[Chiibi]

When has "moe" itself become a genre? I think the OP is confusing moe for ecchi fan service series..which is just dumb because there are plenty of series with moe characters that have no fan service at all: Pita Ten, Bottle Fairy, Milky Holmes, just to name a few.

Not to mention the fact that there's hardly any story or substance in Moe anime so it's not even that entertaining anyways, unless you're a male and just looking to jack off.

Not only is this statement grossly untrue and biased, it's inaccurate. I enjoy moe-style anime and I certainly don't jack off to it as I am a girl.

I find its demeaning, objectifying and sets back the feminist movement about 50 years.

Just because the female characters are made to look cute, it's degrading to women?

GIVE ME A BREAK. People were fapping to anime girls long before the moe style came about. Do you have any idea how much Sailormoon hentai is out there!?

Originally Posted by Sheba

I can't understand how could people held Sailor Moon, THE ANIME, in such a high regard other than seeing through with the pinkest of pink nostalgia goggles. It was just plain bad with a very unsympathetic and unlikeable lead character and filled to the brim with fillers.

That's seriously not true at all. I find Usagi very likable and the series itself a classic. There was nothing wrong with the fillers-they were entertaining.