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At first glance, WHentai might seem like just another hentai image website, but there's much more beneath the surface that you may not be aware of. As someone well-versed in the realms of hentai and manga, I’m here to break down everything you need to know about this platform. One notable feature is the game called "Fap Titans," which you may encounter prominently displayed on the homepage. Be warned, though: that flashy advertisement has a tendency to loop incessantly on the side, which can be quite irritating. The homepage offers a plethora of tantalizing hentai images, many of which are intentionally blurred out. To gain access to these obscured images, you’ll need to pay a fee, but the site does allow free viewing of non-blurred content. If you plan on spending significant time on WHentai, I highly recommend creating an account or logging in via Twitter or Facebook, as this grants you various perks as a member. WHentai primarily focuses on sharing all types of erotic art inspired by existing anime, allowing users to engage as both viewers and artists. If you're not skilled in drawing, don’t worry; you can still contribute by suggesting themes or ideas for artwork. However, note that commissioning an artist is not a free endeavor, as they deserve compensation for their work. To make a request, navigate to the ‘Commissions’ tab, where you can describe the desired image and even select a preferred artist if you wish. To demonstrate your commitment, you’ll need to purchase additional votes, which can range from $10 for 20 votes to $100 for 350 votes, plus a bonus. Unfortunately, payment options are limited to PayPal, which could be frustrating for those without an account. The blurry images I mentioned earlier can also be accessed through votes, so if you intend to explore the full range of content, securing these votes is essential. Don’t fret if this sounds complicated; the site offers comprehensive explanations to ensure that all users, regardless of their familiarity with the platform, can understand the process. For aspiring artists, there’s a dedicated page called ‘Become an Artist,’ where you can find useful information to kickstart your artistic journey. The site claims that artists can earn up to $2,400 a week, although the validity of this figure is uncertain. To gain approval, you will need to submit ten artworks to a moderator, which seems like a reasonable requirement. As a member, you can also view requests made by others and contribute votes to their