Other Rabukurafuto muscle expansion stories

Rabukurafuto · 08-19-2010

Yes, Iczerman was a big inspiration for me too with his gentle, heroic beauties, but he is too uptight; any fetish other than muscles and breasts seems to be too much for him. Sex outside of marriage can be too much for him. I don't fault him too much for using the English dub Sailor Moon terms though; that was all he had to work with for years. But he also randomly used Japanese terms (and spelled them incorrectly, like "Sailor Senchi") and other times simply had the information wrong (saying Ami and Shingo visited a cave where "Tiger Eye" tried to steal Shingo's dream when it was really Ami's Dream Mirror Tiger's Eye looked into). I did kind of like all the cross-overs Iczerman did since I enjoyed most of what he enjoyed, but he had the most cross-overs with Gold Digger, an American comic series I know next to nothing about. I thought he might have been working toward an overarching plot, but when I asked him he said he was just making it all up as he went along.

I think a big problem Iczerman had though was that he made Ami so strong that almost nothing threatened her. He tried to reverse this in one of his last stories, but it was rather too late.

08-19-2010	#6
Rabukurafuto Process Fan Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 36	Re: Other Rabukurafuto muscle expansion stories Yes, Iczerman was a big inspiration for me too with his gentle, heroic beauties, but he is too uptight; any fetish other than muscles and breasts seems to be too much for him. Sex outside of marriage can be too much for him. I don't fault him too much for using the English dub Sailor Moon terms though; that was all he had to work with for years. But he also randomly used Japanese terms (and spelled them incorrectly, like "Sailor Senchi") and other times simply had the information wrong (saying Ami and Shingo visited a cave where "Tiger Eye" tried to steal Shingo's dream when it was really Ami's Dream Mirror Tiger's Eye looked into). I did kind of like all the cross-overs Iczerman did since I enjoyed most of what he enjoyed, but he had the most cross-overs with Gold Digger, an American comic series I know next to nothing about. I thought he might have been working toward an overarching plot, but when I asked him he said he was just making it all up as he went along. I think a big problem Iczerman had though was that he made Ami so strong that almost nothing threatened her. He tried to reverse this in one of his last stories, but it was rather too late.