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Pomegaverse
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Pomegaverse (ポメガバース) is a fanworks trend that began in Japanese fandom circles circa February 2021. In these works, a human character experiences so much stress that they transform into a Pomeranian dog. They can only revert back to their human form if the stress is relieved via receiving love and affection from other people.
The trope originated as a drawing trend in Japanese-language twitter spaces, and soon caught the attention of western fans, who used pomegaverse in art and fic.
Example Fanworks
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Art
- Anyways I'm going to bed enjoy bakugo pomeranian by bastardousshnwn (BNHA)
- Pls read @kdhraiai ‘s pomegaverse kuromahi fic it’s very cute <3 by karemahiru (Shoujo Kageki Revue Starlight)
- SO there’s this trend on twitter (maybe here too idk?) called Pomegaverse by marerittmarit (Ace Attorney)
Fic
- bnha pomegaverse by charons_boat (BNHA, series)
- Mahiru couldn't possibly be this fluffy?! by virophilia (Shoujo Kageki Revue Starlight)
Resources
- An explanation of the trope by twitter user milkypans.
- An explanation of the trope from Japanese BL information website Chill Chill. This tweet summarizes the explanation in English.
- Pomegaverse on AO3. Note that the tag has not yet been marked as common.