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Originally Posted by SeijiSensei
I see the fanservice in Kill la Kill as satirical rather than craven pandering. The revelation in episode 3 is an example.
Nakashima is a satirist at heart as even a few episodes of Oh! Edo Rocket will show. The references to Hitler and Japanese school uniforms, and the entire riff on fascism, are not just there for effect but a direct attack on Japanese cultural norms.
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I'm having a really hard time digesting that. When there are in-your-face crotch/boobs shots and the audience is shown going all "fuck yeah", it comes across as pandering.