Rule 34 is an internet adage asserting that if something exists, there is pornography of it. When applied to a specific subject, such as the animated series “Vox Machina,” it refers to the existence of pornographic content featuring its characters and themes. This content can range from fan art and fiction to more explicit material, often created and shared within online communities.
The phenomenon reflects the intersection of popular culture and adult content creation, highlighting how fan engagement can manifest in various forms, some of which may be considered controversial. While the adage itself is often presented humorously, the existence of such content raises questions about intellectual property, consent (in the context of fictional characters), and the evolving relationship between fans and the media they consume. The impact of readily available adult content based on established properties is a subject of ongoing discussion, encompassing legal, ethical, and societal implications.