Would the "screencap" meta tag apply here, or would we need to have a modified version so it can be a standard tag, like "photo"?

Reader-added tags as yet consist of "Let's become a virtual YouTuber", and "Virtual karaoke monster YouTuber".

"Fuck you!"

Aaaaand that one clears things up immediately.

One of the cutest "Fuck you!" to be posted on the internet.

We Westerners clearly ruined Ai-chan's English vocabulary with that one game.

Moonspeaker said:

Would the "screencap" meta tag apply here, or would we need to have a modified version so it can be a standard tag, like "photo"?

Reader-added tags as yet consist of "Let's become a virtual YouTuber", and "Virtual karaoke monster YouTuber".

It'd need to be like the photo (object) tag to represent an in-comic screenshot versus a real screen cap. It's why I ultimately settled on "render". Panel 3 is a primitive render, but still one done via a renderer.

Jarlath said:

It'd need to be like the photo (object) tag to represent an in-comic screenshot versus a real screen cap. It's why I ultimately settled on "render". Panel 3 is a primitive render, but still one done via a renderer.

Thing is, this isn't an in-comic screenshot, it's an actual screenshot used as a panel (as evidenced by the visible tool cursor), the way he sometimes uses straight-up photos as panels, so it's not the equivalent of the "photo_(object)" tag. It does seem to be the screenshot equivalent of the "photo" tag, but I hesitated because said "photo" is a regular tag, whereas "screencap" is a meta tag. I'm not sure whether this means the "photo" tag needs to be reclassified as meta.

From right to left it's gotta be... Kaguya Luna, Mikoko and Ai.