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At first glance, WHentai might come across as just another run-of-the-mill hentai image website, but there’s a lot more to it than meets the eye. As someone well-versed in the realms of hentai and manga, I’m here to shed light on what this platform truly offers. First off, WHentai has an associated game called Fap Titans, which, to be honest, didn’t pique my interest much, but it's worth a mention because the obnoxious ad for it plays on loop right when you enter the homepage, and it can be quite irritating. The front page is brimming with various enticing hentai images, many of which are blurred out. Clicking on these blurred images requires payment to view them, but the good news is that there are plenty of non-blurred images available for free. For a more enriching experience, I recommend creating an account or logging in via social media platforms like Twitter or Facebook, as members enjoy certain perks. WHentai primarily focuses on sharing a diverse range of hentai art based on existing anime, and the platform encourages both viewers and artists to engage. If you’re not an artist yourself, you can suggest ideas for artwork, but keep in mind that artists need to earn a living, so this will involve some costs. You can navigate to the ‘Commissions’ section, where you can detail your artistic request, select an artist (if you wish), and purchase extra votes to show your commitment to your commission. New members can take advantage of discounts on votes, with packages available at various price points. However, one major drawback is that payments are only accepted via PayPal, which can be frustrating for those who don’t use it. Those blurry images I mentioned earlier can also be unlocked with votes, so accumulating those is essential if you plan to enjoy the full range of content. If this all sounds a bit overwhelming, don’t worry—the site provides explanations to ensure everyone, regardless of their familiarity with the platform, can navigate it easily. For aspiring artists, there’s a dedicated section called ‘Become an Artist’ where you can find all the information needed to get started. Interestingly, they claim that artists can earn around $2400 a week, but I can't personally verify that since I don’t have the talent to draw. Once again, reaching out to current artists might provide better insights. As a member, you can also see what others have requested and vote on those ideas, which is crucial for artists