What criteria are used to determine whether ecchi anime has been executed tastefully? |
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| Umm... Better to stay away from ecchi if you think it's too much to handle. |
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| Does it matter? We get NTHE very soon. |
Dragevard said: What criteria are used to determine whether ecchi anime has been executed tastefully? Tasty girls and their tasty panties. |
This dance is the pinnacle of human achievement. |
| No idea. It's oxymoronic, emphasis on the "moronic" part. I've seen so many reviews on ecchi series talking about how an ecchi series is too focused on fanservice, or how the ecchi scenes go too far, things along those lines. You might as well be complaining that water is too wet. I noticed that a couple ecchi shows that had relatively high scores in the past for an ecchi series, Monster Musume and Keijo with 8 exclamation points (Monster Musume I think being higher) now have a score lower than 7. And looking at the reviews, the negatative ones kinda just boil down to that. Expecting more from series that clearly weren't focused on that. I mean, how much plot or character development do you expect from a show about smashing tna together or a show about monster collecting if the tagline was "gotta fuck em all"? |
| When Utena droolingly spread Azure and saw the light. She tasted heaven. |
| Erotica is ecchi done tastefully. . |
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| You can't have tastefulness and ecchi at the same time. It's like asking for hentai without any explicit scenes. |
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| depends on each others' taste, some like panties, some like nipples, some like to see mc fall on top of some girl and some like to see a girl puking in mc mouth |
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| It means they don't want ecchi at all. |
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| Ecchi or fan service shouldn't distract from the overall plot or narrative. A good example of this is Fire Force. MANY times in this show there's a serious scene or intense fight, and randomly out of the blue, a character will just be half naked for no reason. It completely distracts from the actual story and really downplays the seriousness of some scenes. There are some show's however that do it very well. Seamlessly incorporating both ecchi elements and plot. Monogatari, Kill la Kill, and Mushoku Tensei are all great examples. These shows incorporate fan service in a way that's meaningful to the plot and doesn't distract from the seriousness of the show. This would be considered to be "tasteful." There are also shows like DxD or MonMusu, which are entirely based around fan service and ecchi comedy. These are also generally fine, because you can't really be "distasteful" if that's what the entire show it about. |
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| It's because of this new technology that will allow you to lick the screen and feel the taste of things. |
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