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Jan 3, 2024 10:33 AM
#51
since when did chainsaw man not sexualize their female characters |
Jan 3, 2024 10:43 AM
#52
Of course myanimelist polls are gonna skew heavily towards men. Those 150 women are probably close to being MAL's total female demographics 💀. I'm kinda surprised there were even that many online during the time that thread was posted lol. I feel like they do both have pretty decent female viewerships though. The people I've seen posting about those shows on twitter are mostly women, but that might just be the twitter circles I'm in. I think there's definitely more female fans of something like Frieren than there are for most isekai series atleast. |
Jan 3, 2024 10:52 AM
#53
Reply to AnimeIs4Kidz
@DigiCat
it's a 100% a foot fetish scene you would find in doujins.
And you don't masturbate because you are "frustrated", you do it because you just wake up horny thanks to testosterone.
Are you 12?
it's a 100% a foot fetish scene you would find in doujins.
And you don't masturbate because you are "frustrated", you do it because you just wake up horny thanks to testosterone.
Are you 12?
@AnimeIs4Kidz Nah I feel like that's a reach. Just showing a foot doesn't make something a foot fetish scene. Even if it was something like that then it's an incredibly tame one. That's like calling anything with a character drawn with cleavage an ecchi series. If you bust a nut to any cartoon feet you see then you definitely are sexually frustrated lmao. |
Jan 3, 2024 11:04 AM
#54
Reply to DigiCat
@AnimeIs4Kidz Oh you were reffering to the foot lol i mean in that case i'm pretty sure these weirdos wank any time bare feet are on screen ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Also, yes being frustrated is one of the reasons someone might wank, just like waking up with an overload of hormones is another reason
And you seem to be the one who might not be old enough to talk about these things, cuz 1) people don't wank exclusively straight after waking up, and 2) masturbating is not exclusive to men
Also, yes being frustrated is one of the reasons someone might wank, just like waking up with an overload of hormones is another reason
And you seem to be the one who might not be old enough to talk about these things, cuz 1) people don't wank exclusively straight after waking up, and 2) masturbating is not exclusive to men
@DigiCat learn some biology your ignorant prick. Testosterone is not just "another" reason. It's the reason. Some times ignorant kids should learn when to stfu. If you weren't such an ignorant kid you would know that people will low testosterone levels barely masturbate. Kids, stay in school please. |
AnimeIs4KidzJan 3, 2024 11:09 AM
Jan 3, 2024 12:12 PM
#55
Reply to AnimeIs4Kidz
@DigiCat learn some biology your ignorant prick.
Testosterone is not just "another" reason. It's the reason.
Some times ignorant kids should learn when to stfu.
If you weren't such an ignorant kid you would know that people will low testosterone levels barely masturbate.
Kids, stay in school please.
Testosterone is not just "another" reason. It's the reason.
Some times ignorant kids should learn when to stfu.
If you weren't such an ignorant kid you would know that people will low testosterone levels barely masturbate.
Kids, stay in school please.
@AnimeIs4Kidz Excuse my poor wording, of course there have to be hormones foor the sensetion of horny to occur, which considering you mentioned it only working when you first wake up, and you only mentioned testosterone, the male horny hormone, i have to assume you don't know how hormones work, so please refrain from calling others ignorant pricks |
Jan 3, 2024 4:05 PM
#56
Jan 4, 2024 1:25 AM
#58
Reply to Polvo_Aranha
But Chainsaw Man sexualize their woman all the time.
@Polvo_Aranha rly? I need to watch it fast :D thx EDIT: nah.. its with crazy unreal monsters.. story for kids.. Sousou no Frieren at least got Fern oppais ;] |
Thyriad-oPPailovJan 4, 2024 1:31 AM
(づ ̄ ³ ̄)づ ちゅっ ちゅっ キス (´。✪ω✪。`) I hate it when anime/manga that I enjoyed ends, especially when there could be much longer plot and when I love main heroine :P I wish I had magic glasses that let me see real world in anime colors ;) |
Jan 4, 2024 6:38 AM
#59
Mal is a sausagefest btw. Poll on Mal forum post doesn't tell you anything. And also (not that it really matter but) if you don't know, Frieren's "demographic" is shounen. |
Jan 4, 2024 9:33 AM
#60
Reply to DigiCat
@ktg You claimed that you did describe Denji's personality after analyzing it, but all you did was claim he has none, that is not an analisys, so on that basis, yes i refute you, because you claimed you did something you didn't
@DigiCat See? You proved my point, you still ignoring my analyzes instead of arguing. This is what I tried to avoid, because this is not how mature people argue. So, because I want you to learn something, I show you how to refute someone. You praised someone because how good his description was about Denji and I will point it why it is not true and even you failed to recognize those mistakes he made. WelderDark said: I would say that the best word to describe Denji is wild. This is why he gets along with Power so well. Denji is straight, honest and naive. He doesn't deceive others, he says what he thinks. He doesn't care about society norms since he was isolated from society. There was no one there to teach him. He's not really wild, he's just stupid. Stupid people tend to act faster without thinking about consequences. He does not get along with Power so well. They are forced to cooperate, but even then Power tricks him and tries to sacrifice him. Because Denji saved her and her kitty, Power somewhat trusts him, but this has nothing to do with "being wild". He also cares about society norms to some degree, but he has goals and it doesn't matter that he was separated, because he learned certain norms from the mafia. He needs to follow norms to achieve his goal and he understands that without those norms he cannot touch a boob. He is not straight, honest and naive, and he does deceive others. Lol, dude, one of the first scenes was when he tricked the mafia guy to pay him a 100 yen, because he swallowed his cigarette. Actually for him the norm is to deceive others and do not trust them, because he grew up among mafia thugs. He couldn't trust them, so he kept his secrets to himself. WelderDark said: He lacks fear. He is not brave, just lacks fear. He had to put his life in danger since early childhood and eventually it became a norm for him. Katana man doesn't understand why Denji is fighting when his life is always on the line and he gets an average life in return. But Denji doesn't see anything strange in it. Earlier he did the same only to barely survive. Also not true. He understands fear, he feels it and yes, he is not brave either. The difference is that he has a job that needs to be done. In the mafia if he didn't finish a job, he would have got a punishment, or would not have got payment. So even if he feels fear, he needs to do his job, because that is the norm, that's how he survived. That's why he does not give up. Even against the Tomato devil you could see that he is not that reckless and thinks about winning. WelderDark said: Denji doesn't understand himself. Since he was struggling to survive, he hasn't gone through self-actualisation. He doesn't know what he wants. We see this when he touches Powers' boobs and realises:"That's not it. That's not what I wanted".Sure, in the beginning he was talking about getting on a date with a girl, but at the same time this wasn't something he was working for. It was an unachievable image of the ultimate success. Incorrect. That's what he wanted and he understands that it was nothing special. That was his problem. Originally because he had no experience, he had no dreams, he had no idea how big his dream was. That's why he chose something he thought that it is big and a really good dream. But when he achieved it, it turned out that it is nothing special. WelderDark said: Denji lacks empathy. He doesn't care about people in general. Why would he? His whole life they treated him like trash. At best, someone would pay him for putting his life at risk. There always was only Denji and Pochita. No one else cared Again, it is boring that you are so wrong so many times. He pretty much understands empathy and he also has. We know this because of his monologue when jumped into the eternity devil after Aki protected him. He just played the "tsundere" role. So nothing was remotely correct in your description and my problem was originally that I pointed out that this is not really a personality. You described some of his actions and this level of depth exists in EVERY SHOUNEN. Let's compare this to Kirito. Kirito isn't that brave either, just like Denji, but while Denji couldn't run away, because he needed money, he needed to survive, Kirito was trapped in the game, so he had no choice. So both them were forced to "act" as strong and brave. Both of them tried to distance themselves from others. Denji's only friend was Pochita and he did not want to depend on others, while Kirito did not want someone else to die because of him, but in reality both of them cared for others when others helped them. Aki helped Denji and Denji wanted to repay him by fighting the eternity devil, while Kirito befriended every hot chicks and protected them. Both of them are relatively secretive, Kirito is secretive because he fears what others would think about him, while Denji is secretive because he cannot trust anyone. But these short descriptions are not personalities. We don't really know what they like, what they didn't like, in a new situation how they would react, because both of them lack personality (at least at this point). |
Jan 4, 2024 11:53 AM
#61
Reply to Yuu_Kanzaki
Chainsaw Man fans can't shut the fuck up about their dog protagonist can they?
@Yuu_Kanzaki what's your problem |
Jan 4, 2024 1:53 PM
#62
Reply to ktg
@DigiCat See? You proved my point, you still ignoring my analyzes instead of arguing. This is what I tried to avoid, because this is not how mature people argue.
So, because I want you to learn something, I show you how to refute someone. You praised someone because how good his description was about Denji and I will point it why it is not true and even you failed to recognize those mistakes he made.
He's not really wild, he's just stupid. Stupid people tend to act faster without thinking about consequences. He does not get along with Power so well. They are forced to cooperate, but even then Power tricks him and tries to sacrifice him. Because Denji saved her and her kitty, Power somewhat trusts him, but this has nothing to do with "being wild".
He also cares about society norms to some degree, but he has goals and it doesn't matter that he was separated, because he learned certain norms from the mafia. He needs to follow norms to achieve his goal and he understands that without those norms he cannot touch a boob.
He is not straight, honest and naive, and he does deceive others. Lol, dude, one of the first scenes was when he tricked the mafia guy to pay him a 100 yen, because he swallowed his cigarette. Actually for him the norm is to deceive others and do not trust them, because he grew up among mafia thugs. He couldn't trust them, so he kept his secrets to himself.
Also not true. He understands fear, he feels it and yes, he is not brave either. The difference is that he has a job that needs to be done. In the mafia if he didn't finish a job, he would have got a punishment, or would not have got payment. So even if he feels fear, he needs to do his job, because that is the norm, that's how he survived. That's why he does not give up. Even against the Tomato devil you could see that he is not that reckless and thinks about winning.
Incorrect. That's what he wanted and he understands that it was nothing special. That was his problem. Originally because he had no experience, he had no dreams, he had no idea how big his dream was. That's why he chose something he thought that it is big and a really good dream. But when he achieved it, it turned out that it is nothing special.
Again, it is boring that you are so wrong so many times. He pretty much understands empathy and he also has. We know this because of his monologue when jumped into the eternity devil after Aki protected him. He just played the "tsundere" role.
So nothing was remotely correct in your description and my problem was originally that I pointed out that this is not really a personality. You described some of his actions and this level of depth exists in EVERY SHOUNEN.
Let's compare this to Kirito. Kirito isn't that brave either, just like Denji, but while Denji couldn't run away, because he needed money, he needed to survive, Kirito was trapped in the game, so he had no choice. So both them were forced to "act" as strong and brave. Both of them tried to distance themselves from others. Denji's only friend was Pochita and he did not want to depend on others, while Kirito did not want someone else to die because of him, but in reality both of them cared for others when others helped them. Aki helped Denji and Denji wanted to repay him by fighting the eternity devil, while Kirito befriended every hot chicks and protected them. Both of them are relatively secretive, Kirito is secretive because he fears what others would think about him, while Denji is secretive because he cannot trust anyone.
But these short descriptions are not personalities. We don't really know what they like, what they didn't like, in a new situation how they would react, because both of them lack personality (at least at this point).
So, because I want you to learn something, I show you how to refute someone. You praised someone because how good his description was about Denji and I will point it why it is not true and even you failed to recognize those mistakes he made.
WelderDark said:
I would say that the best word to describe Denji is wild. This is why he gets along with Power so well. Denji is straight, honest and naive. He doesn't deceive others, he says what he thinks. He doesn't care about society norms since he was isolated from society. There was no one there to teach him.
I would say that the best word to describe Denji is wild. This is why he gets along with Power so well. Denji is straight, honest and naive. He doesn't deceive others, he says what he thinks. He doesn't care about society norms since he was isolated from society. There was no one there to teach him.
He's not really wild, he's just stupid. Stupid people tend to act faster without thinking about consequences. He does not get along with Power so well. They are forced to cooperate, but even then Power tricks him and tries to sacrifice him. Because Denji saved her and her kitty, Power somewhat trusts him, but this has nothing to do with "being wild".
He also cares about society norms to some degree, but he has goals and it doesn't matter that he was separated, because he learned certain norms from the mafia. He needs to follow norms to achieve his goal and he understands that without those norms he cannot touch a boob.
He is not straight, honest and naive, and he does deceive others. Lol, dude, one of the first scenes was when he tricked the mafia guy to pay him a 100 yen, because he swallowed his cigarette. Actually for him the norm is to deceive others and do not trust them, because he grew up among mafia thugs. He couldn't trust them, so he kept his secrets to himself.
WelderDark said:
He lacks fear. He is not brave, just lacks fear. He had to put his life in danger since early childhood and eventually it became a norm for him. Katana man doesn't understand why Denji is fighting when his life is always on the line and he gets an average life in return. But Denji doesn't see anything strange in it. Earlier he did the same only to barely survive.
He lacks fear. He is not brave, just lacks fear. He had to put his life in danger since early childhood and eventually it became a norm for him. Katana man doesn't understand why Denji is fighting when his life is always on the line and he gets an average life in return. But Denji doesn't see anything strange in it. Earlier he did the same only to barely survive.
Also not true. He understands fear, he feels it and yes, he is not brave either. The difference is that he has a job that needs to be done. In the mafia if he didn't finish a job, he would have got a punishment, or would not have got payment. So even if he feels fear, he needs to do his job, because that is the norm, that's how he survived. That's why he does not give up. Even against the Tomato devil you could see that he is not that reckless and thinks about winning.
WelderDark said:
Denji doesn't understand himself. Since he was struggling to survive, he hasn't gone through self-actualisation. He doesn't know what he wants. We see this when he touches Powers' boobs and realises:"That's not it. That's not what I wanted".Sure, in the beginning he was talking about getting on a date with a girl, but at the same time this wasn't something he was working for. It was an unachievable image of the ultimate success.
Denji doesn't understand himself. Since he was struggling to survive, he hasn't gone through self-actualisation. He doesn't know what he wants. We see this when he touches Powers' boobs and realises:"That's not it. That's not what I wanted".Sure, in the beginning he was talking about getting on a date with a girl, but at the same time this wasn't something he was working for. It was an unachievable image of the ultimate success.
Incorrect. That's what he wanted and he understands that it was nothing special. That was his problem. Originally because he had no experience, he had no dreams, he had no idea how big his dream was. That's why he chose something he thought that it is big and a really good dream. But when he achieved it, it turned out that it is nothing special.
WelderDark said:
Denji lacks empathy. He doesn't care about people in general. Why would he? His whole life they treated him like trash. At best, someone would pay him for putting his life at risk. There always was only Denji and Pochita. No one else cared
Denji lacks empathy. He doesn't care about people in general. Why would he? His whole life they treated him like trash. At best, someone would pay him for putting his life at risk. There always was only Denji and Pochita. No one else cared
Again, it is boring that you are so wrong so many times. He pretty much understands empathy and he also has. We know this because of his monologue when jumped into the eternity devil after Aki protected him. He just played the "tsundere" role.
So nothing was remotely correct in your description and my problem was originally that I pointed out that this is not really a personality. You described some of his actions and this level of depth exists in EVERY SHOUNEN.
Let's compare this to Kirito. Kirito isn't that brave either, just like Denji, but while Denji couldn't run away, because he needed money, he needed to survive, Kirito was trapped in the game, so he had no choice. So both them were forced to "act" as strong and brave. Both of them tried to distance themselves from others. Denji's only friend was Pochita and he did not want to depend on others, while Kirito did not want someone else to die because of him, but in reality both of them cared for others when others helped them. Aki helped Denji and Denji wanted to repay him by fighting the eternity devil, while Kirito befriended every hot chicks and protected them. Both of them are relatively secretive, Kirito is secretive because he fears what others would think about him, while Denji is secretive because he cannot trust anyone.
But these short descriptions are not personalities. We don't really know what they like, what they didn't like, in a new situation how they would react, because both of them lack personality (at least at this point).
@ktg But mature adults call anything they don't agree with a mistake Look, credit where credit is due, you did bring up some good counter arguments, but your points are no where near perfect, i mean you even contradict your own argument, first you say he's stupid and doesn't think before he acts, but later on you say he infact does think and is npt as reckless as he seems, so which is it? Does he or does he not have the intelligence to safeguard himself? You mention deception, yes he has learnt to use deception for survival, so saying he never deceives anyone is incorect, but what would be correct to say is that he never deceives with malicious intent, also knowing how to tell a lie or 2 doesn't meen you're not naive, of course he's picked up survival skills along the way, he wouldn't be alive without, but he is very naive in most everyday life skills Next you say he doesn't get along with Power, on what basis do you think that, because they fight? I don't know if you know this but gettinf along doesn't mean everything is perfect 24/7, and yes they are forced to be together, yes they didn'tinstantly get along from day 1, but they built a close bond over time Lastly, mature adults don't make claims that an entire genre/demographic lack depth just because they personally don't like said genre/demographic I can only assume this was a derogatory comment on shounen ktg said: this level of depth exists in EVERY SHOUNEN |
Jan 4, 2024 1:59 PM
#63
ktg said: @DigiCat See? You proved my point, you still ignoring my analyzes instead of arguing. This is what I tried to avoid, because this is not how mature people argue. So, because I want you to learn something, I show you how to refute someone. You praised someone because how good his description was about Denji and I will point it why it is not true and even you failed to recognize those mistakes he made. WelderDark said: I would say that the best word to describe Denji is wild. This is why he gets along with Power so well. Denji is straight, honest and naive. He doesn't deceive others, he says what he thinks. He doesn't care about society norms since he was isolated from society. There was no one there to teach him. He's not really wild, he's just stupid. Stupid people tend to act faster without thinking about consequences. He does not get along with Power so well. They are forced to cooperate, but even then Power tricks him and tries to sacrifice him. Because Denji saved her and her kitty, Power somewhat trusts him, but this has nothing to do with "being wild". He also cares about society norms to some degree, but he has goals and it doesn't matter that he was separated, because he learned certain norms from the mafia. He needs to follow norms to achieve his goal and he understands that without those norms he cannot touch a boob. He is not straight, honest and naive, and he does deceive others. Lol, dude, one of the first scenes was when he tricked the mafia guy to pay him a 100 yen, because he swallowed his cigarette. Actually for him the norm is to deceive others and do not trust them, because he grew up among mafia thugs. He couldn't trust them, so he kept his secrets to himself. WelderDark said: He lacks fear. He is not brave, just lacks fear. He had to put his life in danger since early childhood and eventually it became a norm for him. Katana man doesn't understand why Denji is fighting when his life is always on the line and he gets an average life in return. But Denji doesn't see anything strange in it. Earlier he did the same only to barely survive. Also not true. He understands fear, he feels it and yes, he is not brave either. The difference is that he has a job that needs to be done. In the mafia if he didn't finish a job, he would have got a punishment, or would not have got payment. So even if he feels fear, he needs to do his job, because that is the norm, that's how he survived. That's why he does not give up. Even against the Tomato devil you could see that he is not that reckless and thinks about winning. WelderDark said: Denji doesn't understand himself. Since he was struggling to survive, he hasn't gone through self-actualisation. He doesn't know what he wants. We see this when he touches Powers' boobs and realises:"That's not it. That's not what I wanted".Sure, in the beginning he was talking about getting on a date with a girl, but at the same time this wasn't something he was working for. It was an unachievable image of the ultimate success. Incorrect. That's what he wanted and he understands that it was nothing special. That was his problem. Originally because he had no experience, he had no dreams, he had no idea how big his dream was. That's why he chose something he thought that it is big and a really good dream. But when he achieved it, it turned out that it is nothing special. WelderDark said: Denji lacks empathy. He doesn't care about people in general. Why would he? His whole life they treated him like trash. At best, someone would pay him for putting his life at risk. There always was only Denji and Pochita. No one else cared Again, it is boring that you are so wrong so many times. He pretty much understands empathy and he also has. We know this because of his monologue when jumped into the eternity devil after Aki protected him. He just played the "tsundere" role. So nothing was remotely correct in your description and my problem was originally that I pointed out that this is not really a personality. You described some of his actions and this level of depth exists in EVERY SHOUNEN. Let's compare this to Kirito. Kirito isn't that brave either, just like Denji, but while Denji couldn't run away, because he needed money, he needed to survive, Kirito was trapped in the game, so he had no choice. So both them were forced to "act" as strong and brave. Both of them tried to distance themselves from others. Denji's only friend was Pochita and he did not want to depend on others, while Kirito did not want someone else to die because of him, but in reality both of them cared for others when others helped them. Aki helped Denji and Denji wanted to repay him by fighting the eternity devil, while Kirito befriended every hot chicks and protected them. Both of them are relatively secretive, Kirito is secretive because he fears what others would think about him, while Denji is secretive because he cannot trust anyone. But these short descriptions are not personalities. We don't really know what they like, what they didn't like, in a new situation how they would react, because both of them lack personality (at least at this point). OK, there are two things I agree with. Firstly, Denji is acknowledged with basic social norms. He doesn't try to obtain everything with power. But that's about it. Morality, law, etiquette, those are things he doesn't care about at all. Secondly, he does sometimes lie. And yes, he is dumb. After all he didn't have time for education. That's partly the reason I call him wild. He is led by instincts and feelings, not by mind. His low intelligence and lack of most social norms is what makes up most of this wildness. And he does get along with Power very well. At first, they had a deal and conflict. But what happens next, after they get to know each other better? Denji and Power become friends. Her relationships with other characters are completely different. Power always starts conflicts with Aki, he lacks this wildness. She is scared of Makima. And only Denji is the person who plays with her, who more or less understands her. He is naive. Like, mafia boss took him to an empty plant. He told him something about demon, but that demon is nowhere to be seen. Does Denji question his words? No, he tells the boss to hide behind his back, the most vulnerable position for Denji. He trusts mafia boss. Then, attractive powerful woman appears from nowhere and tells him that she will do for Denji everything he dreamed about. That's the definition of being suspicious. But Denji doesn't suspect Makima. The only time he started to suspect anyone is when Power repeated the thing which the mafia boss did with Denji earlier and messed up with the lies. I'm still insisting on the fact that Denji didn't want to touch boobs. Your interpretation would make sense, if the opposite wasn't showed in the next scene. Denji touches Makima's boobs and he gets what he wanted. Denji looked for intimacy, not boobs or sex. Just like the Moon in Cyberpunk 2077 is a fake dream for those who actually want to get out of the Night City, boobs are fake Denji's dream. As for the point about fear, yes, he probably able to feel fear. For a second or two. After all the natural triggers of emotions cannot be unlearnt. However, after Denji enters fight or flight mode, Denji always chooses to fight. That's the reaction to fear he learnt through years. His fear quickly evolves into anger. No matter what, he always instictively chooses to fight. Even when he faces entities who are millions time stronger than him. We see the opposite with Power. She always chooses to flee. She even refuses to fight Katana man, clearing the floor with weak zombies instead. Denji is not empathetic. He didn't care about Himeno's death. He didn't care if during his fights people were injured or killed. He almost killed a guy himself. He started to develop some empathy later. He feels something for Power, Makima and Aki, but he doesn't care about anyone else |
Jan 4, 2024 4:20 PM
#64
Reply to Igi2137
@Yuu_Kanzaki what's your problem
@Igi2137 I don't know, maybe I have a bit of a problem with CSM fans explaining Denji's character every time they have the chance? Or the fact they can't help but bring CSM to the table when something popular is on the rise? Gee, I can't really put my finger on it. |
Jan 5, 2024 12:48 AM
#65
Reply to Yuu_Kanzaki
@Igi2137 I don't know, maybe I have a bit of a problem with CSM fans explaining Denji's character every time they have the chance?
Or the fact they can't help but bring CSM to the table when something popular is on the rise?
Gee, I can't really put my finger on it.
Or the fact they can't help but bring CSM to the table when something popular is on the rise?
Gee, I can't really put my finger on it.
@Yuu_Kanzaki lol. Maybe seek some professional help if you have problems with text from random people on the internet. |
Jan 5, 2024 2:03 AM
#66
Reply to DigiCat
@ktg But mature adults call anything they don't agree with a mistake
Look, credit where credit is due, you did bring up some good counter arguments, but your points are no where near perfect, i mean you even contradict your own argument, first you say he's stupid and doesn't think before he acts, but later on you say he infact does think and is npt as reckless as he seems, so which is it? Does he or does he not have the intelligence to safeguard himself?
You mention deception, yes he has learnt to use deception for survival, so saying he never deceives anyone is incorect, but what would be correct to say is that he never deceives with malicious intent, also knowing how to tell a lie or 2 doesn't meen you're not naive, of course he's picked up survival skills along the way, he wouldn't be alive without, but he is very naive in most everyday life skills
Next you say he doesn't get along with Power, on what basis do you think that, because they fight? I don't know if you know this but gettinf along doesn't mean everything is perfect 24/7, and yes they are forced to be together, yes they didn'tinstantly get along from day 1, but they built a close bond over time
Lastly, mature adults don't make claims that an entire genre/demographic lack depth just because they personally don't like said genre/demographic
I can only assume this was a derogatory comment on shounen
Look, credit where credit is due, you did bring up some good counter arguments, but your points are no where near perfect, i mean you even contradict your own argument, first you say he's stupid and doesn't think before he acts, but later on you say he infact does think and is npt as reckless as he seems, so which is it? Does he or does he not have the intelligence to safeguard himself?
You mention deception, yes he has learnt to use deception for survival, so saying he never deceives anyone is incorect, but what would be correct to say is that he never deceives with malicious intent, also knowing how to tell a lie or 2 doesn't meen you're not naive, of course he's picked up survival skills along the way, he wouldn't be alive without, but he is very naive in most everyday life skills
Next you say he doesn't get along with Power, on what basis do you think that, because they fight? I don't know if you know this but gettinf along doesn't mean everything is perfect 24/7, and yes they are forced to be together, yes they didn'tinstantly get along from day 1, but they built a close bond over time
Lastly, mature adults don't make claims that an entire genre/demographic lack depth just because they personally don't like said genre/demographic
I can only assume this was a derogatory comment on shounen
ktg said:
this level of depth exists in EVERY SHOUNEN
this level of depth exists in EVERY SHOUNEN
@DigiCat Now I will answer separately again, because both of you replied with a relatively long comment. If you are interested in that answer, check the other responses. DigiCat said: but your points are no where near perfect, i mean you even contradict your own argument, first you say he's stupid and doesn't think before he acts, but later on you say he infact does think and is npt as reckless as he seems, so which is it? Does he or does he not have the intelligence to safeguard himself? That was not a contradiction. There 2 types of "smartness". He is stupid as he didn't go to school and because of lack of human interactions he can be manipulated (for example by Makima). But he's also street smart to some degree where he tries to trick others. DigiCat said: but what would be correct to say is that he never deceives with malicious intent I wouldn't say this either, because malicious intent depends on how you interpret things. When you say you did something and got money for it, but you didn't do it. You cause harm to that person, because he gets into a worse financial situation. DigiCat said: Next you say he doesn't get along with Power, on what basis do you think that, because they fight? I don't know if you know this but gettinf along doesn't mean everything is perfect 24/7, and yes they are forced to be together, yes they didn'tinstantly get along from day 1, but they built a close bond over time I didn't mean it as they hate each other. But they are not together either because they are friends. They are not friends, they are forced into that situation, so they deal with each other. While the other user tried to use their behaviour as a common ground, but that's not the case. They started to get along after Denji saved the cat, not because they are "wild". DigiCat said: Lastly, mature adults don't make claims that an entire genre/demographic lack depth just because they personally don't like said genre/demographic Oh, I can do this too. Mature adults can understand what I actually said that is not about lacking depth. That quote means that even the worst shounen has this much depth. This is a lower bar and not an upper one. And btw, if you really consider Denji as a really deep character, then that comment is actually a praise, because it means the worst anime's MC is as deep as Denji. |
Jan 5, 2024 2:31 AM
#67
Reply to WelderDark
ktg said:
@DigiCat See? You proved my point, you still ignoring my analyzes instead of arguing. This is what I tried to avoid, because this is not how mature people argue.
So, because I want you to learn something, I show you how to refute someone. You praised someone because how good his description was about Denji and I will point it why it is not true and even you failed to recognize those mistakes he made.
He's not really wild, he's just stupid. Stupid people tend to act faster without thinking about consequences. He does not get along with Power so well. They are forced to cooperate, but even then Power tricks him and tries to sacrifice him. Because Denji saved her and her kitty, Power somewhat trusts him, but this has nothing to do with "being wild".
He also cares about society norms to some degree, but he has goals and it doesn't matter that he was separated, because he learned certain norms from the mafia. He needs to follow norms to achieve his goal and he understands that without those norms he cannot touch a boob.
He is not straight, honest and naive, and he does deceive others. Lol, dude, one of the first scenes was when he tricked the mafia guy to pay him a 100 yen, because he swallowed his cigarette. Actually for him the norm is to deceive others and do not trust them, because he grew up among mafia thugs. He couldn't trust them, so he kept his secrets to himself.
Also not true. He understands fear, he feels it and yes, he is not brave either. The difference is that he has a job that needs to be done. In the mafia if he didn't finish a job, he would have got a punishment, or would not have got payment. So even if he feels fear, he needs to do his job, because that is the norm, that's how he survived. That's why he does not give up. Even against the Tomato devil you could see that he is not that reckless and thinks about winning.
Incorrect. That's what he wanted and he understands that it was nothing special. That was his problem. Originally because he had no experience, he had no dreams, he had no idea how big his dream was. That's why he chose something he thought that it is big and a really good dream. But when he achieved it, it turned out that it is nothing special.
Again, it is boring that you are so wrong so many times. He pretty much understands empathy and he also has. We know this because of his monologue when jumped into the eternity devil after Aki protected him. He just played the "tsundere" role.
So nothing was remotely correct in your description and my problem was originally that I pointed out that this is not really a personality. You described some of his actions and this level of depth exists in EVERY SHOUNEN.
Let's compare this to Kirito. Kirito isn't that brave either, just like Denji, but while Denji couldn't run away, because he needed money, he needed to survive, Kirito was trapped in the game, so he had no choice. So both them were forced to "act" as strong and brave. Both of them tried to distance themselves from others. Denji's only friend was Pochita and he did not want to depend on others, while Kirito did not want someone else to die because of him, but in reality both of them cared for others when others helped them. Aki helped Denji and Denji wanted to repay him by fighting the eternity devil, while Kirito befriended every hot chicks and protected them. Both of them are relatively secretive, Kirito is secretive because he fears what others would think about him, while Denji is secretive because he cannot trust anyone.
But these short descriptions are not personalities. We don't really know what they like, what they didn't like, in a new situation how they would react, because both of them lack personality (at least at this point).
@DigiCat See? You proved my point, you still ignoring my analyzes instead of arguing. This is what I tried to avoid, because this is not how mature people argue.
So, because I want you to learn something, I show you how to refute someone. You praised someone because how good his description was about Denji and I will point it why it is not true and even you failed to recognize those mistakes he made.
WelderDark said:
I would say that the best word to describe Denji is wild. This is why he gets along with Power so well. Denji is straight, honest and naive. He doesn't deceive others, he says what he thinks. He doesn't care about society norms since he was isolated from society. There was no one there to teach him.
I would say that the best word to describe Denji is wild. This is why he gets along with Power so well. Denji is straight, honest and naive. He doesn't deceive others, he says what he thinks. He doesn't care about society norms since he was isolated from society. There was no one there to teach him.
He's not really wild, he's just stupid. Stupid people tend to act faster without thinking about consequences. He does not get along with Power so well. They are forced to cooperate, but even then Power tricks him and tries to sacrifice him. Because Denji saved her and her kitty, Power somewhat trusts him, but this has nothing to do with "being wild".
He also cares about society norms to some degree, but he has goals and it doesn't matter that he was separated, because he learned certain norms from the mafia. He needs to follow norms to achieve his goal and he understands that without those norms he cannot touch a boob.
He is not straight, honest and naive, and he does deceive others. Lol, dude, one of the first scenes was when he tricked the mafia guy to pay him a 100 yen, because he swallowed his cigarette. Actually for him the norm is to deceive others and do not trust them, because he grew up among mafia thugs. He couldn't trust them, so he kept his secrets to himself.
WelderDark said:
He lacks fear. He is not brave, just lacks fear. He had to put his life in danger since early childhood and eventually it became a norm for him. Katana man doesn't understand why Denji is fighting when his life is always on the line and he gets an average life in return. But Denji doesn't see anything strange in it. Earlier he did the same only to barely survive.
He lacks fear. He is not brave, just lacks fear. He had to put his life in danger since early childhood and eventually it became a norm for him. Katana man doesn't understand why Denji is fighting when his life is always on the line and he gets an average life in return. But Denji doesn't see anything strange in it. Earlier he did the same only to barely survive.
Also not true. He understands fear, he feels it and yes, he is not brave either. The difference is that he has a job that needs to be done. In the mafia if he didn't finish a job, he would have got a punishment, or would not have got payment. So even if he feels fear, he needs to do his job, because that is the norm, that's how he survived. That's why he does not give up. Even against the Tomato devil you could see that he is not that reckless and thinks about winning.
WelderDark said:
Denji doesn't understand himself. Since he was struggling to survive, he hasn't gone through self-actualisation. He doesn't know what he wants. We see this when he touches Powers' boobs and realises:"That's not it. That's not what I wanted".Sure, in the beginning he was talking about getting on a date with a girl, but at the same time this wasn't something he was working for. It was an unachievable image of the ultimate success.
Denji doesn't understand himself. Since he was struggling to survive, he hasn't gone through self-actualisation. He doesn't know what he wants. We see this when he touches Powers' boobs and realises:"That's not it. That's not what I wanted".Sure, in the beginning he was talking about getting on a date with a girl, but at the same time this wasn't something he was working for. It was an unachievable image of the ultimate success.
Incorrect. That's what he wanted and he understands that it was nothing special. That was his problem. Originally because he had no experience, he had no dreams, he had no idea how big his dream was. That's why he chose something he thought that it is big and a really good dream. But when he achieved it, it turned out that it is nothing special.
WelderDark said:
Denji lacks empathy. He doesn't care about people in general. Why would he? His whole life they treated him like trash. At best, someone would pay him for putting his life at risk. There always was only Denji and Pochita. No one else cared
Denji lacks empathy. He doesn't care about people in general. Why would he? His whole life they treated him like trash. At best, someone would pay him for putting his life at risk. There always was only Denji and Pochita. No one else cared
Again, it is boring that you are so wrong so many times. He pretty much understands empathy and he also has. We know this because of his monologue when jumped into the eternity devil after Aki protected him. He just played the "tsundere" role.
So nothing was remotely correct in your description and my problem was originally that I pointed out that this is not really a personality. You described some of his actions and this level of depth exists in EVERY SHOUNEN.
Let's compare this to Kirito. Kirito isn't that brave either, just like Denji, but while Denji couldn't run away, because he needed money, he needed to survive, Kirito was trapped in the game, so he had no choice. So both them were forced to "act" as strong and brave. Both of them tried to distance themselves from others. Denji's only friend was Pochita and he did not want to depend on others, while Kirito did not want someone else to die because of him, but in reality both of them cared for others when others helped them. Aki helped Denji and Denji wanted to repay him by fighting the eternity devil, while Kirito befriended every hot chicks and protected them. Both of them are relatively secretive, Kirito is secretive because he fears what others would think about him, while Denji is secretive because he cannot trust anyone.
But these short descriptions are not personalities. We don't really know what they like, what they didn't like, in a new situation how they would react, because both of them lack personality (at least at this point).
OK, there are two things I agree with. Firstly, Denji is acknowledged with basic social norms. He doesn't try to obtain everything with power. But that's about it. Morality, law, etiquette, those are things he doesn't care about at all. Secondly, he does sometimes lie.
And yes, he is dumb. After all he didn't have time for education. That's partly the reason I call him wild. He is led by instincts and feelings, not by mind. His low intelligence and lack of most social norms is what makes up most of this wildness.
And he does get along with Power very well. At first, they had a deal and conflict. But what happens next, after they get to know each other better? Denji and Power become friends. Her relationships with other characters are completely different. Power always starts conflicts with Aki, he lacks this wildness. She is scared of Makima. And only Denji is the person who plays with her, who more or less understands her.
He is naive. Like, mafia boss took him to an empty plant. He told him something about demon, but that demon is nowhere to be seen. Does Denji question his words? No, he tells the boss to hide behind his back, the most vulnerable position for Denji. He trusts mafia boss. Then, attractive powerful woman appears from nowhere and tells him that she will do for Denji everything he dreamed about. That's the definition of being suspicious. But Denji doesn't suspect Makima. The only time he started to suspect anyone is when Power repeated the thing which the mafia boss did with Denji earlier and messed up with the lies.
I'm still insisting on the fact that Denji didn't want to touch boobs. Your interpretation would make sense, if the opposite wasn't showed in the next scene. Denji touches Makima's boobs and he gets what he wanted. Denji looked for intimacy, not boobs or sex. Just like the Moon in Cyberpunk 2077 is a fake dream for those who actually want to get out of the Night City, boobs are fake Denji's dream.
As for the point about fear, yes, he probably able to feel fear. For a second or two. After all the natural triggers of emotions cannot be unlearnt. However, after Denji enters fight or flight mode, Denji always chooses to fight. That's the reaction to fear he learnt through years. His fear quickly evolves into anger. No matter what, he always instictively chooses to fight. Even when he faces entities who are millions time stronger than him. We see the opposite with Power. She always chooses to flee. She even refuses to fight Katana man, clearing the floor with weak zombies instead.
Denji is not empathetic. He didn't care about Himeno's death. He didn't care if during his fights people were injured or killed. He almost killed a guy himself. He started to develop some empathy later. He feels something for Power, Makima and Aki, but he doesn't care about anyone else
@WelderDark WelderDark said: But what happens next, after they get to know each other better? Denji and Power become friends. Her relationships with other characters are completely different. Power always starts conflicts with Aki, he lacks this wildness. She is scared of Makima. And only Denji is the person who plays with her, who more or less understands her. They didn't get to know each other better. Again, Power trusts him, because he saved the cat. That's all. Also Power doesn't start conflicts. She lives how she wants to live and that's mainly problem for Aki. Why? Because he's the only one with social norms. If Power drops the food to the ground, Denji doesn't care, because that's normal to him too. But Power actually acts the same way towards Aki and Denji, but they have different standards. Power's behaviour towards Denji or towards others does not change during S1. WelderDark said: He is naive. Like, mafia boss took him to an empty plant. He told him something about demon, but that demon is nowhere to be seen. Does Denji question his words? No, he tells the boss to hide behind his back, the most vulnerable position for Denji. He trusts mafia boss. That's a bad example, because there's no naivety in this example, because you simply didn't describe the situation correctly. There was a demon, the zombie demon. The mafia boss didn't lie in that. The reason was different, but Denji was taught to not care about the reason, just do his job, because that's how the mafia operates. WelderDark said: Then, attractive powerful woman appears from nowhere and tells him that she will do for Denji everything he dreamed about. That's the definition of being suspicious. But Denji doesn't suspect Makima. What actually Makima said is something like "I'll reward you for your accomplishments". Again, Denji is not naive in this case. He lacks social skills, because he didn't go to school, so does not recognize the manipulation. To Denji makings "fair" deals are normal. So working for her and then getting something in return is how Denji thinks the world works. WelderDark said: I'm still insisting on the fact that Denji didn't want to touch boobs. Your interpretation would make sense, if the opposite wasn't showed in the next scene. Denji touches Makima's boobs and he gets what he wanted. No, he didn't get what he wanted. Denji's goal was the same after that scene, because Makima reinterpreted his goal. We know he didn't get it, because he didn't look for a new goal. His touching boobs is the goal, but to accomplish it, he needs to do other things too. The Makima scene is not about achieving the goal, but manipulating him into thinking that his goal is good, still exists, but didn't not achieve it yet. It has nothing to do with intimacy at that point. WelderDark said: However, after Denji enters fight or flight mode, Denji always chooses to fight. I already pointed out this, it would be nice if I wouldn't have to repeat myself. There's no flight mode for Denji, that is not an option. If he runs, he dies. That's the equivalent, because that's what he learned from the mafia. WelderDark said: We see the opposite with Power. She always chooses to flee. She even refuses to fight Katana man, clearing the floor with weak zombies instead. Because Power acts as an animal, a cat. She recognizes stronger opponent and leaves. That's not an option for Denji. WelderDark said: Denji is not empathetic. He didn't care about Himeno's death. He didn't care if during his fights people were injured or killed. He almost killed a guy himself. He started to develop some empathy later. He feels something for Power, Makima and Aki, but he doesn't care about anyone else That's not what empathetic means. Empathetic means understanding the feelings and not caring. A great example is how he made the comparison between him having Pochita and Power having that cat. That proves that he is actually empathetic. If empathetic would mean caring about death, then empathetic people would have cried non-stop, because people dies every minutes. They understands the feeling, the loss for example, but not necessary care. |
Jan 5, 2024 2:37 AM
#68
There being more male viewers of shonen anime than female viewers isn't exactly surprising given that shonen series are made with the male audience in mind. What's there to discuss? |
Jan 5, 2024 3:09 AM
#69
Reply to Igi2137
@Yuu_Kanzaki lol. Maybe seek some professional help if you have problems with text from random people on the internet.
@Igi2137 Uhhh I'm sure people who write paragraphs defending a show would appreciate the offer better. Thanks though. |
Jan 5, 2024 3:18 AM
#70
Reply to ktg
@DigiCat Now I will answer separately again, because both of you replied with a relatively long comment. If you are interested in that answer, check the other responses.
That was not a contradiction. There 2 types of "smartness". He is stupid as he didn't go to school and because of lack of human interactions he can be manipulated (for example by Makima). But he's also street smart to some degree where he tries to trick others.
I wouldn't say this either, because malicious intent depends on how you interpret things. When you say you did something and got money for it, but you didn't do it. You cause harm to that person, because he gets into a worse financial situation.
I didn't mean it as they hate each other. But they are not together either because they are friends. They are not friends, they are forced into that situation, so they deal with each other. While the other user tried to use their behaviour as a common ground, but that's not the case. They started to get along after Denji saved the cat, not because they are "wild".
Oh, I can do this too. Mature adults can understand what I actually said that is not about lacking depth. That quote means that even the worst shounen has this much depth. This is a lower bar and not an upper one.
And btw, if you really consider Denji as a really deep character, then that comment is actually a praise, because it means the worst anime's MC is as deep as Denji.
DigiCat said:
but your points are no where near perfect, i mean you even contradict your own argument, first you say he's stupid and doesn't think before he acts, but later on you say he infact does think and is npt as reckless as he seems, so which is it? Does he or does he not have the intelligence to safeguard himself?
but your points are no where near perfect, i mean you even contradict your own argument, first you say he's stupid and doesn't think before he acts, but later on you say he infact does think and is npt as reckless as he seems, so which is it? Does he or does he not have the intelligence to safeguard himself?
That was not a contradiction. There 2 types of "smartness". He is stupid as he didn't go to school and because of lack of human interactions he can be manipulated (for example by Makima). But he's also street smart to some degree where he tries to trick others.
DigiCat said:
but what would be correct to say is that he never deceives with malicious intent
but what would be correct to say is that he never deceives with malicious intent
I wouldn't say this either, because malicious intent depends on how you interpret things. When you say you did something and got money for it, but you didn't do it. You cause harm to that person, because he gets into a worse financial situation.
DigiCat said:
Next you say he doesn't get along with Power, on what basis do you think that, because they fight? I don't know if you know this but gettinf along doesn't mean everything is perfect 24/7, and yes they are forced to be together, yes they didn'tinstantly get along from day 1, but they built a close bond over time
Next you say he doesn't get along with Power, on what basis do you think that, because they fight? I don't know if you know this but gettinf along doesn't mean everything is perfect 24/7, and yes they are forced to be together, yes they didn'tinstantly get along from day 1, but they built a close bond over time
I didn't mean it as they hate each other. But they are not together either because they are friends. They are not friends, they are forced into that situation, so they deal with each other. While the other user tried to use their behaviour as a common ground, but that's not the case. They started to get along after Denji saved the cat, not because they are "wild".
DigiCat said:
Lastly, mature adults don't make claims that an entire genre/demographic lack depth just because they personally don't like said genre/demographic
Lastly, mature adults don't make claims that an entire genre/demographic lack depth just because they personally don't like said genre/demographic
Oh, I can do this too. Mature adults can understand what I actually said that is not about lacking depth. That quote means that even the worst shounen has this much depth. This is a lower bar and not an upper one.
And btw, if you really consider Denji as a really deep character, then that comment is actually a praise, because it means the worst anime's MC is as deep as Denji.
ktg said: That was not a contradiction. There 2 types of "smartness". He is stupid as he didn't go to school and because of lack of human interactions he can be manipulated (for example by Makima). But he's also street smart to some degree where he tries to trick others Oh ok, so you're the type of person who mesures intelligence by how much school someone has done Minus the very ignorant statement of "he is stupid cuz he didn't go to school", you do realize the rest of what you said is exactly the same stuff i said but with different words he can be manipulated (for example by Makima), he is naive But he's also street smart to some degree where he tries to trick others, but he also has survival skills ktg said: I wouldn't say this either, because malicious intent depends on how you interpret things. When you say you did something and got money for it, but you didn't do it. You cause harm to that person, because he gets into a worse financial situation OMG, you did not just bring that up when the person he cheated out of his money is a rich AF criminal, trust me giving Denji 100 yen (less than a dollar) did not harm that pathetic excuse for a human being, unlike what he asked Denji to do, swallow a sigarette, which would cause harm to Denji's health if he'd followed thru with it |
Jan 5, 2024 4:59 AM
#71
Reply to Yuu_Kanzaki
@Igi2137 Uhhh I'm sure people who write paragraphs defending a show would appreciate the offer better.
Thanks though.
Thanks though.
@Yuu_Kanzaki Problaby evenly with people who shits on piece of media on internet xd |
Jan 5, 2024 2:34 PM
#72
Reply to DigiCat
ktg said:
That was not a contradiction. There 2 types of "smartness". He is stupid as he didn't go to school and because of lack of human interactions he can be manipulated (for example by Makima). But he's also street smart to some degree where he tries to trick others
That was not a contradiction. There 2 types of "smartness". He is stupid as he didn't go to school and because of lack of human interactions he can be manipulated (for example by Makima). But he's also street smart to some degree where he tries to trick others
Oh ok, so you're the type of person who mesures intelligence by how much school someone has done
Minus the very ignorant statement of "he is stupid cuz he didn't go to school", you do realize the rest of what you said is exactly the same stuff i said but with different words
he can be manipulated (for example by Makima), he is naive
But he's also street smart to some degree where he tries to trick others, but he also has survival skills
ktg said:
I wouldn't say this either, because malicious intent depends on how you interpret things. When you say you did something and got money for it, but you didn't do it. You cause harm to that person, because he gets into a worse financial situation
I wouldn't say this either, because malicious intent depends on how you interpret things. When you say you did something and got money for it, but you didn't do it. You cause harm to that person, because he gets into a worse financial situation
OMG, you did not just bring that up when the person he cheated out of his money is a rich AF criminal, trust me giving Denji 100 yen (less than a dollar) did not harm that pathetic excuse for a human being, unlike what he asked Denji to do, swallow a sigarette, which would cause harm to Denji's health if he'd followed thru with it
@DigiCat Oh ok, so you're the type of person who thinks being intelligent and being smart are the same thing. And actually yes, the school does teach very important stuff. Obviously there are countries where the education system is better and they teach more effectively, but that's not the point here. No, I realized - I mean earlier - that you said the exactly the same stuff I said, but with different words, plus you said I contradicted myself. I just ignored it and went with the "I explain it again, I'm fine with it" mentality. DigiCat said: trust me giving Denji 100 yen (less than a dollar) did not harm that pathetic excuse for a human being, unlike what he asked Denji to do, swallow a sigarette, which would cause harm to Denji's health if he'd followed thru with it Firstly, the mentality is the important. Let's say the mafia guy would have gave everything he own to Denji. Denji would have still accepted the deal and would have still tricked the guy. Like in the first case, Denji didn't care about the guy situation, only about his own situation. Secondly, swallowing the cigarette could cause harm, but no one forced Denji to accept the deal. Like even smoking could cause harm, but still many people accept those risks and they smoke. Drinking alcohol could cause harm, but again people do. Denji decided he accepts those risks. |
Jan 5, 2024 3:03 PM
#73
ktg said: Oh ok, so you're the type of person who thinks being intelligent and being smart are the same thing I mean, technically the 2 are synonyms, maybe you were thinking intelligent vs wise? ktg said: but no one forced Denji to accept the deal. Like even smoking could cause harm, but still many people accept those risks and they smoke. Drinking alcohol could cause harm, but again people do. Denji decided he accepts those risks. Also by that logic you could say the mafia guy chose to throw that bet at Denji, no one forced him to do so, and it's his choice if he wants to put 100 yen or his life savings on the line, he decided and he accepted the risk that Denji might not be as obediant as he's perceived to be |
Jan 5, 2024 3:09 PM
#74
Reply to tectacles
What has this thread turned into
@tectacles Apparently a few people arguing over a foot fetish...oh how sad the some users of MAL can be never ceases to amaze me lol |
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Jan 5, 2024 3:41 PM
#75
Reply to DigiCat
ktg said:
Oh ok, so you're the type of person who thinks being intelligent and being smart are the same thing
Oh ok, so you're the type of person who thinks being intelligent and being smart are the same thing
I mean, technically the 2 are synonyms, maybe you were thinking intelligent vs wise?
ktg said:
but no one forced Denji to accept the deal. Like even smoking could cause harm, but still many people accept those risks and they smoke. Drinking alcohol could cause harm, but again people do. Denji decided he accepts those risks.
but no one forced Denji to accept the deal. Like even smoking could cause harm, but still many people accept those risks and they smoke. Drinking alcohol could cause harm, but again people do. Denji decided he accepts those risks.
Also by that logic you could say the mafia guy chose to throw that bet at Denji, no one forced him to do so, and it's his choice if he wants to put 100 yen or his life savings on the line, he decided and he accepted the risk that Denji might not be as obediant as he's perceived to be
Not exactly, at least I use them differently. Being intelligent is more like having high IQ, while being smart is much broader term. You could be considered smart by remembering every fact, but I wouldn't necessary call that intelligence. DigiCat said: Also by that logic you could say the mafia guy chose to throw that bet at Denji, no one forced him to do so, and it's his choice if he wants to put 100 yen or his life savings on the line, he decided and he accepted the risk that Denji might not be as obediant as he's perceived to be You could say that, but I don't think that risk existed in his mind. Like the same way Denji wasn't thinking about that the mafia guy might trick him. That's why Denji acted so obedient. Also, the mafia guy could have a logic like "this is so small amount that if he didn't want to do it, he would just refuse the deal". So, from the mafia guy POV, I think the situation is more closer how we go to buy a service or product. We don't expect the seller to trick us. Like when we buy a bread, we are not assuming that it is poisoned. |
Jan 5, 2024 4:28 PM
#76
Reply to ktg
Not exactly, at least I use them differently. Being intelligent is more like having high IQ, while being smart is much broader term. You could be considered smart by remembering every fact, but I wouldn't necessary call that intelligence.
DigiCat said:
Also by that logic you could say the mafia guy chose to throw that bet at Denji, no one forced him to do so, and it's his choice if he wants to put 100 yen or his life savings on the line, he decided and he accepted the risk that Denji might not be as obediant as he's perceived to be
Also by that logic you could say the mafia guy chose to throw that bet at Denji, no one forced him to do so, and it's his choice if he wants to put 100 yen or his life savings on the line, he decided and he accepted the risk that Denji might not be as obediant as he's perceived to be
You could say that, but I don't think that risk existed in his mind. Like the same way Denji wasn't thinking about that the mafia guy might trick him. That's why Denji acted so obedient. Also, the mafia guy could have a logic like "this is so small amount that if he didn't want to do it, he would just refuse the deal".
So, from the mafia guy POV, I think the situation is more closer how we go to buy a service or product. We don't expect the seller to trick us. Like when we buy a bread, we are not assuming that it is poisoned.
ktg said: You could be considered smart by remembering every fact, but I wouldn't necessary call that intelligence. I personally wouldn't call that smart either, but i get what you mean ktg said: We don't expect the seller to trick us. Like when we buy a bread, we are not assuming that it is poisoned. Oh how modern times have spoild us ヘ( ̄ω ̄ヘ) |
Jan 5, 2024 6:34 PM
#77
The only people that care about 2D female characters being "sexualized" it's the western audience, Japanese women/girls that are anime fans couldn't care less about female characters, they like sausage fest and pretty guys, the less female characters the better, why do you think sport series are so huge with woman? |
Mar 18, 2024 7:03 AM
#78
Sanjay63773 said: Wrong, they are, but the sexualization is subtle, unlike Chainsaw Man.female characters who are not sexualized Sanjay63773 said: Because it was made to majorly appeal to males, especially character-wise because there are barely any hot males with enough screen time.What's the reason behind this low female viewership? Shounen with high female viewership are rare, highest I know is Hero Academia with about ~40% |
ZarutakuMar 18, 2024 7:10 AM
*kappa* |
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