Request Guidelines [EN]

Thank you very much for your continued support.

Recently, I have been receiving an increasing number of requests through comments and messages.

I would like to accommodate as many as possible, but due to various circumstances and my own creative limitations, I am unable to fulfill every request.

I sincerely apologize to those whose requests I have not been able to accept.

Additionally, as the number of requests has increased, it has become more difficult to respond individually, and there have been instances of delayed replies or overlooked messages.

To ensure smoother communication and prevent potential misunderstandings, I have decided to establish a set of general guidelines for requests.

I would appreciate it if you could take a moment to review them.

How to Submit a Request

Requests can be made through any of the following methods.

Feel free to use whichever is most convenient for you:

• Comments on Patreon posts

• Direct messages on Patreon

• Comments on Pixiv posts

• Direct messages on X (Twitter)

If you prefer to submit a request anonymously, you may use the following service:

https://odaibako.net/u/RainyRoux (Anonymous request form)

Request Content

There are no strict rules regarding request content.

However, requests related to genres, characters, or scenes I have previously illustrated are generally easier for me to accommodate.

Please note that some requests may be difficult to fulfill depending on their nature.

Acceptance or Rejection of Requests

I generally do not provide individual notifications regarding whether a request has been accepted or declined.

I appreciate your understanding in this matter.

However, if a request is submitted via direct message, I may inform you of its acceptance or rejection.

Please note that I am unable to provide explanations for declined requests.

Indicating Request-Based Works

Some of the works I have posted in the past were created based on requests.

Going forward, new request-based works will be clearly labeled to distinguish them.

• Titles of request-based works will begin with [Request].

• The name of the requester and specific details of the request will not be disclosed.

This labeling will help provide insight into the types of requests that are more likely to be accepted and the frequency of request-based posts.

Final Notes

Thank you for taking the time to read these guidelines.

Please note that they may be updated without prior notice based on future circumstances.

I truly appreciate your ongoing support, and I look forward to continuing to create content for you.