| It's pretty obvious what type of audience this series attracts, but are there still any women watching? Edit: This thread is mainly for the poll just out of curiosity, I am not actually being serious with the question in the title |
AdvideAug 16, 2023 4:18 AM
| Yes, but what is a woman OP ? |
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| Yeah the title is just an exaggeration, but, as far as popular anime go, this series is definitely among the ones with the greatest watching ratio of men to women |
| interesting disscussion... |
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Advide said: Yeah the title is just an exaggeration, but, as far as popular anime go, this series is definitely among the ones with the greatest watching ratio of men to women Did you know that Redo of healer was more popular among female audience? Source |
| I find a new dumbest thread every day. |
| Yes, despite how creepy Rudeus was on the early episodes (and thankfully he isn't anymore due to character development), Mushoku Tensei is still one of the best isekai I've ever seen, I love the story and plot ^.^  I always look forward to next episode :) |
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| Harem does have a niche with some female fans, but I doubt Rudeus is enough of a pretty boy to gather a large female audience. Rudeus`s old life form probably turned away a lot of female demographic. |
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Agreed on Fruits Basket being pretty boy drama bordom. Not made for me. |
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| When it comes to anime in general, the majority of those who watch and enjoy it are men. That is true for every site dedicated to anime. |
Seeinq said: there’s probably more women watching this than standard isekai tbh. You have to take in count Magic Knight Rayearth, Escaflowne, and Inuyasha as those are all isekais with a female protagonist. More women are watching those isekais than Mushoku Tensei. |
| Someone is off there meds today |
| Damn, a lot of people are missing out on Fruits Basket. So sad. |
| Aside from the author's dumb fetish-y shit, this is just a good adventure series, so of course the anime has female viewers. |
| If you reply back to me and I never respond, I lost interest and don't care. Sorry about that. |
| 10% are only female fans of this show anyway MAL is majority a sausagefest source https://myanimelist.net/advertising and anime fandom in general is still male dominated |
ErogakiPatches said: I would be shocked if those old shows combined had more people watching than one of the modern day juggernauts of isekai. Seeinq said: there’s probably more women watching this than standard isekai tbh. You have to take in count Magic Knight Rayearth, Escaflowne, and Inuyasha as those are all isekais with a female protagonist. More women are watching those isekais than Mushoku Tensei. |
| If you reply back to me and I never respond, I lost interest and don't care. Sorry about that. |
SouthRzVa said: I would wager that shoujo in general is more appreciated by men than teenage boys, it may take time to get over the stigma of it.Damn, a lot of people are missing out on Fruits Basket. So sad. |
| If you reply back to me and I never respond, I lost interest and don't care. Sorry about that. |
I dont really think thats a valid reason. The author of that series told in an interview that Female audience demand series with revenge plot. Also, I read another article where an anime adaptation of his other work "Assassin Aristocrat" also had popularity among Japanese female audience. The anime wasnt really as "Strongly Descriptive" as Redo of healer. |
LostSpectre said: SouthRzVa said: I would wager that shoujo in general is more appreciated by men than teenage boys, it may take time to get over the stigma of it.Damn, a lot of people are missing out on Fruits Basket. So sad. LostSpectre said: SouthRzVa said: I would wager that shoujo in general is more appreciated by men than teenage boys, it may take time to get over the stigma of it.Damn, a lot of people are missing out on Fruits Basket. So sad. I would argue that shoujo is more enjoyed by male teens than men. 1. Men obviously watch more anime so their standards are likely higher 2. Teens may be able to self insert into the pretty boy uknowingly, but men fail to make that connection. Sex difference preferences often increase with age. |
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SouthRzVa said: Damn, a lot of people are missing out on Fruits Basket. So sad. Right? The remake is probably one of the best anime to come out in the past 10 years. |
rohan121 said: I don't see what standards have to do with it, people who watch more anime are bound to eventually branch out into more and more genres. Second, I think weebs are way too concerned with the whole "self-insert" thing, the majority of people just watch anime without any need to use it as a personal coping mechanism. I highly disagree that "sex difference preferences" increase with age, as people that are older and more mature should be less likely to be influenced by such nonsense. LostSpectre said: I would wager that shoujo in general is more appreciated by men than teenage boys, it may take time to get over the stigma of it. LostSpectre said: I would wager that shoujo in general is more appreciated by men than teenage boys, it may take time to get over the stigma of it. I would argue that shoujo is more enjoyed by male teens than men. 1. Men obviously watch more anime so their standards are likely higher 2. Teens may be able to self insert into the pretty boy uknowingly, but men fail to make that connection. Sex difference preferences often increase with age. I doubt I'll reply a second time, take that how you will. |
| If you reply back to me and I never respond, I lost interest and don't care. Sorry about that. |
Seeinq said: ErogakiPatches said: You have to take in count Magic Knight Rayearth, Escaflowne, and Inuyasha as those are all isekais with a female protagonist. More women are watching those isekais than Mushoku Tensei. i mean standard isekai as the copy paste haremesque isekai with almost always a male protagonist. Not sure what this is supposed to mean. Please elaborate. |
LostSpectre said: ErogakiPatches said: I would be shocked if those old shows combined had more people watching than one of the modern day juggernauts of isekai. You have to take in count Magic Knight Rayearth, Escaflowne, and Inuyasha as those are all isekais with a female protagonist. More women are watching those isekais than Mushoku Tensei. That is not my point. More WOMEN are watching those shows, not more people. The majority of the people watching Mushoku Tensei are men, while the majority of people watching/reading the ones I mentioned are women. |
ErogakiPatches said: Surely, it should have been implied that I was talking about women, since that was the entire point. LostSpectre said: I would be shocked if those old shows combined had more people watching than one of the modern day juggernauts of isekai. That is not my point. More WOMEN are watching those shows, not more people. The majority of the people watching Mushoku Tensei are men, while the majority of people watching/reading the ones I mentioned are women. I'm saying more women probably watch MT, whether or not male viewers are the larger percentage. |
| If you reply back to me and I never respond, I lost interest and don't care. Sorry about that. |
Advide said: Yeah the title is just an exaggeration, but, as far as popular anime go, this series is definitely among the ones with the greatest watching ratio of men to women According to who or what are you saying this? I mean, it is no surprise that more men watch it but isn't that is the case for most anime? |
V1P3R0P said: Advide said: Yeah the title is just an exaggeration, but, as far as popular anime go, this series is definitely among the ones with the greatest watching ratio of men to women Did you know that Redo of healer was more popular among female audience? Source That isn't true, that says it had more female audience than normally, not that it had more female audience in general. |
V1P3R0P said: Wait, are you talking about how RoH has more female audiences than male? No way that's true.Advide said: Yeah the title is just an exaggeration, but, as far as popular anime go, this series is definitely among the ones with the greatest watching ratio of men to women Did you know that Redo of healer was more popular among female audience? Source |
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