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Re: Fanservice/Sexism in Anime and How Anime/Otakus Are Seen By Society
edit: PyrZern, no offense intended what so ever, it's just that your response made a great example. Everyone in that list very contentiously, very intentionally, makes a fortune from playing fictional characters as their profession. Moreover, you're not looking at the context of the work using their likeness, was it sexual… -
Re: Fanservice/Sexism in Anime and How Anime/Otakus Are Seen By Society
Well the fanservice thing at the beginning was a way to please the fan about some character, it was mean to be subtile way to gave some love from the character to the watcher. Don't forget that there's a strong culture of loving character called moe ( another term misused those days, but the word moe is suppose to be the… -
Re: Fanservice/Sexism in Anime and How Anime/Otakus Are Seen By Society
mjeehh i think you need to define viewing pleasure. most of the stuff ive seen from you, pleasure isnt the first word that comes to mind. i mean i enyoy your art, but you clearly have a thing for the grotesque, dark and morbid (at least a bit). my point is, its clear as day, that you are aiming for that. nobody who sees it… -
Re: Fanservice/Sexism in Anime and How Anime/Otakus Are Seen By Society
Sure, in some cases it's easy to tell what was the thought process that resulted in creation of some female characters or artworks. But in other cases you can only guess what intentions were and even when creator reveals his/her intentions some people will plain refuse to accept the explanation. Is "artistic" nudity really…
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