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Reviewer: GiantTirpsy Signed starstarstarstarstar [Report This]
Date: April 22 2026 4:52 PM Title: Welcome to Yvonna's town.

Hey, hope you’re doing well. Ngl your story really caught my attention and I got genuinely excited reading it. The concept alone is so unique, but the way you executed it with the worldbuilding, scale perspective, and emotional dynamics made it even more immersive. I honestly didn’t expect to get this invested so quickly.

What really stood out to me was the contrast between comfort and discomfort like how this “paradise” has such a dark, almost unsettling undertone beneath it. The whole idea of shrinking, dependency on Yvonna, and how the community justifies everything is super fascinating. It feels like there’s a deeper psychological layer there beyond just survival or gratitude.

I had a few questions that really stuck with me while reading:

  • Do you see this town as a true paradise, or more like a controlled environment where people slowly lose their sense of normal morality?
  • How much of the residents’ loyalty to Yvonna is genuine appreciation vs psychological dependence after being isolated from their old world?
  • Do you think someone could eventually rebel or try to escape, or does Hoopa’s involvement completely remove that possibility?
  • Yvonna clearly cares deeply, but do you think she fully understands the physical and emotional impact her actions have on them at their scale?
  • Sam adapted surprisingly fast is that intentional, like showing how easy it is for humans to normalize extreme situations?
  • Also, is there a bigger purpose behind Hoopa sending people here, or is it purely chaotic curiosity?

Honestly, stories like this aren’t easy to pull off the balance between creativity, discomfort, and character perspective takes real skill, and I genuinely respect the effort you’ve put into it. Thanks for creating something this unique for readers like us.

By the way, I’m a paid artist and I specialize in turning stories into comic pages, and while reading this I could already visualize several scenes in comic form. So I wanted to ask Would you be interested in bringing your story to life visually?

If yes, feel free to reach out:
Email: trippsyyarts @ gmail . com
Discord: tripsydraws

Looking forward to hearing from you!

Reviewer: SlashMaster Signed starstarstarhalf-star [Report This]
Date: February 25 2021 4:13 AM Title: Welcome to Yvonna's town.

This is pretty good for a first story. What i will say is I didn't really like the toejam part but then again i dont like toejam in gts stuff in general so that more of a personal thing. Another thing i will say is try not to spend too much time on one thing and show some good gts scenarios. Spending too much time on one thing will sort of make your story seem more stretched out that it needs to be. As for the scenarios you did a very good job on those, but like i said i didn't like the toejam part but thats just a personal thing. Cant wait to see more from you in the future bro and cant wait to see who the second giantess will be. Not gonna lie humans being transported to a pokemon world is an interesting concept.



Author's Response:

Thanks! And that's understandable, not everyone likes the same stuff in this fetish. I don't like gore but some people love it, so don't expect that in my stories. 

As for scenarios. I think that's gonna be a big issue. When I start writing a scene out I like to have details to help visualize what's on but don't know when to stop. Primarily I like being in the role of the shrunken person but I'm going to try in the third chapter to show more from a giantess PoV.

As for the second giantess, I'm torn on using two. I'm going to leave a link to their pictures with a small bio in the note of the next chapter since I want to use them for the third.

I'm hoping to use characters that we don't see often in size content, such as Yvonna the Worker Trainer from S&S. Seriously, such an great design and I've only seen two gts related pics featuring her.

There is a few interactive stories at writing.com which I was inspired by that are like that. Shrunk by Pokemon Trainers by Ponymon and Shrunk near you Favorite girl by Lover of all Giantesses are the most popular. The later focusing on all media. 

Once again, thanks for the tips! They're much appreciated!

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