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Third, no police force in the U.S. will even WANT to go after it because they KNOW it's harmless and it interferes with their work or going after ACTUAL criminals who commit REAL crimes. Korea and England already suffer from this issue where the police don't have time for "actual crime" because they're too busy arresting people for looking at 2D girls, or posting something mean online: https://archive.fo/OUqfO
On top of that, the U.S. congress pushed through a bill, last year, called SESTA/FOSTA, with the purpose of "stopping online sex trafficking", which even had the DoJ screaming that the bill won't actually solve anything and only make their jobs harder: https://archive.fo/eNz2u
And, that's also leaving out the fact that the one site that both the bills were design for specifically taking down (Backpage.com) was seized before the bill was even passed: https://archive.fo/bgLo0

Long story short, there shouldn't be anything to worry about. There is nothing illegal about 2D and fiction, and people know this.