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Published in the last generation where smallpox was a reality (Source: Red River Ch. 22)(lemmy.world)

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The author was born in 1960 and smallpox was eradicated in Japan 1979. Red River was published in 1995 so it’s a testament to how tragic smallpox was to have a lasting impression on the author over a decade later.

Disclaimer that I haven’t read it myself. My friend did and shared this photo with me back in late 2020 when COVID anti-vaxxers were emerging.

Ignoring that vaccination doesn’t work like this, much less in an alternate world with completely different strains, the author has the right idea about vaccination. It’s sad that it’s become so political.

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A community for Otome Isekai series, the female-oriented genre where the main character is transported to an otome-game like world.

Kept the name so people looking for an alternative to r/OtomeIsekai could easily find it, but added the “Plus” to reflect that the genre has evolved to include adjacent series.

I’m happy to hand over control if someone else wants to take over.

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  • DO NOT post links to unofficial translations, especially in the post title. It can cause issues for translators and force them to stop. (Also please support the author if available in your country.)
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  • Spoilers are not allowed in post titles. They are allowed in comments, but must be hidden.

Open to feedback on this section. If this ends up taking off then maybe the definition of OI and discussion will need to be stricter. Until then, I don’t think there’s a need to feel restricted by technicalities.

EXAMPLES

  • Classic OI Example: Lady Rose Wants to Be a Commoner

Female main character isekais into an otome game as a villainess

  • OI Twist Example: An Observation Log of My Fiancée Who Calls Herself a Villainess

Male main character’s commentary on the female lead who isekai’ed as the villainess

Added this to point out that the main character (MC) does not necessarily need to be a woman, but if the MC is not a woman, it’ll generally need more OI setting pieces to qualify as an OI.

  • Modern OI Example: Who Made Me a Princess?

Female main character isekais into the world of a (non-otome game) fantasy book she read

  • Otome Isekai Adjacent Example: Your Throne

None of the characters are isekai’ed but the setting is otome-esque and one of the female main characters is a villainess

Icon: The One Within the Villainess because Remilia is unrivaled

Banner: My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom! because it’s a literal otome isekai

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