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I really love the design on the clothes. Feels very much how I picture 'littles' being dressed in the d dimension, but for the life of me, can't manage to draw.

Ok, so I've been thinking about this a lot recently, and need to get it off my chest, so bear with me. In real life, I'd probably side with Tony Stark, registration seems like a no-brainer given what some of the super powered individuals can do, and how important it is to be aware. But in the Marvel universe, it's pretty well established that there's crazy conspiracies and secret societies and perhaps literal demons involved in everything, and apparently, according to something I recently read, in the comics, Norman Osborn - aka The Green Goblin from the first Spiderman movie - gets ahold of the registration list at some point, and abuses it to hunt down or kidnap people or something, launching a war on Asgard, which people think might happen now that Spiderman is in the MCU. And then there's Agents of Shield to consider, where monitored Inhumans are being picked off through the list system, which is hilariously insecure. The point is, I reckon I'd be reluctantly on Team Cap by the reasoning that registration should be okay, but because of how ludicrous their universe is, it isn't. I know it's quite political, but does anybody else have any preferred superheroes? Personally I also think that Wonderwoman carried Batman v Superman, even with just a few scenes, which she completely stole, and her theme song is the best music in the world. It helps that I absolutely loved Captain America 1, and her movie seems like it could be somewhat similar. Vision and Wanda should have a romance movie with minimal action.

I definitely saw Too Adorable yesterday and thought that it went on the list. Thanks! Not sure about the spoof though since it seems kind of like a short joke.

Yep that's exactly my thinking, it will be on the list.

Yep those are stories which I definitely intend to add! (I think that even though the other setting isn't quite traditional diaper dimension, it could easily be a place elsewhere in the universe given the idea behind what the diaper dimension is). I'm heading out now, but will hopefully update the list with all of the ones from this year that I know of once I get back.

Heya, I'm working on two comics actually, as well as a novel, but have been bouncing between them and other work for about a year now, so am not sure which is going to be finished soonest. One is nearly done, but I keep seeing ways to improve it which are too good to pass, but it really should be done soon.

Hiya mods, I hope this is okay, since it's not actually a story, but relevant to one of the popular story settings. I've just done a complete reworking of my guide to the diaper dimension, though still need to add a lot of things from this year. If anybody spots something which isn't on the list, feel free to let me know here, or on the blog post.

Looks fun, though I'm not sure if I know the characters. I supposed it could be Chase/Emily, since the sitting character does seem potentially quite big.

This definitely seems like an improvement in quality and style, good job! I also really love the general dimensions you give your characters, thickness and length of arms and legs etc, creating a mixture of cute and mature. It's something I've struggled to achieve and can't quite pull off.

It sounds like a piece from CushyPen by RocketManatee, I think I watched him draw that one on a livestream. It's old enough now that it might be in their free archives.

I think it's more that people would get converted, since the heights given (which ranges per author) tend to suggest that littles are like the short mistaken-for-child protagonists in stories, whereas amazons are genuinely huge.

I like it, it tells a story.

I like the texturing effects worked in, and the eyes are great, better than I've ever been able to manage despite trying for that style multiple times. I take it that it's somewhat like the final scene of Chasing Emily?

Interesting, I'm tempted to check it out now. It looked potentially decent already anyway.

There's more on my blog too, though it's kind of all over the place. (You should be able to click these for larger versions)

Make sure you check with Princess for using Alisa, the conditions for using the universe were not using her characters. Last time we saw Alisa, she was back on Earth, or at least what she presumed was Earth, though Princess did have some ideas for a sequel.

Well it was established in the original story that amazons and littles marry and can have little children, not all littles are regressed by any means. Even those that are though, they can be physically regressed and start again, given immortality serums/treatments as in some stories (who knows, maybe the world has been in a static state for hundreds of years), etc. It's an amalgamation of diaper stories, and Princess drew pretty heavily on the tech / complete biological changes ones (though I don't think she added magic until the Sierra Christmas story, but the world's general bias against some characters having a fair chance of staying out of diapers, as Alisa experienced when changing sizes, seems like a type of magic).

Are they freed? They are the amalgamation of diaper stories, which often involve unhappily ever afters . There's being physically regressed and starting again, immortality serums, etc... The dimension's creator already has regression and magic established, after all.

That's been my reasoning, for every different take on the dimension. Though any question of genetics, and how there's still littles around, etc, would probably want to take those original definitions of the dimension into account. Personally I don't think that nailing down the genetics etc is necessarily going to lead to a fun outcome, it's an intentionally whacky scenario where everything from every diaper fetish story happens frequently. Including, age regression, robots, hypnosis, etc. Questions of genetics, war, disease, trauma, etc, don't fit the setting in the same way they don't for the toys of the toy story universe, it's presuming the wrong lens for which parts of them are realistic as per our world, or which function in their own unique way which are probably better off not being defined.

The creator of the universe (who thankfully gave us permission to write in her setting, which has been brilliant), never quite made it out as some authors (including myself) have perhaps taken to describing it. Littles were one type of people but they weren't all exclusively dominated. Littles married amazons. Littles had public careers. Etc. They just represented the Hal-story like trope of shorter people who often end up in diapers (experiencing this risk with all other sized people). Amazons also ended up in diapers, for different tropeish reasons. The very first view of the universe even described some bigger people being dominated by smaller people (Princess has written at least one caption with that theme). We just tend to like writing the big/little size dynamics, so it's the one which is heard of a lot. I think Chasing Emily (probably my favourite, tied with the original) presented the original harsher society for littles, though even then it was just the little character's point of view, and she was often told she was overreacting, and doubted herself at times.

Yeah it was a question of once her secretive address had been discovered, did she really want to risk disobeying them? Her paranoia was running high, wondering if they might be watching her at all times etc, whether she could risk giving any chance for accusing her of being rude, etc. She definitely couldn't just not go after the invitation while still staying at the same address, so she either had to somehow figure out how to move quickly, or accept the giant's invitation.

Being a fictional almost-comedic parody world probably helps :P. Just think of it like the sound effects in space of Star Wars, there for the coolness of the ride. I am actually writing a story which I'll hopefully release one day, which touches upon a thousand ridiculous conflicting explanations for that from abdl tropeisms, which I think will be fun...

It was Princess who originally came up with the orphanages thing, I think in her second Sierra story.