>even Meiling looks a good bit less endowed in her
>original form, and pretty much all fanart of her seems to accept that
>she has huge tracts of land.

It's like Japanese artists think it correlates with height or something, I dunno. I haven't had occasion to mention it beyond noting that she's built like a brick overpass, but ours is... proportionate. :)

>A portion of the fanart does seem to follow that line as well, seems
>that might be a motivation (subconscious or otherwise) for why you
>started them in a 'Sakuya is hesitant for reasons' state and then
>promptly tossed that out on its ear so they could actually be happy.

Not gonna lie, that bit is one of my favorite scenes thus far, partly because it has some of the best lines (IIDSSM), but largely because it dismantles both the "Sakuya can't handle relationships" thing and the "Remilia is a cruel and capricious boss, especially to Meiling" thing, both of which dog the Touhou fan works continuum like dark matter.

>"It will be interesting to see either of them attempt to square
>away the paperwork for marriage license though."

That poor guy in the Colmar mairie. He thought the vampire walking in off the street and telling him straight-up "I'm a vampire and my birth date is in 1503, which is why I don't have the piece of paper you want" was a strange evening at the office...

"Occupation: Dragon"

(I can easily see Meiling taking the line that it's not one woman marrying another because she isn't a woman. It wouldn't work, but I can easily see her taking it. :)

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