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extreme_size_difference
📅 Updated:2026-09-12
🕒 Created:2021-01-28
🆔 ID:33867
Description
A character that is extraordinarily small in size compared to another character.
This typically applies to scenes featuring a macro or micro sized character interacting with, or being depicted alongside characters who are normal sized. Less commonly, this tag describes two creatures of naturally extreme difference in size interacting or being compared – such as a feral rat and feral elephant, or arguably, a feral dragon and human or anthro character (as they are generally depicted as being very large animals).
Tagging notes
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IMPORTANT NOTE:
IMPORTANT NOTE:
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- Do NOT tag an extreme size difference post with both `macro` AND `micro` tags [sup]with rare exceptions[/sup]
- If there is no background, scenery, or objects to suggest what size the characters are relative to the environment, then do not tag `macro` nor `micro`.
- Extreme size difference posts should ideally always be tagged with:
- `larger_[sex]` `smaller_[sex]` (e.g. larger male, smaller female etc.)
- `larger_[form]`, `smaller_[form]` (e.g. larger anthro, smaller humanoid etc.)
- optionally, tags for `macro_[sex/form]` or `micro_[sex/form]` can be applied
- If there is only a macro or micro character within the scene, and no smaller or larger characters visible, the post should not be tagged with `extreme_size_difference`.
- Exercise some caution when removing the tag since the size difference might be extreme enough that the smaller character is hard to find. In such a case, add relevant tags to where they are if such are missing.
