1crusty said: Ya beat me to the punch. I was thinking the exact same thing 💀I find a new dumbest thread every day. |
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| OP is seriously trying to bait chicks into raising their hands on MAL… oof dude. No matter how many boneless boomer-level statistics y’all make up, there are /countless/ female weebs, dweebs, otaku, NEETs, and hikikomori — they just opt out of using their gender as a personality trait/selling point, especially when discussing anime. Also~ anyone who thinks Rudy boi was a “perv” doesn’t deserve Mushoku Tensei. He lived a terrifyingly real life that naïve, sheltered minds can’t comprehend. I’d rather read a side story about him going to soapland than any more of these posts |
Kockorzo said: I only added that option to piss off the alt right weirdos on this site, there seem to be a few obsessed ones.‘Other’ is unnecessary in this context as we are not primarily concerned with orientation of gender (only using it as basis of observation)— the ‘other’ group can choose what they wish to be and you’d consequently be limiting dishonest answers by limiting choices. Also, there is selection bias in posting this on MAL— perhaps even the date and time you decided to post at. Though this is the easiest and most convenient way to do things so I don’t blame you. |
AdvideAug 16, 2023 9:08 PM
LostSpectre said: ErogakiPatches said: Surely, it should have been implied that I was talking about women, since that was the entire point. 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. Then make that more clear. And I do not think you are understanding what I am saying. The audience of those shows are primarily women, whether thoae numbers reach the same as Mushoku Tensei (It is a newer show so it is not likely to) is irrelevant as I am talking about the primary audience of it, not the numbers. If you are speaking about the numbers, then we have nothing more to discuss. |
Seeinq said: -check all anime/LNs/manga with the isekai tag -look at the cover arts and watch many of them featuring a guy and multiple women. Ah! That is what you meant. Yes, that is definitely the case. Though, recently in the last few years, a new kind of "isekais" had become popular with a female MC who either gets reincarnated into a game/novel or "falls asleep while playing the game/reading the novel all night". Some crap like that, anyway. It has become EXTREMELY popular for some reason. |
Advide said: deg said: That depends on where you look, mal and reddit are highly male dominated. But there are plenty of female anime fans on sites like twitter, tumblr, ao3, and wattpad. and anime fandom in general is still male dominated Do you not know that no one uses Tumblr anymore since their whole "ban" thing? So probably not a lot of female fans on there, tbh. |
Ionliosite2 said: That isn't true, that says it had more female audience than normally, not that it had more female audience in general. I said More popular among female audience sir. Not more female audience. Please read again.... |
V1P3R0PAug 16, 2023 10:50 PM
ErogakiPatches said: Your statement wasn't clear, either. It definitely reads as if you're talking about raw numbers, and not percentages of female viewers. LostSpectre said: Surely, it should have been implied that I was talking about women, since that was the entire point. I'm saying more women probably watch MT, whether or not male viewers are the larger percentage. Then make that more clear. And I do not think you are understanding what I am saying. The audience of those shows are primarily women, whether thoae numbers reach the same as Mushoku Tensei (It is a newer show so it is not likely to) is irrelevant as I am talking about the primary audience of it, not the numbers. If you are speaking about the numbers, then we have nothing more to discuss. I agree. |
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EdgyLord666 said: Wait, are you talking about how RoH has more female audiences than male? No way that's true. No I'm telling, In average the female audience for this show is more compared to other shows. |
ErogakiPatches said: I know, Tumblr is nowhere close to its peak but it still has a decently active userbase. Just not fit for promoting content. Advide said: That depends on where you look, mal and reddit are highly male dominated. But there are plenty of female anime fans on sites like twitter, tumblr, ao3, and wattpad. Do you not know that no one uses Tumblr anymore since their whole "ban" thing? So probably not a lot of female fans on there, tbh. |
LostSpectre said: And then there is me who watched Cardcaptor Sakura when I was 11 and absolutely loved every second of it. But yeah, I guess the older you get, the more you start to appreciate all type of genres.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. |
billybub said: Absolutely. The studio did such an excellent job. Kinda makes me wish other remakes had the same level of care and passion put into them.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. |
tmoney23 said: S3 was a bit fast-paced for my taste but its ending definitely felt quite rewarding.SouthRzVa said: Damn, a lot of people are missing out on Fruits Basket. So sad. That’s my thought from this thread too. Season 3 has some of the best pay off for a show I’ve ever seen. |
SouthRzVaAug 17, 2023 12:50 PM
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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. Well, I for one could be tortured with high school romance... But then again, that also excludes trashy harem shows too. I've ended up reading some shoujo manhwa, but as far as anime is concerned, almost none are particularly interesting. |
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JaniSIr said: Shockingly (yes, that's sarcasm) we only have a 16% affinity, so I can't say our views on anime are particularly relatable. 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. Well, I for one could be tortured with high school romance... But then again, that also excludes trashy harem shows too. I've ended up reading some shoujo manhwa, but as far as anime is concerned, almost none are particularly interesting. Wait. I noticed I have 0.5% affinity with someone else, maybe 16% isn't so bad. |
LostSpectreAug 17, 2023 8:14 PM
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V1P3R0P said: Ionliosite2 said: That isn't true, that says it had more female audience than normally, not that it had more female audience in general. I said More popular among female audience sir. Not more female audience. Please read again.... I read it again, and I think I just misunderstood, it definitely says "more popular among female audience", so I just assumed you were saying the same thing many people were saying when the news appeared that more female audience was watching the show. But now I understand what you mean. |
SouthRzVa said: LostSpectre said: And then there is me who watched Cardcaptor Sakura when I was 11 and absolutely loved every second of it. But yeah, I guess the older you get, the more you start to appreciate all type of genres.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 wasn't implying it would be unusual for younger audiences, just teenage ones, but older teens more so. |
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Isekai-Enjoyer said: You'd be surprised how many women openly enjoy lewd content or even create it themselves.Uh, even though it isn’t? Isekai, openly pervert protagonist, ecchi and very explicitly aimed at men. It’s very unlikely that a woman who enjoys Konosuba wouldn’t enjoy Mushoku. |
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tmoney23 said: SouthRzVa said: Damn, a lot of people are missing out on Fruits Basket. So sad. That’s my thought from this thread too. Season 3 has some of the best pay off for a show I’ve ever seen. I would say it has the best payoff from any anime I've seen. It was glorious |
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tmoney23 said: That’s definitely a great take. I’d say for me Steins Gate is the only anime that I think definitely had a better pay off. That was a great one too. Definitely in the top 5 best payoffs in anime for me |
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Isekai-Enjoyer said: You confuse women as such and moral guards, because in modern realities, most moral guards will be girls. In fact, anime's female audience is so broad that many don't even realize that anime has a gender demographic and wonder why "most shows pander to men".RobertBobert said: You'd be surprised how many women openly enjoy lewd content or even create it themselves. Nah, I’m aware of it. Sadly, though, they’re objectively a vocal minority. Because, I assure you, 95% of the people watching To Love Ru ain’t woman. Either way, when it comes to Konosuba and Mushoku, I literally said there would be more woman than usual watching it, because frankly, any woman who likes anime AT ALL would pretty much be forced to get used to lewdness after her third anime or so. |
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Isekai-Enjoyer said: A huge number of undeniably straight women watch yuri bait shows and get into yuri shipping because they think it's cute and because many find all-female shows relatable. Even the producers of the biggest waifu bait franchises talk about it directly. But the question is different. Obviously, I quoted someone else's misconception, why are you arguing with this as if it was my statement?RobertBobert said: You confuse women as such and moral guards, because in modern realities, most moral guards will be girls. In fact, anime's female audience is so broad that many don't even realize that anime has a gender demographic and wonder why "most shows pander to men". Bro, it’s because shows like To Love Ru literally have “boobs” as the only plot and most woman are straight. That’s it. It’s that simple. It’s not about being a SJW at all lol. It’s simply about the objective fact that 98% of humanity is still straight. And that’s pretty much exactly why Mushoku and Konosuba aren’t that much of a problem. Many woman aren’t necessarily TURNED OFF by lewdness, which is why, as long as they’re used to anime as a whole, they will watch Mushoku and Konosuba without that many problems. That said, and as you yourself said, most SJWs are woman. And as I said, most woman are straight. This combination of factors makes the market something that “panders to men”. Which is actually not even an unintentional consequence. More man watch anime than woman so the marker PURPOSELY panders to this demographic. It’s not something that complex, really. |
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Isekai-Enjoyer said: Firstly, you have several times focused on straight women. Secondly, many yuri bait or open yuri have a significant dose of ecchi because they are still male-oriented. And SUDDENLY a lot of women are still watching it, even though you always have a percentage of old maids who will complain about any erotica in the title. Although lately they've taken to using queerness as a defense, it's as if being interested in a woman's body is only lewd if you're a man.RobertBobert said: A huge number of undeniably straight women watch yuri bait shows and get into yuri shipping because they think it's cute and because many find all-female shows relatable. Even the producers of the biggest waifu bait franchises talk about it directly. But the question is different. Obviously, I quoted someone else's misconception, why are you arguing with this as if it was my statement? My man, when the fuck did I ever mention Yuri? Yuri FAMOUSLY has a large female fanbase. I’m talking about classic ecchi. You know? BOOBS. TITS. BREASTS. This kind of shit. |
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| Dude, I don't understand why you literally confuse yourself with every new answer, but I'm not going to repeat the same thing and write big essays just to explain to you a fairly simple sequence of thoughts. Of course, it's funny to watch you being surprised at something "so hard", etc., without realizing that you literally confused yourself because of not understanding a simple thought, but this is too weak a price to pay for wasting my time. |
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| My friend who is a woman adores MT |
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Isekai-Enjoyer said: RobertBobert said: Firstly, you have several times focused on straight women. Secondly, many yuri bait or open yuri have a significant dose of ecchi because they are still male-oriented. And SUDDENLY a lot of women are still watching it, even though you always have a percentage of old maids who will complain about any erotica in the title. Although lately they've taken to using queerness as a defense, it's as if being interested in a woman's body is only lewd if you're a man. Of course I have focused on straight people? They’re pretty much the entire market. As for Yuri, Yuri SPECIFICALLY attracts many woman. Both straight and not. That’s just a well documented fact. I don’t get what’s so hard about it. And most importantly, I don’t get how you can’t, for the love of god, draw the line between cute yuri bait like Yuru Yuri and borderline porn. If you’re calling To Love Ru “borderline porn”…… you’ve still got a long way to go. Straight female weighing in that boobs are necessary to any plot, be it lewd ecchi or sweet shojo. If anything, females tend to be *more* critical of perfect oppai size/shape/physics than Demon Slayer twerps or neckbeards, and praise shows with b00ba of the highest quality. Despite watching anime for years prior, the first DVDs of it I bought were things like DxD, High School of the Dead, and Valkyrie Drive. You need n!p, dude…you know? Then I’d have non-anime watching friends over for pizza while forcing them to watch these shows — and all this time later, they’ve become gigaweebs who can hold a convo about everything from Beserk to this month’s hanime uploads. Peak. In terms of (what I consider soft, you consider borderline porn) ecchi, my favorite might always be the protag of “So, I Can’t Play H!” seeing a field of golden wheat at sunset while getting a face full of…you know what. More than 10 years and countless level upgrades of culture later, I still won’t acknowledge anime fans that can’t appreciate that scene AND have a discussion of the metaphysics in Code Geass |
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Isekai-Enjoyer said: gabfive said: If you’re calling To Love Ru “borderline porn”…… you’ve still got a long way to go. Straight female weighing in that boobs are necessary to any plot, be it lewd ecchi or sweet shojo. If anything, females tend to be *more* critical of perfect oppai size/shape/physics than Demon Slayer twerps or neckbeards, and praise shows with b00ba of the highest quality. Despite watching anime for years prior, the first DVDs of it I bought were things like DxD, High School of the Dead, and Valkyrie Drive. You need n!p, dude…you know? Then I’d have non-anime watching friends over for pizza while forcing them to watch these shows — and all this time later, they’ve become gigaweebs who can hold a convo about everything from Beserk to this month’s hanime uploads. Peak. In terms of (what I consider soft, you consider borderline porn) ecchi, my favorite might always be the protag of “So, I Can’t Play H!” seeing a field of golden wheat at sunset while getting a face full of…you know what. More than 10 years and countless level upgrades of culture later, I still won’t acknowledge anime fans that can’t appreciate that scene AND have a discussion of the metaphysics in Code Geass Would you NOT call To Love Ru Darkness, easily in the top-15 heaviest ecchis ever created, “borderline-porn”? What do you watch for breakfast? Kaifuku? Reviewers? I mean…yeah? I used to watch them right around lunch for quite a few years. Redo movie nights on discord were a thing too, and I highly recommend popcorn with your ecchi. It’s all just entertainment, and pretty funny when you step back and think about it. Real Hanime stuff is more for dinner time though~ |
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