1. Warning

Even though I aim at making Meiosei Project enjoyable for people of all ages (12+ mostly I'd say), sometimes my content may contain:

• Strong language
• Gore
• Suggestive themes
• Flashing lights
• Horror elements
• Religious themes
• Mentions of SH or su×××de

So, please, proceed at your own risk. Note, that my content is not aimed at humiliating any group of people and similarities with real life events or people are mostly coincidental. Meiosei Project is not aimed at propagating any hateful beliefs and is created purely for entertainment purposes.

2. Similarities to other people's artstyles

I do admit that my artstyle and even some character designs and ideas are very similar to the ones of an artist Pyohato. That is because Pyo's art has been a source for my art inspiration for 2+ years. I do not intend copying him or his characters nor I claim his original characters, designs as mine. I promise that my own projects (CQ, Tanoku, Chrysanthemum Night, etc.) won't be complete copies of Pyohato's games and comics. I am still working on making my artstyle not so similar to the one of Nebulamancers. My art inspirations also include Funamusea, Bayachao, Pepoyo, k-szk, KURE, Yoh Yoshinari, Hiroyuki Imaishi and the artstyle of Cookie Run. Similarities to the other artists are mostly coincidental.

3. About TANOKU

Every character of my (upcoming) shmup game series TANOKU are based on Aztec deities, while the story itself is heavily inspired by Aztec mythology. However, they have different names from the deities they are based on. The reason for doing so is that I want to separate my characters from their mythological inspirations, so that I won't ruin people's perception of Aztec mythological figures. So, by that I mean that characters of the game series TANOKU are characters that are heavily inspired by Aztec deities, rather than these deities themselves. And also, game series TANOKU were not created to make fun of any racial group or culture and does not promote nor excuse slavery. Please, stay safe.