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Jan 4, 4:01 AM
#51
I feel the same way about JRPGs and certain video games (especially the gacha ones). There's always a character or two that wears the skimpiest outfit for no practical reason at all. Like I'm playing Final Fantasy Vii remake and am wondering why the fuck a ninja character is dressed in a tight crop top and short shorts. |
Jan 4, 4:09 AM
#53
Reply to DigiCat
Wrathberry84 said:
So this is a topic about sexualisation of women in anime where it does absolutly nothing to the story and has nothing to do with anything thats going on.
First: I really understand that a show about incest needs to show incest, or it kinda does not do a good job portraying it.
but here is what i mean:
I talk about sexualisation of especialy young girls and women in anime where it has nothing to do with the plot and does not do anything for the anime.
All that is accomplished by that is that the anime commnity is put in a really weired corner.
Again i have nothing against sex, nudity and whatever in anime or manga where it fits the work. You cant do an anime about strippers, without showing naked girls/guys, you know what i mean.
But there are a lot of shows which have absolutly nothing to do with sex and still need to show the girls from weird angles all the time to show pantys.
Even shows like fairy tail need to show women constantly in nearly nothing. And of course all of them have giant boobs.
Then there is the example of 2,5d seduction where a lot of people are complaining that there is not enough ecchi in it.
Now my question: Why do you need to have ecchi in an anime about high school girls doing cosplay?
Watch hentai if you want to see naked anime girls, i simply dont get it. Why do we need to ruin good storys with oversexualisation of women all the time?
I get the appeal of anime sex, dont get me wrong and i understand why someone wants to see it, but why put it in shows where it does absolutly nothing for the story?
So this is a topic about sexualisation of women in anime where it does absolutly nothing to the story and has nothing to do with anything thats going on.
First: I really understand that a show about incest needs to show incest, or it kinda does not do a good job portraying it.
but here is what i mean:
I talk about sexualisation of especialy young girls and women in anime where it has nothing to do with the plot and does not do anything for the anime.
All that is accomplished by that is that the anime commnity is put in a really weired corner.
Again i have nothing against sex, nudity and whatever in anime or manga where it fits the work. You cant do an anime about strippers, without showing naked girls/guys, you know what i mean.
But there are a lot of shows which have absolutly nothing to do with sex and still need to show the girls from weird angles all the time to show pantys.
Even shows like fairy tail need to show women constantly in nearly nothing. And of course all of them have giant boobs.
Then there is the example of 2,5d seduction where a lot of people are complaining that there is not enough ecchi in it.
Now my question: Why do you need to have ecchi in an anime about high school girls doing cosplay?
Watch hentai if you want to see naked anime girls, i simply dont get it. Why do we need to ruin good storys with oversexualisation of women all the time?
I get the appeal of anime sex, dont get me wrong and i understand why someone wants to see it, but why put it in shows where it does absolutly nothing for the story?
"Why so much unneeded sexualisation of women in shounen/seinen anime?" you ask?
Let's flip the script one moment and ask "Why so much unneeded sexualisation of men in BL/josei anime?"
Now the answer to both is "the target audience enjoys it", and fair enough if you disagree with it, if it's not your thing, so long as your morals apply to both scenarios
But if you come up with some logic bending argument of "there's not as many BL and josei as shounen and seinen" or "men don't get sexualized half as much as women so it's ok" or worse "they deserve it!", then i'm sorry to say, you're nothing but a massive hypocrite
@DigiCat the difference i see: the "bl/josei" genre is specifialy about sexualisation of boys and men. so if i watch something like that, i would never complain about it. That would be like watching titanic and complaining about the ship sinking in the end. BUT: the shounen and romance genre have nothing to do with the sexualisation of women from a thematic point of view. "that time i got reinacarnated as a slime" is a good story and has nothig to do with oversexualisation of women storywise. but still i constantly need to see shion putting her boobs on rimurus head for no reason at all which pulls me really out of enjoying the show for everything else. |
Jan 4, 4:10 AM
#54
Jan 4, 4:13 AM
#55
Reply to Wrathberry84
@Zarutaku
to learn what? that men are swine and only care about boobs? i dont think thats the truth for all of us and i can only hope that media stops supporting portraying men as animals who only live to cater their drives..
to learn what? that men are swine and only care about boobs? i dont think thats the truth for all of us and i can only hope that media stops supporting portraying men as animals who only live to cater their drives..
@Wrathberry84 You should read some girly books. I think you would find it eye opening. |
Kimochi Warui |
Jan 4, 4:14 AM
#56
Reply to MasterTasuke
Why so much unneeded sexualisation in anime?
... Because Men are more Sexually Frustrated than Ever?!?
@MasterTasuke but i kinda dont think that it makes anything better if they permantly get shown women in media who they will never meet in real life... they will be even more frustrated if their build up expectations can never get satisfied in real life... |
Jan 4, 4:16 AM
#57
Reply to Runasius
I feel the same way about JRPGs and certain video games (especially the gacha ones). There's always a character or two that wears the skimpiest outfit for no practical reason at all. Like I'm playing Final Fantasy Vii remake and am wondering why the fuck a ninja character is dressed in a tight crop top and short shorts.
@Runasius like the entire FF7R party is basically in normal street clothes, and a crop top and shorts is, street clothes. like idk what to say here. |
Jan 4, 4:56 AM
#58
Reply to Wrathberry84
@Zarutaku i beg to differ.
sex is totaly normal and fine. And to show characters sexualised is fine too when it fits. And thats my point.
but: the problem is not that sexuality is shown, the problem is how it is shown.
the better analogy would be if you have a show about a high school romance, where every person constantly have a bento in their hands, no matter the situation.
i dont have a problem with showing boobs, when 2 characters have sex or something like that. In the right situation its totaly okay for me to show "sex".
My problem is if every single situation needs to be as sexualised as possible, no matter if the characters are talking normal, just walking down the street or whatever.
An even bigger problem i have is if anime like fairy tail for example create complete out of context situations, just to have a chance to show their femal cast nearly naked or in seductive positions.
sex is totaly normal and fine. And to show characters sexualised is fine too when it fits. And thats my point.
but: the problem is not that sexuality is shown, the problem is how it is shown.
the better analogy would be if you have a show about a high school romance, where every person constantly have a bento in their hands, no matter the situation.
i dont have a problem with showing boobs, when 2 characters have sex or something like that. In the right situation its totaly okay for me to show "sex".
My problem is if every single situation needs to be as sexualised as possible, no matter if the characters are talking normal, just walking down the street or whatever.
An even bigger problem i have is if anime like fairy tail for example create complete out of context situations, just to have a chance to show their femal cast nearly naked or in seductive positions.
@Wrathberry84 go read some sex manga aimed at women they exist by dozen and they will prove your point wrong you can just look at my favorite I have one in it. |
Jan 4, 5:01 AM
#59
Reply to WaterMage
Damn 2.5d Ririsa doesn't need fan-service to make it good. I am not for censorship but saying it's bad because it his less horny than manga is crazy talk.
The anime is carried by drama not ecchi.
Very bad example
The anime is carried by drama not ecchi.
Very bad example
@WaterMage i tried reading the manga for an example of harem and try to see why people like the genre and I must say that even it wasn't that focused on fanservice after a pretty early point (either that or I just can't understand fanservice for some reason), the story did become better than expected though, not really my thing but pretty good for what it is |
Jan 4, 5:04 AM
#60
Reply to Otakupervert890
@Wrathberry84 go read some sex manga aimed at women they exist by dozen and they will prove your point wrong you can just look at my favorite I have one in it.
@Otakupervert890 what do you mean? and wahts your argument here? of course there are manga where men are sexualised. thats not the point. im totaly fine with manga where women are sexualised. the problem i have if they are sexualised in manga/anime where thats shouldnt be the selling point of the product. lets just create a fictional example, lets say we have an anime above womens tennis. and it has great plot, great characters, greatly choreographed intense matches, its just a great sports manga/anime. BUT every women in it wears the shortest skirts possible, has big boobs and you get permanent pantyshots. And thats what a lot of anime doing, and thats what im criticizing. Anime that would be totaly fine without it, still adding unnecessary "fan-service" which totaly ruins the product for me and a lot of people i know. |
Jan 4, 5:05 AM
#61
Reply to WaterMage
Damn 2.5d Ririsa doesn't need fan-service to make it good. I am not for censorship but saying it's bad because it his less horny than manga is crazy talk.
The anime is carried by drama not ecchi.
Very bad example
The anime is carried by drama not ecchi.
Very bad example
@WaterMage Let's cover up all their erotic cosplay then. Their bare tummy and short skirt of their cosplay distracts me from appreciating their modest cosplay and drama (? Drama isn't everything either. It's bad because it doesn't respect the aesthetic of the original. No, worse, it abhors it. |
GnzaJan 4, 5:19 AM
Jan 4, 5:07 AM
#62
Reply to Gnza
@WaterMage Let's cover up all their erotic cosplay then. Their bare tummy and short skirt of their cosplay distracts me from appreciating their modest cosplay and drama (?
Drama isn't everything either. It's bad because it doesn't respect the aesthetic of the original. No, worse, it abhors it.
Drama isn't everything either. It's bad because it doesn't respect the aesthetic of the original. No, worse, it abhors it.
@Gnza and for me its the opposite. im happy that they removed a lot ecchi, and concentrated the show on the good story and characters. the show doesnt need cheap boobs and asses to sell and im happy that the anime creators realised that. |
Jan 4, 5:08 AM
#63
Reply to rohan121
Your most recently watched series are pure pretty boy anime. Men are the same way except with a preference to pretty girls. The male sex drive is greater than the female sex drive thus the demand for sex is increased in male catered series.
Also, men like fertility and purity. This is why men have a huge preference for teenagers and schoolgirls.
The average age to have a kid 1000 years ago was 15. Literally in our biology
Also, men like fertility and purity. This is why men have a huge preference for teenagers and schoolgirls.
The average age to have a kid 1000 years ago was 15. Literally in our biology
rohan121 said: The average age to have a kid 1000 years ago was 15. Literally in our biology Yeah... the avarage lifespan was also 30-40 1000 years ago It's not men who prefere teenagers, it's perverted men AND women who prefere teenagers |
Jan 4, 5:12 AM
#64
I think it's a thing with most media, writers resort for fanservice even when it doesn't fit the story (if it fits it's a different thing and I can't care enough for such stories to argue about it) to gain easy traction and following without much effort (not saying every writer who does it is bad, haven't read every story ever and I'm sure some good writers use this strategy for one reason or another), anime is as much as we dislike it, a business that needs to succeed and it's understandable, even if I don't like it personally to see why people use easy ways to gain following in order to survive the industry I won't be surprised if some editors even push it because they know how hard for writers to succeed even if they are good |
Jan 4, 5:34 AM
#65
Reply to Wrathberry84
@Zarutaku i beg to differ.
sex is totaly normal and fine. And to show characters sexualised is fine too when it fits. And thats my point.
but: the problem is not that sexuality is shown, the problem is how it is shown.
the better analogy would be if you have a show about a high school romance, where every person constantly have a bento in their hands, no matter the situation.
i dont have a problem with showing boobs, when 2 characters have sex or something like that. In the right situation its totaly okay for me to show "sex".
My problem is if every single situation needs to be as sexualised as possible, no matter if the characters are talking normal, just walking down the street or whatever.
An even bigger problem i have is if anime like fairy tail for example create complete out of context situations, just to have a chance to show their femal cast nearly naked or in seductive positions.
sex is totaly normal and fine. And to show characters sexualised is fine too when it fits. And thats my point.
but: the problem is not that sexuality is shown, the problem is how it is shown.
the better analogy would be if you have a show about a high school romance, where every person constantly have a bento in their hands, no matter the situation.
i dont have a problem with showing boobs, when 2 characters have sex or something like that. In the right situation its totaly okay for me to show "sex".
My problem is if every single situation needs to be as sexualised as possible, no matter if the characters are talking normal, just walking down the street or whatever.
An even bigger problem i have is if anime like fairy tail for example create complete out of context situations, just to have a chance to show their femal cast nearly naked or in seductive positions.
Wrathberry84 said: Easier said than done, writers would be forced to think up justified scenarios for every sexy scene, that would massively disrupt the writing process and probably reduce the quality of the remaining content.sex is totaly normal and fine. And to show characters sexualised is fine too when it fits. And thats my point. Wrathberry84 said: That sounds hilarious, I would approve of it.the better analogy would be if you have a show about a high school romance, where every person constantly have a bento in their hands, no matter the situation. Wrathberry84 said: That's a bad faith exaggeration, there are only few anime this extreme.My problem is if every single situation needs to be as sexualised as possible, no matter if the characters are talking normal, just walking down the street or whatever. |
*kappa* |
Jan 4, 5:34 AM
#66
Reply to Wrathberry84
@DigiCat
the difference i see: the "bl/josei" genre is specifialy about sexualisation of boys and men.
so if i watch something like that, i would never complain about it.
That would be like watching titanic and complaining about the ship sinking in the end.
BUT: the shounen and romance genre have nothing to do with the sexualisation of women from a thematic point of view.
"that time i got reinacarnated as a slime" is a good story and has nothig to do with oversexualisation of women storywise. but still i constantly need to see shion putting her boobs on rimurus head for no reason at all which pulls me really out of enjoying the show for everything else.
the difference i see: the "bl/josei" genre is specifialy about sexualisation of boys and men.
so if i watch something like that, i would never complain about it.
That would be like watching titanic and complaining about the ship sinking in the end.
BUT: the shounen and romance genre have nothing to do with the sexualisation of women from a thematic point of view.
"that time i got reinacarnated as a slime" is a good story and has nothig to do with oversexualisation of women storywise. but still i constantly need to see shion putting her boobs on rimurus head for no reason at all which pulls me really out of enjoying the show for everything else.
@Wrathberry84 And here comes the logic bending argument Yes there are certain BL and josei shows (as there are of any other demographic/genre) that have sex appeal as their main theme... but that is in no way a staple of either BL or josei Ignoring hentai and erotica, the only genre where sex appeal is ingrained in it is ecchi Servamp, a josei, does not need to put it's characters in suggestive situations to push foward the story, the same way Full Metal Panic, a shounen, does not need to put it's characters in suggestive situations to push foward the story Both shows do so purely cuz, as the age old saying goes, sex sells In essence, both anime are exactly the same with how they use fanservice (in fact, i'd argue the opposite of what you claim, as a josei sexualizing teen characters is slightly worse than a shounen doing so, considering the target audience of josei is adult women, where's shounen's is teen boys), though neither show really goes beyong horny gag humor |
Jan 4, 6:11 AM
#67
Zarutaku said: Easier said than done, writers would be forced to think up justified scenarios for every sexy scene, that would massively disrupt the writing process and probably reduce the quality of the remaining content. He does sort of have a point there, there is a lot of smut out there where the characters dress modestly, until they just don't. |
Kimochi Warui |
Jan 4, 6:26 AM
#68
Reply to JaniSIr
Zarutaku said:
Easier said than done, writers would be forced to think up justified scenarios for every sexy scene, that would massively disrupt the writing process and probably reduce the quality of the remaining content.
Easier said than done, writers would be forced to think up justified scenarios for every sexy scene, that would massively disrupt the writing process and probably reduce the quality of the remaining content.
He does sort of have a point there, there is a lot of smut out there where the characters dress modestly, until they just don't.
@JaniSIr That would require a sudden character design change, I doubt there are lots of anime where this happens. Do you have popular examples? |
*kappa* |
Jan 4, 6:29 AM
#69
Wrathberry84 said: I talk about sexualisation of especialy young girls and women in anime where it has nothing to do with the plot and does not do anything for the anime. This seems more like a marketing strategy. As an example an Author might create a character who is purposely dressed up in an extremely revealing garb that is unrealistic such as a metal bikini. They do this to appeal to a really particular type of otaku who would normally not be interested in such a story. It reminds me of animated movies trying to target kids and young children that purposely throw in the random extremely attractive and provocative looking female character simply as eye candy for a child's father. I can't count how many times I have taken my daughter in the past when she was still a very young child to see something like a random Pixar movie and can instantly notice when something like this is thrown in the film. Where such a character serves no real purpose to the plot of the film. lol |
Jan 4, 6:32 AM
#70
The argument that the target audience are teenage boys is fine (is it really for a show like that time i fot reincarnated as a slime?). But why the sexualisation at all? Boys are fine with just good fights and cool characters. Why do adults need to teach them to look at girls like fresh meat? And btw: i would be totaly fine if 14 year olds would argue with me, that they want to see pantys of 14 year olds. But it really feels weird for adults to defend that to be honest... |
Jan 4, 6:36 AM
#71
According to OP: If it's a theme for the story => it's fine Somehow 2.5D => not ok for ecchi stuff, despite the fact that fanservice and otaku culture sexual deviations are themes for that show, harem as well. |
Jan 4, 6:36 AM
#72
Why are you people giving it attention? |
Jan 4, 6:40 AM
#73
Reply to henwens
According to OP: If it's a theme for the story => it's fine
Somehow 2.5D => not ok for ecchi stuff, despite the fact that fanservice and otaku culture sexual deviations are themes for that show, harem as well.
Somehow 2.5D => not ok for ecchi stuff, despite the fact that fanservice and otaku culture sexual deviations are themes for that show, harem as well.
@henwens i just said that i watch the show for the characters and really good story. And not to see naked 14 year olds. So im happy that they toned down on that for the anime, since it totaly works like that and i probably wouldnt have watched it otherwise. I still dont get why any adult would watch the anime or read the manga for that, im honest. |
Jan 4, 6:43 AM
#74
Reply to Gnza
@WaterMage Let's cover up all their erotic cosplay then. Their bare tummy and short skirt of their cosplay distracts me from appreciating their modest cosplay and drama (?
Drama isn't everything either. It's bad because it doesn't respect the aesthetic of the original. No, worse, it abhors it.
Drama isn't everything either. It's bad because it doesn't respect the aesthetic of the original. No, worse, it abhors it.
@Gnza yes it's just "Manga is better" mob mentality. I am not saying it's ok to censor all. I rather prefer if it goes all in. But the fact is that it doesn't take away from the main thing about the story. If you think it will be good without that then what's left? A generic ecchi harem with a dense as mc which people can self insert. Like there's lack of that. The cosplay and everything related to it and how the girls do it, how Ririsa reach his goal is what unique. This is where characters shine. I do agree with need of erotic cosplay but it's not like it's completely removed. I am no expert but these dresses are plenty sexy for me. By reducing ecchi it can actually increase audiance pool. I know why ecchi fans are angry and I also don't like this but that's how capitalism works. People who will be here good story won't be that open to wait if there's excessive fan-service. As I said I don't favour censorship but this anime is a horrible example, the girls are sexualised which is needed for the story so why it's not more it's not loyal to manga it is what is, I for one don't care. Something like Cafe Terrance, Ranma 1/2 has it worse with censorship. |
WaterMageJan 4, 7:27 AM
Jan 4, 6:48 AM
#75
Wrathberry84 said: The argument that the target audience are teenage boys is fine (is it really for a show like that time i fot reincarnated as a slime?). But why the sexualisation at all? It's to sell stuff like official body pillows of the characters half naked and expensive sexualized figurines to a particular type of otaku. I can't count how many times I have shopped for Anime online and end up stumbling upon stuff like a "Shion" figurine as an example posed trying to put on a pair of pants with her ass hanging out showing off her panties. lol Wrathberry84 said: Boys are fine with just good fights and cool characters. Why do adults need to teach them to look at girls like fresh meat? This type of conditioning goes way beyond just Japanese Anime. You can point to Western music and see how such a conditioning is embedded in media entertainment in general and it has always been this way since the 60s. Where Pop stars are singing and dancing in 60s micro skirts to clothing that basically equates to just wearing a bikini. Wrathberry84 said: And btw: i would be totaly fine if 14 year olds would argue with me, that they want to see pantys of 14 year olds. But it really feels weird for adults to defend that to be honest... Japan is just a different culture where only up until recently the age of consent use to be 13. So the exploitation of young girls in fiction was just a norm when it comes to girls as young as 13 when it's just simply briefly exposing their panties. It will take at least a full generation for Japan to get use to such a change where it even it took girls gym bloomers in their general media entertainment to slowly fade out as a norm as girls gym garb once they were no longer required as gym wear for girls. |
ColourWheelJan 4, 7:21 AM
Jan 4, 6:51 AM
#76
Reply to Guilmon1
@WaterMage i tried reading the manga for an example of harem and try to see why people like the genre and I must say that even it wasn't that focused on fanservice after a pretty early point (either that or I just can't understand fanservice for some reason), the story did become better than expected though, not really my thing but pretty good for what it is
@Guilmon1 I am shameless degen I love harem manga and don't mind if its filled with culture. But 2.5d Ririsa ANIME is one of the least harem type harems out there. This season didn't focused on harem at all until at very very end. The main focus is about cosplay like My dress up Darling only it does way better. @Wrathberry84 that doesn't mean it is right to censor. If people had watched it with open mind appreciating a story with or without excessive ecchi, it would have been easy to make things less censored but there isn't. This story is indeed about sexy cosplay and it's still ecchi just reduced. I just don't care about its more or less because how good the actual story is. |
Jan 4, 6:52 AM
#77
Reply to Zarutaku
@JaniSIr That would require a sudden character design change, I doubt there are lots of anime where this happens. Do you have popular examples?
@Zarutaku If you think about it, characters in Redo of Healer dress pretty modestly once you ignore half the show where they are naked. lol![]() Like tell me this doesn't look like one of those generic wholesome isekai shows. |
Kimochi Warui |
Jan 4, 6:53 AM
#78
Reply to WaterMage
@Guilmon1 I am shameless degen I love harem manga and don't mind if its filled with culture.
But 2.5d Ririsa ANIME is one of the least harem type harems out there. This season didn't focused on harem at all until at very very end. The main focus is about cosplay like My dress up Darling only it does way better.
@Wrathberry84 that doesn't mean it is right to censor. If people had watched it with open mind appreciating a story with or without excessive ecchi, it would have been easy to make things less censored but there isn't.
This story is indeed about sexy cosplay and it's still ecchi just reduced. I just don't care about its more or less because how good the actual story is.
But 2.5d Ririsa ANIME is one of the least harem type harems out there. This season didn't focused on harem at all until at very very end. The main focus is about cosplay like My dress up Darling only it does way better.
@Wrathberry84 that doesn't mean it is right to censor. If people had watched it with open mind appreciating a story with or without excessive ecchi, it would have been easy to make things less censored but there isn't.
This story is indeed about sexy cosplay and it's still ecchi just reduced. I just don't care about its more or less because how good the actual story is.
WaterMage said: am shameless degen I love harem manga and don't mind if its filled with culture. But 2.5d Ririsa ANIME is one of the least harem type harems out there. This season didn't focused on harem at all until at very very end. The main focus is about cosplay like My dress up Darling only it does way better. Well, the marketing is a little misleading |
Jan 4, 7:00 AM
#79
Reply to Guilmon1
WaterMage said:
am shameless degen I love harem manga and don't mind if its filled with culture.
But 2.5d Ririsa ANIME is one of the least harem type harems out there. This season didn't focused on harem at all until at very very end. The main focus is about cosplay like My dress up Darling only it does way better.
am shameless degen I love harem manga and don't mind if its filled with culture.
But 2.5d Ririsa ANIME is one of the least harem type harems out there. This season didn't focused on harem at all until at very very end. The main focus is about cosplay like My dress up Darling only it does way better.
Well, the marketing is a little misleading
@Guilmon1 yes first 4-5 epsiode it will fill pretty generic but when story starts and main duo starts going to cosplay it gets really good. |
Jan 4, 7:02 AM
#80
Reply to WaterMage
@Guilmon1 yes first 4-5 epsiode it will fill pretty generic but when story starts and main duo starts going to cosplay it gets really good.
@WaterMage I already said that while not really for me it was way better than expected |
Jan 4, 7:11 AM
#81
Reply to Wrathberry84
@henwens i just said that i watch the show for the characters and really good story. And not to see naked 14 year olds.
So im happy that they toned down on that for the anime, since it totaly works like that and i probably wouldnt have watched it otherwise.
I still dont get why any adult would watch the anime or read the manga for that, im honest.
So im happy that they toned down on that for the anime, since it totaly works like that and i probably wouldnt have watched it otherwise.
I still dont get why any adult would watch the anime or read the manga for that, im honest.
@Wrathberry84 I still dont get why any adult would watch the anime or read the manga for that, im honest. Seriously, you don’t know? Are you a woman? Or are you just asexual? It’s basically the same thing that drives us to explore our sexuality. There’s a lot of visual pleasure and satisfaction in sexual attraction, even if it doesn’t lead to masturbation or sex. Why do I want it in that specific manga? Because the playful, romantic, erotic and comedic context lends itself perfectly to that enjoyment, and cosplay is best experienced with the senses, not figuratively. |
Jan 4, 7:13 AM
#82
Jan 4, 7:13 AM
#84
JaniSIr said: @Zarutaku If you think about it, characters in Redo of Healer dress pretty modestly once you ignore half the show where they are naked. lol ![]() Like tell me this doesn't look like one of those generic wholesome isekai shows. I think most people who start Redo of Healer know what they're getting into, it's a designated sex show, so the characters getting naked isn't out of place. |
*kappa* |
Jan 4, 7:36 AM
#85
Reply to Zarutaku
JaniSIr said:
@Zarutaku If you think about it, characters in Redo of Healer dress pretty modestly once you ignore half the show where they are naked. lol

Like tell me this doesn't look like one of those generic wholesome isekai shows.
@Zarutaku If you think about it, characters in Redo of Healer dress pretty modestly once you ignore half the show where they are naked. lol

Like tell me this doesn't look like one of those generic wholesome isekai shows.
I think most people who start Redo of Healer know what they're getting into, it's a designated sex show, so the characters getting naked isn't out of place.
@Zarutaku The whole conversation started here though. Wrathberry84 said: sex is totaly normal and fine. And to show characters sexualised is fine too when it fits. And thats my point. So basically the question is if you'd prefer mild panty shots all throughout the show (Freezing for example), or modestly dressed characters occasionally getting extremely spicy? |
Kimochi Warui |
Jan 4, 7:44 AM
#86
Jan 4, 7:47 AM
#87
JaniSIr said: So basically the question is if you'd prefer mild panty shots all throughout the show (Freezing for example), or modestly dressed characters occasionally getting extremely spicy? Personally I much prefer the latter. |
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Jan 4, 7:52 AM
#88
Reply to JaniSIr
@Zarutaku The whole conversation started here though.
So basically the question is if you'd prefer mild panty shots all throughout the show (Freezing for example), or modestly dressed characters occasionally getting extremely spicy?

Wrathberry84 said:
sex is totaly normal and fine. And to show characters sexualised is fine too when it fits. And thats my point.
sex is totaly normal and fine. And to show characters sexualised is fine too when it fits. And thats my point.
So basically the question is if you'd prefer mild panty shots all throughout the show (Freezing for example), or modestly dressed characters occasionally getting extremely spicy?
@JaniSIr things can get spicy. where i have a problem is, when characters are oversexualised in completly normal situations where its complelty worthless. i dont need the pantyshot when the girl is just walking down the street. and i also dont need half naked big boobed women everywhere when we look to the shounen genre. i just hate when it feels like the whole point of the women being there is for men to drool on their tiddys... |
Jan 4, 7:55 AM
#89
Reply to Wrathberry84
@JaniSIr
things can get spicy. where i have a problem is, when characters are oversexualised in completly normal situations where its complelty worthless.
i dont need the pantyshot when the girl is just walking down the street.
and i also dont need half naked big boobed women everywhere when we look to the shounen genre.
i just hate when it feels like the whole point of the women being there is for men to drool on their tiddys...
things can get spicy. where i have a problem is, when characters are oversexualised in completly normal situations where its complelty worthless.
i dont need the pantyshot when the girl is just walking down the street.
and i also dont need half naked big boobed women everywhere when we look to the shounen genre.
i just hate when it feels like the whole point of the women being there is for men to drool on their tiddys...
Wrathberry84 said: i just hate when it feels like the whole point of the women being there is for men to drool on their tiddys... i don't disagree with this op! and one thing that always annoyed me was when people called series sexist because it had boob armor, and ignored things like, "do the women in the story have interesting characters, and realistic motivations of their own" |
Jan 4, 7:58 AM
#90
Reply to Gnza
@Wrathberry84
Seriously, you don’t know? Are you a woman? Or are you just asexual?
It’s basically the same thing that drives us to explore our sexuality. There’s a lot of visual pleasure and satisfaction in sexual attraction, even if it doesn’t lead to masturbation or sex.
Why do I want it in that specific manga? Because the playful, romantic, erotic and comedic context lends itself perfectly to that enjoyment, and cosplay is best experienced with the senses, not figuratively.
I still dont get why any adult would watch the anime or read the manga for that, im honest.
Seriously, you don’t know? Are you a woman? Or are you just asexual?
It’s basically the same thing that drives us to explore our sexuality. There’s a lot of visual pleasure and satisfaction in sexual attraction, even if it doesn’t lead to masturbation or sex.
Why do I want it in that specific manga? Because the playful, romantic, erotic and comedic context lends itself perfectly to that enjoyment, and cosplay is best experienced with the senses, not figuratively.
@Gnza no i really dont know, because if i want to fap i watch porn or hentai. i never got the appeal of sex, and sexualisation in non porn media. thats why i hate all those "hollywood" series for woman like greys anatomy where it seems like all that matters in a relationship is sex. thats why i really like romance anime, because sex is rare and its a lot more about feelings and the relationship and the characters. i just really cant see the point of constant boobs, sex, pantys and so on. it just takes away from the story and the how serious you can take a work. maybe i would have liked that when i was younger, dunno. but now it sometimes really feels just weird for me. and to your question: no im male, and im not asexual. i just dont see the appeal of sex in a work i dont watch for the sex if the sex is not somehow important for the story. |
Wrathberry84Jan 4, 8:02 AM
Jan 4, 8:01 AM
#91
in all seriousness one reason i always tended to hate accusations of anime sexism was exactly because, in my experience, anime was far more likely to have interesting women characters with fun personalities than most western shows I've seen. like ok they have big tits, is that really more important than them being good characters who do interesting things? |
Jan 4, 8:06 AM
#92
Reply to fbjim
in all seriousness one reason i always tended to hate accusations of anime sexism was exactly because, in my experience, anime was far more likely to have interesting women characters with fun personalities than most western shows I've seen.
like ok they have big tits, is that really more important than them being good characters who do interesting things?
like ok they have big tits, is that really more important than them being good characters who do interesting things?
@fbjim i agree here but i have to add a but: you have this great female character. lets just pull the example of fairytail again. characters like erza or even lucy are fleshed out, ahve their own motivation and so on. They are on par with the male cast. But then still they get degraded to sexobjects. So why would you do that? why do you want to show that females also can be cool, can have their own motivation and so on. but in the same sentence you degrade them to objects for men to drool on. |
Jan 4, 8:08 AM
#93
Reply to removed-user
Basically the answer is a presumption that an audience mostly composed of heterosexual men or boys want to see essentially pornographic material at all times. I kind of get why someone would think we think like this, I do think about sex a lot, and back in the day when pornography was harder to access putting some softcore material in your anime could genuinely help garner an audience. Personally find it quite tiresome, though, it tends to take me out of the experience and remind me that I am watching something that's very much a product. I did come to appreciate the relentless horniness in Darling in the Franxx because that was earnestly and genuinely about teenage sexuality, however.
@09philj Like he said. It's more profitable to do it. Nowadays, I just ignore anime where in the previews you can see it's a generic sexualised sh*t. And that removes a lot of the seasonal anime... |
Jan 4, 8:08 AM
#94
Wrathberry84 said: i just really cant see the point of constant boobs, sex, pantys and so on. it just takes away from the story and the how serious you can take a work. I see this as the real issue for you. Japanese Anime was never intended to be some serious medium to begin with. Only about a fraction of Anime seems to be truly created to be some serious "thing". If you set yourself up to be expecting a majority of Japanese Anime to be on the level you seem to want, then I can already tell you right now it's likely never going to reach your expectation since it hasn't happened already in the late 90s or even the 2000s. |
ColourWheelJan 4, 8:15 AM
Jan 4, 8:15 AM
#95
Reply to ColourWheel
Wrathberry84 said:
i just really cant see the point of constant boobs, sex, pantys and so on. it just takes away from the story and the how serious you can take a work.
i just really cant see the point of constant boobs, sex, pantys and so on. it just takes away from the story and the how serious you can take a work.
I see this as the real issue for you. Japanese Anime was never intended to be some serious medium to begin with. Only about a fraction of Anime seems to be truly created to be some serious "thing". If you set yourself up to be expecting a majority of Japanese Anime to be on the level you seem to want, then I can already tell you right now it's likely never going to reach your expectation since it hasn't happened already in the late 90s or even the 2000s.
@ColourWheel no, i dont need them to be serious. But in my oppinion sex is a cheap way to promote something. And it annoys me the most in shows i really like for the characters and the Story where i really dont see the need for it |
Jan 4, 8:19 AM
#96
Wrathberry84 said: But in my oppinion sex is a cheap way to promote something. And I wouldn't disagree with you on this. The thing is, it's effective and it sells. Stuff like this will only stop once it's no longer effective. |
Jan 4, 8:24 AM
#97
Hold my beer. You're talking like asstronomers and boobologists shouldn't conduct research on their field of study. |
SgtBateManJan 4, 11:42 AM
Help! I need somebody. Help! Not just anybody. Help! You know I need someone. Helpppppp! |
Jan 4, 8:33 AM
#99
Because it sells, and you gotta make money to keep a business going. |
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