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Jun 7, 2016 8:23 PM
#251
Zelkiiro said: no one trying to do that! not even ecchi fans... what most happened is the opposite of that... ecchi well writen character that got looked down solely because fanservice..Kuma said: Zelkiiro said: Kuma said: Zelkiiro said: no, i mean quality anime in general... not only ecchi anime quality, since it's their favorite shows, their fanboyism will affected with their opinion which can be apply to every fans... if you argue about comedy series with me, of course i will defend them as hard as i can if i found them good comedy...Kuma said: Zelkiiro said: funny because some of ecchi lovers i found is one of best people to talk to about anime quality... better than most psuedo elitist on malOh, I'm not saying the ecchi warriors can't like their ecchi--I just want to forever discourage them from ever having the gall to assert that their opinion on the quality of anime is somehow valid. If you try to tell me that shows like Bakuon!! or Recently My Sister is Unusual or Highschool of the Dead are "good," then I'm just going to laugh at you. Certainly the only thing you can say about them with "good" in the sentence is that they're "good" at what they do--certainly Eyebrow Chick Main Character from Bakuon!! provides some nice fanservice, because thick eyebrows and short hair are 2 of my 3 fetishes--but to say that Bakuon!! is a good show is provably false. To be more specific, you're not the kind of person who draws my ire--it's people like Z-Dante and Mamster-P who are all like: "Well thought-out storylines and complex characters? BOOOOO Jiggling tits and sweaty underage teenage girl asses? DING DING DING" now we goes to spesific ecchi series... if you watch tom and jerry expecting some serious plot and story and mindblow character development and judge with that, of course i am gonna laugh at you, because it's totaly not the purpose of the series and you judge them as the way it is... it's as laughable if you watch thirller expecting comedy... ecchi series it self does providing entertianment by nudity, but there is series that not only with that... but don't analize it what the series actually not even try to do and totaly missing the purpose of them as entertainment medium... The sad thing is, those two people aren't just saying they hate well-written plots and characters in their ecchi--those two say they hate well-written plots and characters, period. That's the kind of shit that makes my blood boil. they are just mad becuas it's not supposed thing to do yet you still forcing them as it is the right way to do... you are totaly miss the point... |
Jun 7, 2016 8:38 PM
#253
I've been watching for a long time and just recently joined MAL to check out the community and boy oh boy I wasn't disappointed. So many different people. Now to give my two cents... I think that every genre should exist without anyone worrying that it will destroy other types of . I have this loop of how I watch and it is a very good one if I may say so. I usually go with "serious" shows and avoid anything that has a laughable plot, but once in while a show sucks me dry, kills me, breaks my heart and so on... When that happens I hop on a good echi show and heal myself with some well crafted panty shots and some good ass, also tits ofc, but not that much, I prefer panty shots and ass. So all that with sprinkles of humor. I laugh my ass off, my heart is recharged and I finish the echi show or just put it on hold and then I move on to the next "serious" show. There are some like Kiss x Sis to whom I have returned more than once :p I recommend it to ppl who avoid echi to try this method out. But there are a lot of echi shows which are seriously well made, and I mean well made as in the messages they convey and humor they use. It deserves praise. My main message here to everyone is it's all cool, just don't be a box, keep an open mind. For example I hate stuff which bears mecha or shounen tags with a passion, but I always check them out cos I found some really well made gems among those tittles. |
MrClouderJun 7, 2016 9:29 PM
Jun 7, 2016 9:45 PM
#254
Hmmm. Thinking about the 'is anime mainstream in Japan' topic, the question occurs to me: if most anime (potentially) are only aimed at the otaku subculture and not general audiences, is ecchi in fact The Real Point of the industry? What if fanservice is the actual main attraction and good writing/character development/themes are just a bonus (and not the other way around as is typically assumed)? Something to think about. There might be some expectations that we in the English speaking world have that aren't intuitive to the original viewer base... |
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Jun 7, 2016 9:48 PM
#255
Just because an anime has ecchi doesnt mean its bad. It just has to be used properly. Now for something like Highschool of the Dead, that was a friggen gong show. |
Jun 7, 2016 11:27 PM
#256
People will like what they like, it's not like you can choose what you like. Companies are supposed to appease the masses it's not their fault that a lot of people seem to like certain aspects. |
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Jun 8, 2016 12:44 AM
#257
companies and authors have been pandering for years and anime is no exception to that unfortunately the hoard of otaku pandering happens to be to drooling teenage boys and men, though it's just my personal opinion that most ecchi end up being shit, though, with boring, unengaging storylines, characters that make wonderbread seem dimensional, and art that looks very undesirable to me due to the sheer unrealistic nature of the women's proportions, i can't really get into it. it's understandable that some men would, but as someone who is into guys and gals, i honestly don't see the appeal for the most part. just my two cents. |
Jun 8, 2016 5:24 AM
#258
Difionex said: Why is there always a person which cries about a certain genre? I guess that's diversity for you. Zelkiiro said: The sad thing is, those two people aren't just saying they hate well-written plots and characters in their ecchi--those two say they hate well-written plots and characters, period. That's the kind of shit that makes my blood boil. Can you provide a quote? BTW, you can try to provide a quote from me too, if you want. We have no hatred for well-written plots and characters. Bring them in, just don't forget to bring some fun stuff too. We are likely to disagree with you about what makes a plot or a character well-written, though. Dargens said: Lobinde said: Ecchi isn't a real genre in the first place The definition of the word "genre" (according to Websters Dictionary) is as the following states... "Genre noun a category of artistic composition, as in music or literature, characterized by similarities in form, style, or subject matter." Based of this definition, we can conclude that, for a group of art pieces to be considered a "genre", they need to have similar "form, style, or subject matter". Firstly; form. Form is how something is structured. Archetypes and motifs are a defining feature in the structure in an art form. Of the top of your head, I'm certain that you can list of several motifs throughout the ecchi genre. In fact, one of the main reasons why people despise this genre, is because of it's abundance of stale and overly-predictable motifs Secondly; style. Style can be used as an acceptable synonym for "form". So using what I said about form in the last paragraph, is not far-fetched. As for visual style, the ecchi genre doesn't share that many similarities in their animation. Lastly; Subject Matter. Hopefully it's not necessary for me to explain this one, as it is quite obvious. Fan service is a matter that defines the genre. Also, there is a clear commonality with these series' plots. With all of these ideas in mind, it is completely reasonable (by definition) to proclaim the existence of the ecchi genre. Though you are right that the word "ecchi" is a Japanese word that roughly translates to "pervert", that does not prevent the word from defining a genre. In Japan, anime viewers and watchers use "ecchi" as the title of two genres, as well as a slang for "pervert" . I feel that your word-play is blatantly wrong, but I'm not good enough with English to see where exactly. Anyway, ecchi doesn't have its own form. It's something you add to another type of series - to action, to comedy, to romance - and it fills that genre's form nicely. |
flannanJun 8, 2016 5:29 AM
Jun 8, 2016 6:19 AM
#259
Yes, in my infinite wisdom I allow you to fap as much as you like. Now, please tell me, what part of this discussion made you consider you might not be allowed to fap? kamisama751 said: While you have also said you forgive it, where lies believability in your judgement about SAO? It is my judgement, and I trust it pretty well. I think my opinion is in no way less valid than your opinion. Now that we have two diverging opinions, you should be able to see that your opinion isn't necessarily true. kamisama751 said: flannan said: kamisama751 said: flannan said: -Maz said: As for the ecchi part - I think that any story that has to lean on a crutch is pretty bad. I don't see the point in specifically pointing out sexual content as being the worst, because it's the crutch aspect of it that's bad, not the sexual content itself. One of the main criticisms levied at Another and Elfen Lied are that they're just gorefests with nothing else going for them. EL had sexual content too that was tacked in, but I disliked that aspect of it just as much as I disliked the overuse of blood and gore. Crutches are bad, no matter what actually makes up the crutch. Your thinking is too plot-centric. Until you let go of it, you would not be able to understand us. Ecchi, gore, moe, battles or whatever isn't a "crutch" for the plot. It's the content. And the plot is merely a writing device to present the content better. Sure, some shows seek some kind of balance, with a worthwhile plot and plenty of service along the way. And some shows are all about the plot. It doesn't mean any of them feel that their plot isn't good enough. They have as much plot as they want to. Therefore, the content of those certain shows are bad since they are nothing more than echi, gore, moe and so on while also lacking in the plot department which actually determines the quality. They are the device for presenting the content better anyways. If they are sh*t then the content won’t be any better. I cannot agree with you that plot determines the quality. That's your personal prejudice. Without pointing out what you think is wrong about my statement my point still stands. I have said it. For some reason you assume that plot determines the quality of the whole show, regardless of any other kind of merit the show might have. This assumption is unwarranted. I find the assumption that [the show's quality is an average of the qualities in a number of categories, including wisdom, art, music, pacing, characters, humor and plot] is a lot more reasonable, and the idea that the average should be weighted according to the show's genre even more valid. |
Jun 8, 2016 6:30 AM
#260
Zelkiiro said: *cough*The sad thing is, those two people aren't just saying they hate well-written plots and characters in their ecchi--[those two say they hate well-written plots and characters , period. That's the kind of shit that makes my blood boil. Before we go any further, where and when did anyone say that? Well written characters and plot are required everywhere. Be it ecchi or not. If you ever wander why To Love-Ru Darkness gets rated 9/10 by many people, it's just because of the plot value and enjoyment , not just because of nudity and fanservice. What I hate the most is this kind SJW statement : "Good anime shouldn't have ecchi in them" |
Z-DanteJun 8, 2016 6:35 AM
Jun 8, 2016 6:32 AM
#261
Not really because they have little to no influence on it. flannan said: Being above your average doesn't make it good nor bad, average is a relative concept. I could say my grades are above the average of my class but if most of my class grades suck then my grades are not necessarily good.kamisama751 said: flannan said: Zelkiiro said: I don't care that there are many genres--what pisses me off is when people hold up a piece of garbage from any genre (e.g. Sword Art Online, Erased, Another, Elfen Lied) and claim that they're good when they are clearly not, and there are much, much better alternatives for each of them just lying around, waiting to be seen. But nope! Just because they have the visage of good animation and the illusion of stylish art, they pollute the anime environment and trick gullible viewers into thinking they're good. And anime that rely on ecchi as a crutch are the worst offenders. It's really annoying when some elitist scum takes a good anime (like SAO) and goes around saying it's somehow super-bad. If it was as bad as you people make it look, it wouldn't be so popular. Sorry (no, I'm not really sorry), but your desire for airtight writing isn't shared by most people. There are many other kinds of things that make an anime good. “If it is popular then it cannot be bad.” Good visuals can’t save a bad script. I don't consider SAO's script bad. In fact, it is above average for me. It has mystical things, romance beyond "the story ends with the first kiss" kind, power of love, protagonist who is nominally smart, protagonist speaking about morality, last-second reversals, likeable female characters and so on. The first half of the first season screwed up the pacing somewhat, and if it was twice as long, it would have had the time for battle commentary, flashbacks and training sequences like in shounen battle anime, but I can forgive this. The second half of the first season annoys the feminist in me, but the author tried to salvage the story as well as he could. From that point on, I don't have much complaints. Except that I would gladly watch a few more OVAs of the girls. The simple fact that you say "I forgive it" and "salvage the story" is like saying the script is bad but you like it. kamisama751 said: flannan said: -Maz said: As for the ecchi part - I think that any story that has to lean on a crutch is pretty bad. I don't see the point in specifically pointing out sexual content as being the worst, because it's the crutch aspect of it that's bad, not the sexual content itself. One of the main criticisms levied at Another and Elfen Lied are that they're just gorefests with nothing else going for them. EL had sexual content too that was tacked in, but I disliked that aspect of it just as much as I disliked the overuse of blood and gore. Crutches are bad, no matter what actually makes up the crutch. Your thinking is too plot-centric. Until you let go of it, you would not be able to understand us. Ecchi, gore, moe, battles or whatever isn't a "crutch" for the plot. It's the content. And the plot is merely a writing device to present the content better. Sure, some shows seek some kind of balance, with a worthwhile plot and plenty of service along the way. And some shows are all about the plot. It doesn't mean any of them feel that their plot isn't good enough. They have as much plot as they want to. Therefore, the content of those certain shows are bad since they are nothing more than echi, gore, moe and so on while also lacking in the plot department which actually determines the quality. They are the device for presenting the content better anyways. If they are sh*t then the content won’t be any better. I cannot agree with you that plot determines the quality. That's your personal prejudice. kamisama751 said: flannan said: Lobinde said: I don't think mutual understanding is really possible through discussion topics like this, I'm just here for entertainment. I understand the other side well enough - plots can be fun, when done right. I just want them to respect my point of view. Not "You are an intellectual toddler, giggling and cooing at the bright colors and jumbled noises masquerading as entertainment". Asking others to respect you when you go aggressive on them. I am not asking. I am demanding what I deserve. |
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Jun 8, 2016 7:19 AM
#262
zal said: flannan said: Being above your average doesn't make it good nor bad, average is a relative concept. I could say my grades are above the average of my class but if most of my class grades suck then my grades are not necessarily good.kamisama751 said: flannan said: Zelkiiro said: I don't care that there are many genres--what pisses me off is when people hold up a piece of garbage from any genre (e.g. Sword Art Online, Erased, Another, Elfen Lied) and claim that they're good when they are clearly not, and there are much, much better alternatives for each of them just lying around, waiting to be seen. But nope! Just because they have the visage of good animation and the illusion of stylish art, they pollute the anime environment and trick gullible viewers into thinking they're good. And anime that rely on ecchi as a crutch are the worst offenders. It's really annoying when some elitist scum takes a good anime (like SAO) and goes around saying it's somehow super-bad. If it was as bad as you people make it look, it wouldn't be so popular. Sorry (no, I'm not really sorry), but your desire for airtight writing isn't shared by most people. There are many other kinds of things that make an anime good. “If it is popular then it cannot be bad.” Good visuals can’t save a bad script. I don't consider SAO's script bad. In fact, it is above average for me. It has mystical things, romance beyond "the story ends with the first kiss" kind, power of love, protagonist who is nominally smart, protagonist speaking about morality, last-second reversals, likeable female characters and so on. The first half of the first season screwed up the pacing somewhat, and if it was twice as long, it would have had the time for battle commentary, flashbacks and training sequences like in shounen battle anime, but I can forgive this. The second half of the first season annoys the feminist in me, but the author tried to salvage the story as well as he could. From that point on, I don't have much complaints. Except that I would gladly watch a few more OVAs of the girls. The simple fact that you say "I forgive it" and "salvage the story" is like saying the script is bad but you like it. SAO's script isn't perfect, that much is obvious. I even pointed out the bad parts here. I'm saying that the good parts outweigh the bad parts, and hence SAO's script is overall good. Naturally, this is a subjective opinion, colored by my personal bias towards sci-fi and black-and-white morality. Still, I cannot agree with your assessment that SAO's script is so obviously bad that it is somehow wrong to praise it, and the whole show that used it. zal said: kamisama751 said: flannan said: -Maz said: As for the ecchi part - I think that any story that has to lean on a crutch is pretty bad. I don't see the point in specifically pointing out sexual content as being the worst, because it's the crutch aspect of it that's bad, not the sexual content itself. One of the main criticisms levied at Another and Elfen Lied are that they're just gorefests with nothing else going for them. EL had sexual content too that was tacked in, but I disliked that aspect of it just as much as I disliked the overuse of blood and gore. Crutches are bad, no matter what actually makes up the crutch. Your thinking is too plot-centric. Until you let go of it, you would not be able to understand us. Ecchi, gore, moe, battles or whatever isn't a "crutch" for the plot. It's the content. And the plot is merely a writing device to present the content better. Sure, some shows seek some kind of balance, with a worthwhile plot and plenty of service along the way. And some shows are all about the plot. It doesn't mean any of them feel that their plot isn't good enough. They have as much plot as they want to. Therefore, the content of those certain shows are bad since they are nothing more than echi, gore, moe and so on while also lacking in the plot department which actually determines the quality. They are the device for presenting the content better anyways. If they are sh*t then the content won’t be any better. I cannot agree with you that plot determines the quality. That's your personal prejudice. I read "plot determines the quality" as "plot is the only thing that decides if the show has quality or not". If that's not what you meant, there is room for understanding. zal said: kamisama751 said: flannan said: Lobinde said: I don't think mutual understanding is really possible through discussion topics like this, I'm just here for entertainment. I understand the other side well enough - plots can be fun, when done right. I just want them to respect my point of view. Not "You are an intellectual toddler, giggling and cooing at the bright colors and jumbled noises masquerading as entertainment". Asking others to respect you when you go aggressive on them. I am not asking. I am demanding what I deserve. I live, therefore I deserve respect. I try to respect other people's points of view too, but I'm not a saint. |
Jun 8, 2016 7:30 AM
#263
flannan said: Well apart for story also good characters are necessary for a good show. However I strongly disagree with your statement that the plot is only a device for the content to be presented, at least most of the time. A poor plot generally ruins the content and SAO is included in this.zal said: flannan said: kamisama751 said: flannan said: Zelkiiro said: I don't care that there are many genres--what pisses me off is when people hold up a piece of garbage from any genre (e.g. Sword Art Online, Erased, Another, Elfen Lied) and claim that they're good when they are clearly not, and there are much, much better alternatives for each of them just lying around, waiting to be seen. But nope! Just because they have the visage of good animation and the illusion of stylish art, they pollute the anime environment and trick gullible viewers into thinking they're good. And anime that rely on ecchi as a crutch are the worst offenders. It's really annoying when some elitist scum takes a good anime (like SAO) and goes around saying it's somehow super-bad. If it was as bad as you people make it look, it wouldn't be so popular. Sorry (no, I'm not really sorry), but your desire for airtight writing isn't shared by most people. There are many other kinds of things that make an anime good. “If it is popular then it cannot be bad.” Good visuals can’t save a bad script. I don't consider SAO's script bad. In fact, it is above average for me. It has mystical things, romance beyond "the story ends with the first kiss" kind, power of love, protagonist who is nominally smart, protagonist speaking about morality, last-second reversals, likeable female characters and so on. The first half of the first season screwed up the pacing somewhat, and if it was twice as long, it would have had the time for battle commentary, flashbacks and training sequences like in shounen battle anime, but I can forgive this. The second half of the first season annoys the feminist in me, but the author tried to salvage the story as well as he could. From that point on, I don't have much complaints. Except that I would gladly watch a few more OVAs of the girls. The simple fact that you say "I forgive it" and "salvage the story" is like saying the script is bad but you like it. SAO's script isn't perfect, that much is obvious. I even pointed out the bad parts here. I'm saying that the good parts outweigh the bad parts, and hence SAO's script is overall good. Naturally, this is a subjective opinion, colored by my personal bias towards sci-fi and black-and-white morality. Still, I cannot agree with your assessment that SAO's script is so obviously bad that it is somehow wrong to praise it, and the whole show that used it. zal said: kamisama751 said: flannan said: -Maz said: As for the ecchi part - I think that any story that has to lean on a crutch is pretty bad. I don't see the point in specifically pointing out sexual content as being the worst, because it's the crutch aspect of it that's bad, not the sexual content itself. One of the main criticisms levied at Another and Elfen Lied are that they're just gorefests with nothing else going for them. EL had sexual content too that was tacked in, but I disliked that aspect of it just as much as I disliked the overuse of blood and gore. Crutches are bad, no matter what actually makes up the crutch. Your thinking is too plot-centric. Until you let go of it, you would not be able to understand us. Ecchi, gore, moe, battles or whatever isn't a "crutch" for the plot. It's the content. And the plot is merely a writing device to present the content better. Sure, some shows seek some kind of balance, with a worthwhile plot and plenty of service along the way. And some shows are all about the plot. It doesn't mean any of them feel that their plot isn't good enough. They have as much plot as they want to. Therefore, the content of those certain shows are bad since they are nothing more than echi, gore, moe and so on while also lacking in the plot department which actually determines the quality. They are the device for presenting the content better anyways. If they are sh*t then the content won’t be any better. I cannot agree with you that plot determines the quality. That's your personal prejudice. I read "plot determines the quality" as "plot is the only thing that decides if the show has quality or not". If that's not what you meant, there is room for understanding. zal said: kamisama751 said: flannan said: Lobinde said: I don't think mutual understanding is really possible through discussion topics like this, I'm just here for entertainment. I understand the other side well enough - plots can be fun, when done right. I just want them to respect my point of view. Not "You are an intellectual toddler, giggling and cooing at the bright colors and jumbled noises masquerading as entertainment". Asking others to respect you when you go aggressive on them. I am not asking. I am demanding what I deserve. I live, therefore I deserve respect. I try to respect other people's points of view too, but I'm not a saint. |
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Jun 8, 2016 9:50 AM
#264
People would like the ecchi genre a bit more if more of them would benefit from the ecchi and be genuinely hilarious like Prison School is for example ^This scene is legendary lmao |
Jun 8, 2016 9:58 AM
#265
Z-Dante said: Well written characters and plot are required everywhere. Be it ecchi or not. If you ever wander why To Love-Ru Darkness gets rated 9/10 by many people, it's just because of the plot value and enjoyment , not just because of nudity and fanservice. I'd love to know, besides Darkness, which part of To love ru has a semblance of plot. Oh wait you mean plot. Yeah, I agree. >Implying nudity and fanservice isn't the main source of enjoyment, and therefore they are clearly not the source of the 9/10 scores. nice one. |
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Jun 8, 2016 10:02 AM
#266
kamisama751 said: SuperRed said: People would like the ecchi genre a bit more if more of them would benefit from the ecchi and be genuinely hilarious like Prison School is for example ^This scene is legendary lmao Watching the show be like: Not recognizing godlike humor when you see it be like: |
Jun 8, 2016 10:04 AM
#267
KoreaWS said: Not you! #-__-Z-Dante said: Well written characters and plot are required everywhere. Be it ecchi or not. If you ever wander why To Love-Ru Darkness gets rated 9/10 by many people, it's just because of the plot value and enjoyment , not just because of nudity and fanservice. I'd love to know, besides Darkness, which part of To love ru has a semblance of plot. Oh wait you mean plot. Yeah, I agree. >Implying nudity and fanservice isn't the main source of enjoyment, and therefore they are clearly not the source of the 9/10 scores. nice one. If you want nudity, go watch hentai, it's as simple as that. People wouldn't watch ecchi for that! |
Jun 8, 2016 10:08 AM
#268
Z-Dante said: KoreaWS said: Z-Dante said: Well written characters and plot are required everywhere. Be it ecchi or not. If you ever wander why To Love-Ru Darkness gets rated 9/10 by many people, it's just because of the plot value and enjoyment , not just because of nudity and fanservice. I'd love to know, besides Darkness, which part of To love ru has a semblance of plot. Oh wait you mean plot. Yeah, I agree. >Implying nudity and fanservice isn't the main source of enjoyment, and therefore they are clearly not the source of the 9/10 scores. nice one. If you want nudity, go watch hentai, it's as simple as that. People wouldn't watch ecchi for that! Oh so that's To love ru's plot. I like how you put it bluntly. /s |
It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; What is essential is invisible to the eye. But does the heart have the right perspective? |
Jun 8, 2016 10:15 AM
#269
kamisama751 said: Not you! #-__- If you want nudity, go watch hentai, it's as simple as that. People wouldn't watch ecchi for that! Watching sexual fanservice not for sexual fanservice? Do you need a doctor?[/quote]Just a box of tissues will be fine -.- ( It's not for what you think i swear! I'm just going to cry for all the haters in thread) OT: Well, it's got fanservice, but that doesn't mean people watch it just for that. I watch it for the comedy and plot, got any problem with that? ↪_↪ kamisama751 said: Put that in a spoiler tag with NSFW label within the next 10 seconds! @Z-Dante I think you need to watch this video and realize what the show actually is. in a comedic way xD [\yt]--lVNFxXvy0[/yt] |
Z-DanteJun 8, 2016 10:18 AM
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