| Half-and-half. All you need to know. I know waifu bait anime when I see any, though it doesn’t necessarily mean it’s automatically awful by any means. Other aspects need to be weighted and taken into account as well. |
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prrgangsta said: kyou_on said: you expected romance in the first 3 episodes?I go in expecting pure romance SoL but turns out it’s just ecchi waifu bait. If I want to watch something like that, I much prefer nagatoro because it’s at least funny and everything is like in the trailer/advertised. This anime is like half baked of everything. Says rom-com but there’s no romance yet and comedy 404 not found. Also it isn't a comedy. The tags are Romance and Slice of Life, that's it Yeah this is year 2022 now. Romance anime has already evolved my friend. Just look at horimiya, bunny senpai and wotaku. So far, the girl is using her body to take advantage of the guy. It’s only sexual attraction and zero romance. Fanboys have been calling this wholesome rom-com and I fail to see it other than ecchi so far. |
| Truth is absolute but human perception of truth is always relative. |
| Ah yes, "waifu bait". Yet another buzz word that gets thrown around by every single idiot on this scene as a way to "criticize" something that everyone loves because they aren't even competent enough to formilate actual critical reviews, and so resort to just calling shit "cringy" to make themselves artifically superior and boast about their "superior taste". |
| waifu bait = worth watching |
Lagendazy said: It's pretty good SoL anime. And if you're really interest then I recommend you to watch for the plot and concept of the show. Love your serious answer, man. I've been intrigued by the sewing part of this series but was drived away by the overflowing fanservice from the videos I had seen. |
prrgangsta said: If you think this is waifu bait then you're failing to see the bigger picture and the show isn't for you. Lol wtf is the bigger picture? It's literally just been fan service for now. The second episode was pointlessly dragged out fan service scene |
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| 70% waifu bait, 30% story. The plot is kinda fresh but it's your typical romance story that only sells because it has a good waifu. I mean, even japanese authors have recognized that having a sympathetic fmc is more important than the plot, so i don't understand why fans get triggered when you call a show "waifu bait", it's not an insult, just reality. |
5ReinheitJan 27, 2022 12:11 PM
Reinheit_Hezen said: The plot is kinda fresh but it's your typical romance story that only sells because it has a good waifu. I mean, even japanese authors have recognized that having a sympathetic fmc is more important than the plot, so i don't understand why fans get triggered when you call a show "waifu bait", it's not an insult, just reality. I second this, it's not to make people feel bad about it, -SP- said: prrgangsta said: If you think this is waifu bait then you're failing to see the bigger picture and the show isn't for you. Lol wtf is the bigger picture? It's literally just been fan service for now. The second episode was pointlessly dragged out fan service scene Oh boy, I hate when they do that. I guess I hope the story sections prevails after some episodes and I might give it a chance. |
prrgangsta said: -SP- said: Lol wtf is the bigger picture? It's literally just been fan service for now. The second episode was pointlessly dragged out fan service scene Again, if you can't see it then the show isn't for you You've watched 6 series and now think you're some kind of Anime expert that can "see the big picture?" |
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Reinheit_Hezen said: 70% waifu bait, 30% story. The plot is kinda fresh but it's your typical romance story that only sells because it has a good waifu. I mean, even japanese authors have recognized that having a sympathetic fmc is more important than the plot, so i don't understand why fans get triggered when you call a show "waifu bait", it's not an insult, just reality. i mean, it is "waifu bait"... if I'm blind while watching the show lmao. |
| "Waifu bait". a pretty original word/critique |
| waifu bait. same thing with franxx and kakegurui making weebs go apeshitt over a nicely drawn anime girl |
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| It has good pictures. |
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| Sometimes Gojo kill the vibe bc yknow, gotta have pure af mc who has never seen a woman in his life. But its a nice relationship once he gets past those episodes. |
| The waifu fanservice may initially draw some in, but following that one will realize that this series has more to offer. It's a fun and wholesome rom-com with cosplaying as an interesting subject matter. |
One Piece episode 914 & 915 & 1027 were a mistake and 957 brought the salvation - FMmatron |
| Kaguya- Sama will be only Romance seinen without unnecessary fanservice which got popular I guess. In this case, just after the thumbnail you can see that it is filled with forced fanservice :P. |
ReegrezSNK said: Kaguya- Sama will be only Romance seinen without unnecessary fanservice which got popular I guess. In this case, just after the thumbnail you can see that it is filled with forced fanservice :P. They packed all fanservice into ova https://files.catbox.moe/8ax6y0.mp4  |
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bastek66 said: ReegrezSNK said: Kaguya- Sama will be only Romance seinen without unnecessary fanservice which got popular I guess. In this case, just after the thumbnail you can see that it is filled with forced fanservice :P. They packed all fanservice into ova https://files.catbox.moe/8ax6y0.mp4 True, author of the manga made fun of situation, that his manga is the only Seinen RomCom (or one of few I didn't watch a lot Romance Anime) without fanservice, that got popular, this episode was a kind of parody of the whole genre, this should show the scale of the problem XD Average romcom is like that but whole time. |
ReegrezSNK said: True, author of the manga made fun of situation, that his manga is the only Seinen RomCom (or one of few I didn't watch a lot Romance Anime) without fanservice, that got popular, this episode was a kind of parody of the whole genre, this should show the scale of the problem XD Average romcom is like that but whole time. You know that: Kawaisou, Demi-chan, D-Frag, Hi Score girl, Inari Konkon, Koi Ame, Kono Bijutsubu, Mikakunin, Wave listen to me, Nyan-koi, Love Lab, Rike koi, Servant x Service, Working are all adaptations of seinen manga? |
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bastek66 said: ReegrezSNK said: True, author of the manga made fun of situation, that his manga is the only Seinen RomCom (or one of few I didn't watch a lot Romance Anime) without fanservice, that got popular, this episode was a kind of parody of the whole genre, this should show the scale of the problem XD Average romcom is like that but whole time. You know that: Kawaisou, Demi-chan, D-Frag, Hi Score girl, Inari Konkon, Koi Ame, Kono Bijutsubu, Mikakunin, Wave listen to me, Nyan-koi, Love Lab, Rike koi, Servant x Service, Working are all adaptations of seinen manga? I checked these now, and maybe I am wrong or I'm just using the wrong way to measure the popularity of these titles but for me 100/200/300 k members on MAL is not so popular, I can't check manga/LN or Blu-ray sales of these so I have to rely on statistics from MAL. We really can call these shows popular? Edit: some of them also had a Harem theme, are you sure there was no forced fanservice in them? :P I didn't watch these so I can't tell. |
ReegrezSNKJan 31, 2022 8:58 AM
Franck_Nicolas said: I love it when some dude justify watching borderline hentai by "you don t see the bigger picture" You gave DxD an 8, can it with the faux moral superiority |
| Waifu bait or not, if you're into that typical romcom stuff, regardless of how trash/good they are, then go for it. I dig the genre, I don't give two fcks about them girls of the show, nor its unhealthy amount of fanservice. I just want that small pinch of serotonin to spoil my single ass. That's all that really matters. |
| I mean, yeah, it's waifu bait, but It's not like The Detective is Already Dead for example, where the story is nonsensical and bland, if you like slice of life/romcom, then I see no reason why you wouldn't enjoy this. A show like this is personally right up my alley. |
ReegrezSNK said: bastek66 said: You know that: Kawaisou, Demi-chan, D-Frag, Hi Score girl, Inari Konkon, Koi Ame, Kono Bijutsubu, Mikakunin, Wave listen to me, Nyan-koi, Love Lab, Rike koi, Servant x Service, Working are all adaptations of seinen manga? I checked these now, and maybe I am wrong or I'm just using the wrong way to measure the popularity of these titles but for me 100/200/300 k members on MAL is not so popular, I can't check manga/LN or Blu-ray sales of these so I have to rely on statistics from MAL. We really can call these shows popular? Edit: some of them also had a Harem theme, are you sure there was no forced fanservice in them? :P I didn't watch these so I can't tell. Only D-Frag is harem and there is fanservice but not much ecchi besides Takao. |
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bastek66 said: ReegrezSNK said: I checked these now, and maybe I am wrong or I'm just using the wrong way to measure the popularity of these titles but for me 100/200/300 k members on MAL is not so popular, I can't check manga/LN or Blu-ray sales of these so I have to rely on statistics from MAL. We really can call these shows popular? Edit: some of them also had a Harem theme, are you sure there was no forced fanservice in them? :P I didn't watch these so I can't tell. Only D-Frag is harem and there is fanservice but not much ecchi besides Takao. I can't tell if these shows are popular or not because MAL mambers number it's not so good measure of general popularity, especially in Japan which is main market, maybe these shows are popular but I higly doubt it. I didn't say that other Seinen RomComs without fanservice don't exist, but I found that very few of them have become popular. I am not into this genre in general, maybe Romcoms with fanservice also are not so popular, you should be expert here :P If you watch a lot of Romcoms, you should be able to judge whether series in which there is more fanservice have easier job to become popular. |
ReegrezSNK said: I can't tell if these shows are popular or not because MAL mambers number it's not so good measure of general popularity, especially in Japan which is main market, maybe these shows are popular but I higly doubt it. I didn't say that other Seinen RomComs without fanservice don't exist, but I found that very few of them have become popular. I am not into this genre in general, maybe Romcoms with fanservice also are not so popular, you should be expert here :P If you watch a lot of Romcoms, you should be able to judge whether series in which there is more fanservice have easier job to become popular. Being seinen only means that manga is published in seinen magazine, it has nothing to do with story. |
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bastek66 said: ReegrezSNK said: I can't tell if these shows are popular or not because MAL mambers number it's not so good measure of general popularity, especially in Japan which is main market, maybe these shows are popular but I higly doubt it. I didn't say that other Seinen RomComs without fanservice don't exist, but I found that very few of them have become popular. I am not into this genre in general, maybe Romcoms with fanservice also are not so popular, you should be expert here :P If you watch a lot of Romcoms, you should be able to judge whether series in which there is more fanservice have easier job to become popular. Being seinen only means that manga is published in seinen magazine, it has nothing to do with story. You are right but Seinen magazines are naturally more open to content containing fanservice. In shounen magazines you can find Romcoms without fanservice easy far as I know. :D |
ReegrezSNK said: bastek66 said: Being seinen only means that manga is published in seinen magazine, it has nothing to do with story. You are right but Seinen magazines are naturally more open to content containing fanservice. In shounen magazines you can find Romcoms without fanservice easy far as I know. :D Wrong, To Love-Ru is from Weekly Shounen Jump (and Darkness from Jump Square). There is as much ecchi in bothd demographics magazines. |
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bastek66 said: ReegrezSNK said: You are right but Seinen magazines are naturally more open to content containing fanservice. In shounen magazines you can find Romcoms without fanservice easy far as I know. :D Wrong, To Love-Ru is from Weekly Shounen Jump (and Darkness from Jump Square). There is as much ecchi in bothd demographics magazines. So I was just wrong, now at least my knowledge is increasing, so far I avoided this genre a little, but now I delve a little deeper, so my posts are based on what someone once told me, not on personal experience, thanks for clarifying. |
| Worth watching it is fun and just a light hearted show and also read the manga it is also good. |
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