Agreed. What was the goal renaming it to "Delicate and Sickly", which is lazily and vaguely shoving two adjectives together? 'Ill Girl' was a great title because it properly invoked an image of a frail, ailing, and graceful girl being bedridden. Now there's virtually no difference between this page and any of the other numerous disease/illness-related pages.
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What do you think of this image for Ill Girl? 
I am not a fan of Digital Monsters.
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I think it has the focus on the wrong aspects. And it looks more like someone being ill in general.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard Feynman
AgProv
Ah, the shortcomings of sans-serif fonts... I came here in curiosity thinking what the Hell is an III girl? (triple-ninth letter of the alphabet). Or is it a III girl? (Third girl - Roman numeral for 3).
it's an Ill girl - as in sick, unhealthy...
Male, early sixties, Cranky old fart, at least two decades behind. So you have been warned. Functionally illiterate in several languages.
What we want are clear, solid examples. If this isn't one, we don't need it. If it is, it needs an unambiguous write-up.
- Natsume Yuujinchou: The main character; not strictly of this trope, but his sensitivity to the spirits of the Youkai means multiple bouts of illness and unexplained blackouts, freeing a spirit from a contract also leaves him pretty much out of it.
I just have to say that I know it just got run together this way, but the idea of a "chew toy saint" is perfect. There are several chew toy saints in the Catholic lexicon.
I have found that it is the small everyday deed of ordinary folks that keep the darkness at bay. Small acts of kindness and love. - Tolkien Hide / Show Replies
why did we delete ill girl. this literally makes no goddamn sense why
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