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- https://rule34.xxx
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- 1.Lots of whacky wank worthy posts
2.Even more weird stuff to just look at
3.Devoted community and lively Discord chat
4.Terrible web design, especially on desktop.
5.Just images, no animated clips, let alone full videos.
The Rule34. xxx site, sometimes known as Rule 34 animated porn or R34 XXX, is covered by Rule 34! Since the beginning of the internet (or at least since wifi became popular), there has been a rule. Rule 34 (r34) is a guideline or maybe a constant that has sparked diversity, curiosity, and overall strangeness. This rule is defined by the Urban Dictionary as follows:
“If it exists, there is porn of it. If there isn't, there will be. The only known exception is Rule 34.
I refer to it as "the constant," which states that there are enough strange, horny people who can draw well and will look for a place to post their erotic entries for other equally strange and horny people to whack it to.
Although it's unquestionably an iron law of seeking pornography online, nobody knows where rule 34 originated or from what shady online niches the first rule 34-like postings came. A porn parody of anything already exists if you can picture one. And if it doesn't, the wonderful people at rule34. xxx (and especially user RWBY) have made it their mission statement to see to it that it does.
Are there really parodies of pornography on this site?
Yes, it really does, which may or may not be surprising. As far as I can tell, at least. I believe I can safely state that they have covered almost every franchise, pop star, and fetishized anthropomorphic creature after wasting too much time reading through dozens of random pages at breakneck speed.
In addition to the plethora of attractive women with gravity-defying breasts, there are animated horses copulating, humanoid dragons ejaculating on one another, eighteen-year-old schoolgirls with huge gozongas striking seductive stances, and unclassifiable beings acting.
In addition to the usual sexual stuff, there are many fetishes represented here, far beyond what one would expect. Eventually, amid the sporadic scat or trampling articles, you will come across a sexualized dinosaur laying an egg or some expecting males striking seductive poses.
There's even an image of a cartoon chive sharing explicit language while standing on a pile of books and penetrating a submissive white rook. Indeed, you did read that correctly. A goddamn chess piece being f**ked by an onion.
The artists' hard work is often evident in each article, to be fair. Additionally, everything is well tagged, making it simple to find other freaky stuff that is connected to the stuff you are swinging it to. (Yes, naturally, there is no pun there. )
The Rule34XXX website has conscientiously gathered this amount of material and level of diversity, both of which are produced by Rule 34. Regretfully, there are only photographs and no movies.
However, practically all of the material on Rule34 is uncensored, unlike other porn websites that have a lot of hentai and hentai-inspired stuff. No annoying black bars or silly pixelation. In contrast to other websites of this kind, all of the content is written in English. The greatest thing is that every piece of content is available for free.
Therefore, this is the website for you if you enjoy creative cartoon fetish material that can amuse your imagination and always offers diversity.
Oh yeah, in case you were curious, if you're into that kind of thing, there are plenty of gorgeous "normal" looking women striking seductive postures as well.
Adapting to the Sites' Aesthetics
Apart from all the cartoon dragon dicks, one aspect of Rule34 that I had to get used to was the site's layout. You might argue that it is useful but dull. The best guess is that the fundamental template was taken from a subpar Tumblr site. It's not boring enough to break, but rather poorly done. The designers utilized a particularly nauseating shade of green for the backdrop.
The worst case scenario is that it resembles a digital relic from a bygone era. In all honesty, Rule34 appears to have been written in 1998, even though it was developed in 2012, when database web builders like Wordpress and Wix were already widely used.
The pages are full of awkwardly placed advertisements, the text-heavy pages are badly laid out, and there are no drop-down menus. Strangely, the search bar is only available on the main page and nowhere else.
To address this, the site's creators included a cheat sheet page in order to facilitate certain types of navigation and posting on the site.
The site, however, has a strange appearance on mobile devices, to be fair.
Rule34 has a small number of nice subtopics if you can get past the awful design quality. The page called pools, which gathers all posts with a similar topic or which are best seen in a specific order, such as a sequence of comic strips, comes first.
The most recent topranked users, such as forum posters, picture posters, commenters, and others, are listed on the stats page. It's simpler to locate your favorite site contributors by looking at the aliases and artists' page. On the comments page, you may even see the newest comments on well-liked posts.
Theoretically, you may look for additional tags on this page, but only tags. The same is true for the pages for artists and aliases.
Community that is Intense and Committed
The community features are perhaps the finest aspect of Rule34, aside from the plethora of dirty fan photos. Indeed, the forum's layout is as terrible as the finest of its website, and it takes some getting used to. I think the structure of discussion threads is worse than Reddit's. It sure is a headache to try to adjust a little, but I suppose if you give it enough time, you will get accustomed to it.
Nevertheless, there is a significant amount—and I mean a lot—of community participation. You may discuss your favorite smut drawings with hundreds of others online at any moment of the day, as well as in hundreds of forum posts and with over 15,000 members.
You can access 90% of the site without an account, but signing up for one allows you to participate in all of the forum discussions and Discord conversations. Thankfully, signing up for an account is quick and free.
Rule34 features an iCame count, which I haven't seen on any other porn site, in order to increase community involvement and, it seems, promote talented artists. Users are requested to name the image that they most recently sprayed over. An intriguing iCame counter is used to rank the top posts. Therefore, there you have it if you want something new and a one-of-a-kind top favorite page.
If you can't get enough of the porn posts on Rule34, there are a number of other companion sites in the Boaru community. The good news is that a lot of the writing style is consistent. The majority of the entries are cartoons, but there are a few nice photos, skillfully manipulated images, and even a few humorous GIFs. If you're interested in that sort of thing, there's also a bad blog site.
On the other hand, the same awful web design is used across all the Booru websites. In addition to that, each of the other Booru sites has a different standard of quality control. Additionally, there will be a ton of intrusive commercials that you will need to put up with.
If you truly want to help the community, Rule34 has a Patreon page and a little online store where you may purchase a Rule34 shirt to show off your love for animated kink in public.
Thus, what is my last word?
In general, Rule34 is a huge site with a lot to see. If you enjoy animated erotic pictures, you may literally imagine anything and everything. It's likely that what you're looking for will soon be posted to Rule34 if it hasn't already. Naturally, if no one else publishes the material you want to view, you are welcome to upload your own kinky comics.
Therefore, it is true that Rule34. xxx fully justifies its moniker.
The web design, though, is still terrible. As I stated previously, it probably won't completely destroy your experience if you can get over how horrible it is or even learn to cope. If you can get used to it, that is. However, this is somewhat compensated for by the abundance of material and the lively community.
I give Rule34 three out of five cramping hands because, in spite of its design flaws, it has a lot of excellent (and very strange) content and a strong community.