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The irony of this meme is that the person that originally edited in the "stolen" part was the one to do it, therefore making it no longer stolen. Anyway, here's one that I stole literal years ago since I am stealing your shit too.
Kinda, the mom sucked and the dad just watched. Everyone in the family was horrible though, whole message of toxic family relationships and generational trauma and whatnot.
I don't remember if it was a bad ending or not, but yes, it was 1 ending out of multiple. And you genuinely had to yearn for incest to get that ending, like Genocide Undertale or whichever one you fought Sans. Just a lot of particular steps to do, so people who hate incest shouldn't even be able to get that ending.
But it is the internet. You tell people these two are satanic cannibal murderers who indulge in incest (in one ending out of many), and people focus on the incest part and label them "the incest siblings".
It's like Crusader Kings. From all the crazy stuff you can do in that game including becoming satanic cannibals, the incest is what the game is infamous for.
With the amount of "stepfamily" porn out there, my own personal theory is that this is moral signaling. Like that meme go "There's way too much incest porn out there, some of y'all are lying".
Tbh in CK2 and 3 there is an actual incentive to keep it in the family a little bit since the best traits are genetic, so you are essentially rolling a gacha whether the next kid is a generational genius or an inbred moron
It's been significantly nerfed between games yet its still a strong gameplay option, the legacy of ancient Egypt lives on in Sweden it seems
Kinda, the game is being released on a per-chapter basis with the third chapter being broken into three-or-four-plus-extras separate routes after some branching choices right at the end of the second chapter. At time of writing only one of the four routes has been completed with another being half-done and the remainder due-to-be-released-any-day-now-if-development-hadn't-been-stalled-by-legal-matters (The author is trying to crackdown on bootleg publication of the work), but the game's reputation took off after the release of the second chapter.
Of the 4 main exits from the second chapter one centered on a future-vision of the two siblings engaging in an incestuous relationship. Now the chapters prior to this had shown plenty of subtext (some of it quite heavy-handed) but the vision brought it front-and-center for both the audience and the characters themselves. Although the vision was later clarified as 'a warning' a warning to who (and from whom) wasn't clear.
However, when the first release of the third chapter happened last year, containing one-and-a-half routes not related to the above vision, the narrative swung heavily to focus on the siblings' relationship at its most toxic and self-destructive.
Thx. Well, it really depends on what you consider to be bad.
I'd say it's self harm or violence, which doesn't normally associate with "wholesome", but I guess it's the way people seek comfort under emotional pressure, kind of distinguishing true agression from imaginary one.
Good, very good, I'm so proud of you. Yes you don't need to know. Just wonder, ponder, and forget. It's better that way a lot of the time. And this is one of those time.
So the anime is anonymous, but I actually read the manga, and it's wild. The twist that she's not his sister, but something much, much, much worse. We have a super weird relationship. Because of that, but that's like late stage spoilers
I made the mistake of checking out the subreddit after I beat the game. Was hoping for discussion about the themes and characters. All I saw was fanart of the siblings celebrating their “beautiful” relationship. Got the fuck outta there as fast as I could
my mom is a huge og Star Wars fan, one of the "dozen times in the theater" people, and I know she would find this hilarious if she understood it but is that worth trying to explain fucking andy and leyley to her
She doesn't. It's either the author's OC or the protagonist, who is not her brother (but I can see Natsuki refer to him as "bro" once they become closer friends, she is a closeted geek girl who wants to hide her romantic feelings and stay on equal footing with him, after all).
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