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At first glance, WHentai may appear to be just another typical hentai image website, but there's a lot more to discover beneath the surface. As a seasoned enthusiast of hentai and manga, I’m here to guide you through the essential details you need to know about this platform. One notable feature of whentai.com is its game, Fap Titans. While I found the game to be uninteresting, it does pop up prominently on the homepage, where an incessant, flashy advertisement loops annoyingly. The front page is packed with a variety of tantalizing hentai images, many of which are intentionally blurred out. To view these locked images, you'll need to pay, but the site has a fair system: unblurred images can be accessed for free. If you're considering spending time here, creating an account or logging in through social media like Twitter or Facebook is advisable, as it grants you certain member benefits. WHentai focuses on sharing diverse hentai art based on existing anime, and encourages participation from both viewers and artists. If you lack drawing skills, you can suggest ideas for artists to create. Keep in mind that artists need to earn a living, so this process isn’t free. To request a custom image, visit the ‘Commissions’ section, where you can provide a description, select an artist (if desired), and pay for extra votes to prioritize your request. New members enjoy discounts on vote purchases: 20 votes for $10, 100 for $30, 250 for $60, and 350 plus 100 bonus votes for $100. Unfortunately, payment options are limited to PayPal, which can be inconvenient for those without an account. Blurry images can also be unlocked with votes, so acquiring them is essential if you wish to explore the full content on the site. If this sounds confusing, don’t worry; the website provides clear explanations to help everyone understand the process. For aspiring artists, the ‘Become an Artist’ page offers comprehensive information on starting your journey. It claims that artists can earn around $2,400 per week, though I can't verify this myself. To gain approval as an artist, you need to submit ten artworks to a moderator, which seems reasonable. Members can also view others' requests and contribute votes to ideas they like, which is crucial for artists to know what to create. Each member has a profile showcasing their updates and allowing for private messaging. There’s also a ‘Blogs’ section for discussions, though