やり始めて2年経ちますが エネ爆が消された時は古参の人達が気の毒だなぁと思いましたよｗ

CAMP制作ほんと楽しいのですが 折角導入したCAMP評価システムをもう少し有意義にして欲しいなぁと思いますね、 展示公開CAMPにはキャップ消費無しでファストトラベル出来るようにするとか、 CAMP制作者がオンライン状態でも評価できる様にするとか。

Well Shonen is often used in Japanese meaning something along the lines of youth , specifically usually young boy. But take for example all might from my hero academia, he calls all his students "name-shonen" as in young 'name'. Essentially just meaning "youth". Shotacon is derived from the name of a certain young boy (Shotaro) from a certain manga originally. -con means complex. Meaning a complex about shotaro. This evolved to be the standard terminology for someone being infatuated with young boys. However the difference Suisei tries to imply is that shotacon generally refers to being obsessed with younger boys, where she is obsessed with shonen, aka teenagers to young adults. Think most shonen manga protagonists like anything ranging from MHA to Bleach to whatever. These days generally the accepted terms are that shota are younger than shonen. Think of it as pre-puberty and during-puberty. Shota are more kids, where shonen are teenagers to young adults. (and then you get seinen where it crosses over from being a young boy to a young man)

No, shonen is young boys, you're thinking of seinen.