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I’ve stumbled upon what I believe to be the most repugnant website on the internet, and it’s not what you might expect. While many might point to eFukt as the peak of distasteful content, it turns out that the title truly belongs to a Booru site known as ScatBooru. For those unfamiliar, a Booru is an image-sharing platform where users can search for images using various tags, much like a condensed gallery version of 4Chan that focuses solely on images rather than text. ScatBooru, as the name suggests, is dedicated entirely to scatology—yes, that means it revolves around feces. This site is overflowing with content that is, quite literally, all about shit. I was taken aback by the sheer volume of scat-themed images available; in fact, the scat tag alone yields over 4,000 results. Every image on the site is related to scat in some way, making it a veritable treasure trove for those with this particular kink. I had initially thought scat-themed content was limited in scope, but ScatBooru proves otherwise, showcasing a wide range of images, including fan art of popular characters engaged in scat-related scenarios. While I’ve seen scat images on various other platforms, ScatBooru’s focus on fan art featuring well-known characters taking a dump is truly unique. The Booru format encourages users to post freely, often without proper credit, which attracts a plethora of artists eager to showcase their work. The result is a site teeming with scat-centric creations that fans can revel in. Interestingly, I noticed that, despite the popularity of scat within certain fandoms, such as those surrounding Sonic the Hedgehog, ScatBooru contains a surprisingly low number of related images. However, the overlap between scat enthusiasts and the furry community is significant, as nearly half of the content features anthropomorphic characters. If human depictions are more to your liking, you’ll find an overwhelming number of images showcasing women in various states of defecation—ranging from the mundane to the absurd, such as someone taking a dump while walking down the street. The styles of art vary widely, including cartoon, 3D, and hentai, with many pieces featuring recognizable characters from popular media. It’s evident that the creators behind these works are passionate about their subjects, producing content that caters specifically to fans of certain shows or games. Even Team Fortress