I agree, shows, movies, anime, whatever is all art, and discussion about it should be about people’s experiences with art, instead we have people just screaming at each other about their opinions being better. It’s insufferable
Man, I would love to see a video where make a list of “this anime is like this popular anime but better”. And just to piss off the Code Geass fans, say that Gundam is like Code Geass but better.
Code Geass is mecha and politics lite Universal Century Gundam does mecha and war better than Code Geass and Legend of the Galactic Heroes does politics and war better than Code Geass
11:46 the amount of disgust that appeared on my face when i heard this comment is insane. i pray this dude hasn’t gotten further than 2 episodes into bakemonogatari cause wtf?? 😭
I feel like shonen can benefit from some slice-of-life moments to build some character development and make you feel attached to the characters. Chainsaw man did this perfectly with Aki waking up to make his morning coffee with a newspaper in hand. The scene felt slow but peaceful which gave the audience a chance to breathe and take in the scenery. Basically, a calm before the storm. And seeing Aki, power and denji hanging out makes me connect with them more than the main trio in JJK. My problem is with JJK season 2, I feel like it started the Shibuya arc too early and should've just waited until season 3. The baseball scene is my favorite because we can see the characters in their downtime which makes them relatable.
Brother kindly shut the fuck up. 80 percent is more than enough of a show to see. You shouldn’t have to torture yourself just cause someone else said so
Honestly I kinda wanna get into mecha stuff but I don't know where to start. If anyone has reccomendations I'd love to hear them though. That aside, sports anime tends to be pretty consistently good overall, and a lot of them are high tier actually.
Talking about western comic, I think the problem is it can get very daunting to get into. Unlike one piece where you know where to start, comics... doesn't have that jumping off point. DC and Marvel tried to fix that by creating a new universe (I've only started DC's Absolute Universe which is good btw, y'all should read it. Haven't tried Marvel Ultimate universe). But if you want to get into main continuity... Good luck. At least with DC, your jumping off point is Rebirth (which is 2013? Or was that n52?). Tie ins issue are also making reading comics annoying. It's not bad... It's just hard to get into. If anybody interested in getting comic, definitely try DC's Absolute Universe. They only have 3 series so far (Batman, Wonder Woman, and Superman) and each only had 4 chapters so far.
@@natalimoina true. I forgot about Image Comics, TMNT, other big company, and indies. With that said, in my defense, when people talking about western comic, they went for the big most easily recognizable ones.
Violence isn't "problematic", it's violence. Some people just don't have the stomach for it and it's fine. There's nothing good or bad about depicting violence. Loli shit can be problematic for the association with pedo shit (whether it's correct or not depends on the show, but too often it is) and that's the "problematic" part.
What's your basis for denying violence can be problematic? You can easily portray certain violent acts positively and say that's problematic. What about acts of terrorism? Or school shootings? I would certainly call those portrayals problematic if they were trying to put the violent actors in a positive light. I can just as easily say some people simply can't stomach loli in the same way, but this would be blatantly ignoring ways that it could be used harmfully just as you have done here for violent media.
this isn't really a hot take, but it is a PSA: stop saying that shojo romance is the equivalent of shonen fanservice. if you want shojo romance, but for men, then you have to write a romantic story, but for men. if you want shonen fanservice, but for women, then you have to write sexual scenes, but for women. the problem with fanservice isn't really that it's prolific, or even that it's disrespectful. people can have kinks that look like disrespect on the surface, but are actually just part of a sexual fantasy. as long as that fantasy doesn't affect how you treat real people in your day to day life, you're good. it's only cringe if it translates into real disrespect. the actual problem with fanservice is that it's so weighted toward being about women, and for men, that women end up feeling picked on/exploited, while never feeling properly catered to. I think a lot of guys in the community take it for granted that their definition of "fanservice" should either equally fit all people, or should be tolerated in abundance, even though these same guys are probably the first to clown on anything that shows men being sexually appealing to women. and keep in mind, men's fanservice gets to be downright raunchy on main. and whenever someone points out how much there is, or how extreme it gets, I have literally seen guys say "um, but there's also fanservice for women though!" and they'll be talking about like... just Free Iwatobi swim club. or they'll try to say that "pathetic girl with a hotboy harem" romance stories are the equivalent of all the sexual shots of women that are casually peppered throughout just about god damn everything. the problem isn't a matter of fanservice existing. it's about the distribution of which fans are getting served. because god, if you're more into dick than boobs, you're out here tolerating an awful lot without getting much of anything you actually want.
@@natalimoina of course, which is why I wanted to introduce this topic. because I mean... the content already exists, and a lot of people already indulge. what are we supposed to do about that? ban the content? I doubt that would work. so the next best thing is: demand respect regardless. think of it this way: if you try to ban something, the respectful folks will be more likely to listen to the request to stop, because they're respectful. the disrespectful ones will just get either belligerent, or sneaky. but if we have open conversations as a community, about what behavior is appropriate, and what behavior won't be tolerated, there's a much greater chance that the community will form a consensus. and a unified community is equipped to socially reject people who can't behave themselves. but like... that's also why I think it's important for me to say that indulging in kink is fine, as long as people still have genuine respect for others. my statement here is important, because I know that's not always the case, and I'd rather clarify that genuine disrespect is not okay. and what that looks like, is people learning to maintain a healthy separation between fictional media and real world interactions. it's like in BDSM. sometimes a scene will include something that _looks_ like abuse. but what prevents it from _being_ abuse, is consent. if all parties happily consent, without coercion, and they always have the option of revoking consent at any time, and being respected for that... when there is a genuine separation between reality and fiction, then it is fine. media is the same way. you can tell/consume a story about anything, so long as you continue to be a good person. and if you find someone who can't do that, the problem isn't the fiction... it's the reality. it's not that someone read a bad story... it's that they're a bad person. and that should change. I think people can only benefit from getting more used to this idea.
@@natalimoinahow? you can't be making those types of claims without providing any evidence. That's like saying people who watch violent media or video games have violent tendencies to hurt someone.
Hot Take: Liking Anime doesnt mean you need to be the neckbeard buying doujins... Anime can both be something youre super passionate about without making it youre entire identity. And you can still live well rounded life regardless.
I disagree a lot with other anime fans and haters on a lot of things, but I'm hard pressed to get heated by "hot takes" unless they're factually wrong. Pretty much any anime / genre has problems, its got its haters and its lovers, and if someone comes in with a good faith opinion other than "popular thing mid" I'll more often than not understand it. Like, it's fine, you didn't like this anime, there are a hundreds of others for you to try.
My biggiest issue with the community is the lack of media literacy + ego they are so quick to call X show has bad writting when they have only seen 3 shonnes and 5 ecchi animes in their life, but feel entitled go judge everything like they know about how to construct a story.
I know you won’t see this but here’s my hot take: JJK fan base relies a lot on its fan fiction, and I truly believe it changed the ending. Now this isn’t new but when I watch this new, modern twist of Anime I was left with disappointment. When I first got into JJK I saw a lot of fan fiction about it and was surprised when I finally watched it for my self. The main character was a lot more boring when I was told he was a very unique protagonist. The female characters were supposed to represent the modern women only to be a little weaker, less character arc, and not very important to the story. Even Gojo was a bit of a shock. Not because he wasn’t handsome or charming but he was extremely selfish and low key the cause of many problems in the story. In fact, he lost all of the important fights when everyone said he was a winner. When I mentioned this before I was hated and I’m still am because people still hold on to what they think these characters are. However, I think bringing back some original characters at the end was partly due to fan influence. The show is okay though, but this is why media literacy and watching got yourself is so important.
I kind of get what you mean, but really the rapping is genuinely unique it's just the production which while high quality tends to implement more mainstream sounds. I love their music but I see what you're saying.
Recently I downloaded reddit and what a mistake that was and this video summarizes why But I still can't delete it because of one community that I really like so I am trying to only see what's new in said community and not even look at ANYTHING else BTW the one I am talking about is the Ascendance of a bookworm community, great series and great community, the meme game is actually peak and because it is fairly small the people are quite respectable Watch ascendance of a bookworm, it is really good
The loli conversations always annoy me, it's basically 2 people not understanding each other shouting at each other. But as someone who generally thinks loli is okay, it particularly annoys me when lolicons act like they don't know why people dislike it. You get called an anime tourist for simply having an opinion on it like "hey those look like kids and that's not cool". People will fight tooth and nail against such things as though it's not normal for people to see something they think looks like a child sexualised and dislike it. I don't like some of the discourse against it but atleast I can say they are arguing in good faith with a perfectly understandable position, but some of the people who vehemently defend lolicon are so willfully ignorant it's absurd.
@@blob_cancel_aftercast my problem with that is how completely different people's standards are for what that means. You can think whatever you want, if you think someone's a pedophile there's no real harm there even if I disagree with your logic personally, I just can't get behind people acting like there's obvious consensus on it when there isn't. Some people think you're a pedo for liking anya (I personally would fall more into that camp) and some people think you're a pedo for liking tatsumaki and Rebecca. People act like it's super obvious and more importantly think it's objective which anime characters look like children or not, while everyone clearly has a different opinion. The same goes for lolicons, simply put most lolicons just don't think certain lolis look like children that most other people probably would. Their opinion isn't objectively correct though, it's just how they see it. I don't necessarily think you're a pedo for liking something you don't think looks like a child but I can't say I definitely have the objectively right opinion on that. Because we're looking at fictional stylised drawings the ability for you to perceive any given thing in a different way to another person is so much larger. I wish people would just understand that a little more instead of acting like they have the completely correct perception and anyone else is wrong.
@@EyesDontCry Yes, Im very inclined to agree with your sentiments here. I especially think this is tough because if you speak in any sort of way that can be perceived as a "defense" of the material in question, you will quickly be labeled a pedophile by those most outspoken. And, since this is a terrible fate, most people probably don't even bother. So what you end up getting is just the outspoken loli haters with no rebuttal, except maybe from the naive who don't know what's coming for them.
Real, while I think the intense reactions to fictional characters - particularly adult looking ones - are ridiculous, I **get** it when others find loli objectionable. Part of liking that stuff is knowing that you're a bit of a freak for it, and I feel like some fans play dumb when they're being criticised.
The issue is when some shows seem like they specifically and intententionally appeal to pedophilia, which is pretty offputting. This isn't very common but it should ideally never happen on television.
I wish i could watch stuff with my roommates without them labeling it as mid, peak, or trash. And if they don't they usually just meh out or describe it extremely logically. Like dude, how did the show make you feel? What is special about it to you? I watch stuff because it makes me feel a certain way, not necessarily because it had some form of social commentary. That's why its so hard to watch shows with shallow characters. They can't understand why I dislike Blue Lock. I'm sure the characters are well written, and I know its kinda the point that they are egotistical, but I can't sit through an entire series full of hateful backstabbing self centered turds that I can't relate to.
Lmao Konosuba ain't better than mushuko tensei Its just like you said, you can hate a show for its fanservice or loli stuff but it definetely a great show
@@EyesDontCrySometimes violence can be justified. Sexual violence can never be justified. Sexual violence should not be portrayed unless it has legitimate plot significance. Seeing it portrayed as a throw away gag is understandably very offputting. It gives the impression that the creators don't see it as a serious issue. Seeing loli stuff portrayed feels like an appeal to pedophiles, which is not going to make me want to continue watching. Similarly, I do not like shows that portray violence in ways that feel like an appeal to sadism, but this is much less common in anime.
Loli-type characters get too much hate, and aren’t all that bad (In moderation). The “loli = real child” arguments are the same as “video games = irl violence” arguments. They are stupid accusations based on faulty logic, and I think they almost all come from a place of ignorance.
@doodlegame8704 Exactly. Sometimes the characters are just there add in a spice of wholesomeness to the show like Miss Kobayashi's dragon maid. Not all Loli characters are sexualised.
“______ is mid” takes we should leave in 2024 (it will never happen i have given up on people genuinely engaging with media)
I agree, shows, movies, anime, whatever is all art, and discussion about it should be about people’s experiences with art, instead we have people just screaming at each other about their opinions being better. It’s insufferable
Mid comment
@@Immortal2022 🤣🤣👍👍
@@heyyitsdexter I second this.
Pleasurable is crazy work 😭
Bro def went to them parties
@cookiebeast555 His favorite Pokemon is Typhlosion
That "pleasurable" at the end there was a splash of cold water on the waterboarding of life
Damian continues to swerve us with his age
Man, I would love to see a video where make a list of “this anime is like this popular anime but better”. And just to piss off the Code Geass fans, say that Gundam is like Code Geass but better.
Code Geass is mecha and politics lite
Universal Century Gundam does mecha and war better than Code Geass and Legend of the Galactic Heroes does politics and war better than Code Geass
11:44 I mean he's not entirely wrong, Hitagi's fanservice for example is just chef's kiss lol
Reddit is truly the armpit of the internet.
Why you insulting armpits like that?
ooh,thats why I like reddit
11:46 the amount of disgust that appeared on my face when i heard this comment is insane. i pray this dude hasn’t gotten further than 2 episodes into bakemonogatari cause wtf?? 😭
He's literally just like Araragi frfr
It's ok till the loli and sister stuff. But it's also meant to be Araragi's pov which is why it's so weird and also absent after Owarimonogatari
I feel like shonen can benefit from some slice-of-life moments to build some character development and make you feel attached to the characters.
Chainsaw man did this perfectly with Aki waking up to make his morning coffee with a newspaper in hand. The scene felt slow but peaceful which gave the audience a chance to breathe and take in the scenery. Basically, a calm before the storm. And seeing Aki, power and denji hanging out makes me connect with them more than the main trio in JJK.
My problem is with JJK season 2, I feel like it started the Shibuya arc too early and should've just waited until season 3. The baseball scene is my favorite because we can see the characters in their downtime which makes them relatable.
saying "aot is bad and unwatchable" followed by "also ive watched through like 80% of the series" is so funny to me
Brother kindly shut the fuck up. 80 percent is more than enough of a show to see. You shouldn’t have to torture yourself just cause someone else said so
You realize how many hours that is? Beyond enough
I just did the calculations is 66 hours seriously not enough?
Most likely rage bait
@Justanormalperson777 I can’t say it is because I completely agree with AOT being garbage
Hot take: mecha is the best written genre of anime. Also, y’all read some western comics, they can be just as good as manga.
Sci-fi in general ngl
Honestly I kinda wanna get into mecha stuff but I don't know where to start.
If anyone has reccomendations I'd love to hear them though.
That aside, sports anime tends to be pretty consistently good overall, and a lot of them are high tier actually.
Talking about western comic, I think the problem is it can get very daunting to get into. Unlike one piece where you know where to start, comics... doesn't have that jumping off point. DC and Marvel tried to fix that by creating a new universe (I've only started DC's Absolute Universe which is good btw, y'all should read it. Haven't tried Marvel Ultimate universe). But if you want to get into main continuity... Good luck. At least with DC, your jumping off point is Rebirth (which is 2013? Or was that n52?).
Tie ins issue are also making reading comics annoying.
It's not bad... It's just hard to get into. If anybody interested in getting comic, definitely try DC's Absolute Universe. They only have 3 series so far (Batman, Wonder Woman, and Superman) and each only had 4 chapters so far.
@@Za_Ra_bruhthere are more comics than just marvel and dc
@@natalimoina true. I forgot about Image Comics, TMNT, other big company, and indies. With that said, in my defense, when people talking about western comic, they went for the big most easily recognizable ones.
All the "AoT mid" takes just reaffirm its greatness to me
Violence isn't "problematic", it's violence. Some people just don't have the stomach for it and it's fine. There's nothing good or bad about depicting violence. Loli shit can be problematic for the association with pedo shit (whether it's correct or not depends on the show, but too often it is) and that's the "problematic" part.
What's your basis for denying violence can be problematic? You can easily portray certain violent acts positively and say that's problematic.
What about acts of terrorism? Or school shootings? I would certainly call those portrayals problematic if they were trying to put the violent actors in a positive light.
I can just as easily say some people simply can't stomach loli in the same way, but this would be blatantly ignoring ways that it could be used harmfully just as you have done here for violent media.
3:31 I bet this is one of those people who says Game of Thrones is the "better" version of Lord of the Rings.
10:42 Princess Connect has the same director as Konosuba btw.
12:09 nice Gaara impression
if gaara was a pervert 😂
Puella Magi Madoka Magica reference. You’re the only other person I’ve heard bring it up, one of my first and favourite anime! Absolutely amazing
Man is back.
this isn't really a hot take, but it is a PSA:
stop saying that shojo romance is the equivalent of shonen fanservice.
if you want shojo romance, but for men, then you have to write a romantic story, but for men. if you want shonen fanservice, but for women, then you have to write sexual scenes, but for women.
the problem with fanservice isn't really that it's prolific, or even that it's disrespectful. people can have kinks that look like disrespect on the surface, but are actually just part of a sexual fantasy. as long as that fantasy doesn't affect how you treat real people in your day to day life, you're good. it's only cringe if it translates into real disrespect.
the actual problem with fanservice is that it's so weighted toward being about women, and for men, that women end up feeling picked on/exploited, while never feeling properly catered to. I think a lot of guys in the community take it for granted that their definition of "fanservice" should either equally fit all people, or should be tolerated in abundance, even though these same guys are probably the first to clown on anything that shows men being sexually appealing to women.
and keep in mind, men's fanservice gets to be downright raunchy on main. and whenever someone points out how much there is, or how extreme it gets, I have literally seen guys say "um, but there's also fanservice for women though!" and they'll be talking about like... just Free Iwatobi swim club. or they'll try to say that "pathetic girl with a hotboy harem" romance stories are the equivalent of all the sexual shots of women that are casually peppered throughout just about god damn everything.
the problem isn't a matter of fanservice existing. it's about the distribution of which fans are getting served. because god, if you're more into dick than boobs, you're out here tolerating an awful lot without getting much of anything you actually want.
Problem is it does affect how people treat women in real life
@@natalimoina of course, which is why I wanted to introduce this topic. because I mean... the content already exists, and a lot of people already indulge. what are we supposed to do about that? ban the content? I doubt that would work. so the next best thing is: demand respect regardless.
think of it this way: if you try to ban something, the respectful folks will be more likely to listen to the request to stop, because they're respectful. the disrespectful ones will just get either belligerent, or sneaky. but if we have open conversations as a community, about what behavior is appropriate, and what behavior won't be tolerated, there's a much greater chance that the community will form a consensus. and a unified community is equipped to socially reject people who can't behave themselves.
but like... that's also why I think it's important for me to say that indulging in kink is fine, as long as people still have genuine respect for others. my statement here is important, because I know that's not always the case, and I'd rather clarify that genuine disrespect is not okay.
and what that looks like, is people learning to maintain a healthy separation between fictional media and real world interactions. it's like in BDSM. sometimes a scene will include something that _looks_ like abuse. but what prevents it from _being_ abuse, is consent. if all parties happily consent, without coercion, and they always have the option of revoking consent at any time, and being respected for that... when there is a genuine separation between reality and fiction, then it is fine. media is the same way. you can tell/consume a story about anything, so long as you continue to be a good person. and if you find someone who can't do that, the problem isn't the fiction... it's the reality. it's not that someone read a bad story... it's that they're a bad person. and that should change.
I think people can only benefit from getting more used to this idea.
@@natalimoinahow? you can't be making those types of claims without providing any evidence.
That's like saying people who watch violent media or video games have violent tendencies to hurt someone.
Hot Take: Liking Anime doesnt mean you need to be the neckbeard buying doujins...
Anime can both be something youre super passionate about without making it youre entire identity. And you can still live well rounded life regardless.
says naruto is terrible and defends darling in the franx. MAKES SENSE DAME
10:55 To quote you from 10 seconds later: “No, no it is not.” (regardless of whether we are talking about the anime or LN)
I disagree a lot with other anime fans and haters on a lot of things, but I'm hard pressed to get heated by "hot takes" unless they're factually wrong.
Pretty much any anime / genre has problems, its got its haters and its lovers, and if someone comes in with a good faith opinion other than "popular thing mid" I'll more often than not understand it. Like, it's fine, you didn't like this anime, there are a hundreds of others for you to try.
My biggiest issue with the community is the lack of media literacy + ego they are so quick to call X show has bad writting when they have only seen 3 shonnes and 5 ecchi animes in their life, but feel entitled go judge everything like they know about how to construct a story.
I know you won’t see this but here’s my hot take:
JJK fan base relies a lot on its fan fiction, and I truly believe it changed the ending. Now this isn’t new but when I watch this new, modern twist of Anime I was left with disappointment. When I first got into JJK I saw a lot of fan fiction about it and was surprised when I finally watched it for my self. The main character was a lot more boring when I was told he was a very unique protagonist. The female characters were supposed to represent the modern women only to be a little weaker, less character arc, and not very important to the story. Even Gojo was a bit of a shock. Not because he wasn’t handsome or charming but he was extremely selfish and low key the cause of many problems in the story. In fact, he lost all of the important fights when everyone said he was a winner. When I mentioned this before I was hated and I’m still am because people still hold on to what they think these characters are. However, I think bringing back some original characters at the end was partly due to fan influence. The show is okay though, but this is why media literacy and watching got yourself is so important.
Pleasurable is nuts 😂
please do the video about the lesser known stuff you were talking about!
Creepy nuts songs sound like artificially made for tiktok just feels like adhd music
jetcode504 sounds like a artificially made bot to spout nonsense in comment sections
i legit can't stand a single song i've heard from them
I kind of get what you mean, but really the rapping is genuinely unique it's just the production which while high quality tends to implement more mainstream sounds.
I love their music but I see what you're saying.
I wouldn't put it like that, but yeah, I'm not really into their music either. It doesn't get my attention.
i miss your fate videos man
"Naruto is for kids"
Well yeah but isn't this true for most mainstream anime? Literally shounen as a genre.
Recently I downloaded reddit and what a mistake that was and this video summarizes why
But I still can't delete it because of one community that I really like so I am trying to only see what's new in said community and not even look at ANYTHING else
BTW the one I am talking about is the Ascendance of a bookworm community, great series and great community, the meme game is actually peak and because it is fairly small the people are quite respectable
Watch ascendance of a bookworm, it is really good
why is bro in Leblanc
Ah, youre back🔥🔥
Anytime i hear someone make a critique of 'pacing' I know I'm seeing a pretentious knob
FINALLY ANOTHER HOT TAKES VIDEO OMG
edit: bro pls give vomit warning😑😑
Take my sub for saying Naruto is terribly written. That was fun to watch when I was 11-12 but trying to rewatch it when I was 16 and beyond is hard.
The loli conversations always annoy me, it's basically 2 people not understanding each other shouting at each other.
But as someone who generally thinks loli is okay, it particularly annoys me when lolicons act like they don't know why people dislike it. You get called an anime tourist for simply having an opinion on it like "hey those look like kids and that's not cool".
People will fight tooth and nail against such things as though it's not normal for people to see something they think looks like a child sexualised and dislike it.
I don't like some of the discourse against it but atleast I can say they are arguing in good faith with a perfectly understandable position, but some of the people who vehemently defend lolicon are so willfully ignorant it's absurd.
mostly I think the biggest problem is the jump in logic from "okay and/or unbothered with watching loli stuff" to "actual pedophile."
@@blob_cancel_aftercast my problem with that is how completely different people's standards are for what that means.
You can think whatever you want, if you think someone's a pedophile there's no real harm there even if I disagree with your logic personally, I just can't get behind people acting like there's obvious consensus on it when there isn't.
Some people think you're a pedo for liking anya (I personally would fall more into that camp) and some people think you're a pedo for liking tatsumaki and Rebecca.
People act like it's super obvious and more importantly think it's objective which anime characters look like children or not, while everyone clearly has a different opinion.
The same goes for lolicons, simply put most lolicons just don't think certain lolis look like children that most other people probably would. Their opinion isn't objectively correct though, it's just how they see it. I don't necessarily think you're a pedo for liking something you don't think looks like a child but I can't say I definitely have the objectively right opinion on that.
Because we're looking at fictional stylised drawings the ability for you to perceive any given thing in a different way to another person is so much larger. I wish people would just understand that a little more instead of acting like they have the completely correct perception and anyone else is wrong.
@@EyesDontCry Yes, Im very inclined to agree with your sentiments here. I especially think this is tough because if you speak in any sort of way that can be perceived as a "defense" of the material in question, you will quickly be labeled a pedophile by those most outspoken. And, since this is a terrible fate, most people probably don't even bother. So what you end up getting is just the outspoken loli haters with no rebuttal, except maybe from the naive who don't know what's coming for them.
Real, while I think the intense reactions to fictional characters - particularly adult looking ones - are ridiculous, I **get** it when others find loli objectionable. Part of liking that stuff is knowing that you're a bit of a freak for it, and I feel like some fans play dumb when they're being criticised.
The issue is when some shows seem like they specifically and intententionally appeal to pedophilia, which is pretty offputting. This isn't very common but it should ideally never happen on television.
2:20 best take
Missed u bruh, where you been?
I wish i could watch stuff with my roommates without them labeling it as mid, peak, or trash. And if they don't they usually just meh out or describe it extremely logically. Like dude, how did the show make you feel? What is special about it to you? I watch stuff because it makes me feel a certain way, not necessarily because it had some form of social commentary. That's why its so hard to watch shows with shallow characters.
They can't understand why I dislike Blue Lock. I'm sure the characters are well written, and I know its kinda the point that they are egotistical, but I can't sit through an entire series full of hateful backstabbing self centered turds that I can't relate to.
Lmao Konosuba ain't better than mushuko tensei
Its just like you said, you can hate a show for its fanservice or loli stuff but it definetely a great show
Everything is mid to them 😂😂
The Loil parts was the exact reason i could'nt watch Bakemonogatari either like yeah no i can't get threw this stuff.
i dont even remember parts like that in bakemonogatari lol but to be fair i watched it like 7 years ago
Loli and violence in media is so not the same thing
Fair
In what way?
I hear this alot but I just want to know why you think they can't be compared the way Damien did.
@@EyesDontCrySometimes violence can be justified. Sexual violence can never be justified. Sexual violence should not be portrayed unless it has legitimate plot significance. Seeing it portrayed as a throw away gag is understandably very offputting. It gives the impression that the creators don't see it as a serious issue. Seeing loli stuff portrayed feels like an appeal to pedophiles, which is not going to make me want to continue watching. Similarly, I do not like shows that portray violence in ways that feel like an appeal to sadism, but this is much less common in anime.
@@lukeh5521 Cough cough SAO
@@name-ol3ld i agree with that.
I don't like anime fans too bro. and reddit
that gurren laggan take its a warcrime
Go back to asking us next time
Loli-type characters get too much hate, and aren’t all that bad (In moderation). The “loli = real child” arguments are the same as “video games = irl violence” arguments. They are stupid accusations based on faulty logic, and I think they almost all come from a place of ignorance.
Yuck
Also it’s not inherently sexual. Just like anything else, it can be lewded, but that doesn’t mean it always is.
@doodlegame8704 Exactly. Sometimes the characters are just there add in a spice of wholesomeness to the show like Miss Kobayashi's dragon maid. Not all Loli characters are sexualised.
@ bad example. Try Beatrice from Rezero.
@@doodlegame8704 Me?
ur kinda gyat
First