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At first glance, WHentai may appear to be just another run-of-the-mill hentai image website, but there’s much more beneath the surface that you might not realize. As someone well-versed in the realms of hentai and manga, I'm here to give you the lowdown on what this site truly entails. Firstly, WHentai has developed a game called Fap Titans, which you might want to check out, although I personally found it uninteresting. I mention this because, upon visiting the homepage, you’ll be greeted by an incessantly looping and rather intrusive ad that can quickly become annoying. The front page is packed with an array of enticing hentai images, many of which are blurred out. To access these blurred images, you’ll need to make a payment; however, the process is more user-friendly than you might expect. The unblurred images are freely accessible, which is a definite plus. If you’re planning to spend a significant amount of time on the site, I recommend creating an account or logging in through Twitter or Facebook to unlock certain member privileges. WHentai primarily focuses on showcasing various types of hentai art derived from existing anime series. What’s particularly engaging is that users can participate as both viewers and artists. Even if you lack drawing skills, you can suggest ideas for artists to create, although this service does come at a cost, as artists need to earn a living too. To commission artwork, navigate to the ‘Commissions’ tab where you can detail your vision, select an artist (if you wish), and then cast extra votes to indicate your seriousness about the commission. These additional votes are paid, and you must purchase them through your account. As a new member, you'll enjoy discounts on the original prices: for instance, 20 extra votes for $10, 100 votes for $30, and so on. Unfortunately, payments can only be made via PayPal, which might be a limitation for some users without accounts there. The blurring I mentioned earlier can also be lifted using these votes, so make sure to stock up if you plan on diving deep into the site. If any of this seems overwhelming, don’t fret; the website provides clear explanations to ensure everyone, regardless of their experience level, can navigate it easily. For those aspiring to become artists, there’s a dedicated page titled ‘Become an Artist’ that outlines everything you need to know to get started. They claim that artists can earn about $2,400 a week