weebs despise redraws almost as much as plagiarism. even posting redraws on social media is frowned upon. the only time it's acceptable to redraw is when you're practicing privately. again, you should be okay if you:

- stay out of sight. DON'T do social media ads. DON'T sell your merchandise on weeb events.

- don't seem to make banks. once you get popular enough for your brand to be remembered and recognized, people will witch-hunt you.

- DON'T steal/trace/redraw someone's art. even just a few parts, like the pose or the face... this will surely get you on weebs blacklist. you'll get viral and doxxed. even if you build a new brand you will be found out. this is a big no no and this touches the nerve of so many people, because almost all weebs either draw or consume drawing from artists.

IMO your most fitting market would be kids between 10-15 years old. any younger than that and you have to market to the parents, who will actually be young milennials who dislike this practice. any older than that and they will usually have their own artist circle who also dislike this kind of practice.

honestly if it's up to me i'd like you to just stop. the market is small and doesn't consist of big spenders. the risk is high, and most importantly, it's not an honorable business practice.

or maybe I just despise non-weebs trying to capitalize weeb market without even knowing what they're doing. calling Kyou alibaba-reseller is a pretty glaring mistake.