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I can't believe it, but I've stumbled upon what might be the most repulsive website on the internet—yes, even worse than eFukt. Surprisingly, it’s a Booru site, which is an image-sharing platform where users can combine tags to find specific images. Think of it as a streamlined, image-only version of 4Chan, focusing solely on visuals and their respective tags. While Gelbooru is a well-known example of this genre, let me introduce you to ScatBooru, a site entirely dedicated to scatology—yes, you read that right; it’s all about human waste! ScatBooru is, without a doubt, the most revolting site I’ve encountered. It’s absolutely overflowing with scat-themed content. I was taken aback by the sheer volume of material available, with over 4,000 images tagged under scat alone. This site doesn’t just dabble in scat; it dives deep into it, showcasing a bizarre collection of fan art where popular characters are depicted in scatological scenarios. The Booru format encourages artists to post their work freely, often in hopes of gaining exposure, which has led to an unexpected niche of scat-centric fan art. Interestingly, while I expected to see a lot of scat-themed content from various fandoms, including the notorious Sonic the Hedgehog, the numbers were surprisingly low. The site features an overwhelming amount of furry art, with many images depicting anthropomorphic animals engaging in scat-related acts. If furry depictions aren’t your thing, there’s a plethora of human characters as well, with scenes ranging from mundane toilet use to more adventurous public defecation scenarios. The artwork varies in style, including cartoonish renditions, 3D models, and hentai-inspired images. The creators often use recognizable characters from popular media, adding scat themes to familiar faces. This site is truly a collection of fan service, with users catering specifically to their desires for scat-themed content featuring their favorite characters. What stands out is the accessibility of ScatBooru; like most Booru sites, it’s free to browse, encouraging contributions from anyone willing to share their work. While I struggle to understand the appeal of scat, I can't deny that ScatBooru serves as a unique community for enthusiasts. It may not top any "best of" lists, but it does create a space for scat fans to gather and share their interests. Plus, with minimal ads on the site, browsing is relatively