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Something of interest I would like to ask: Are you disgusted at the low brow humor, or are you actually troubled by the way girls are shown to be what they are like real life? Much as you would like to believe, girls in anime do not portray a real view of how girls act in Japan. Just like any other country, girls are also interested in sex much as men are. Many of these comes from real life experiences of the manga author who herself attended an all-girl's high school. Without no men close to them to impress, girls can be compressed into a state of lust and degraded morals amongst themselves. I have a friend from high school who later on became a teacher at an all girl's high school. Occasionally my friends would meet for a drink to see how we are all doing. The first time we all learned he became a teacher at an all girl's high, we were all jealous at him "dang, you must be in heaven!" But then, he would start to drink really heavily and began saying "shit, you don't know jack. Once you are there, you lose the way you perceive girls." Vivid details of his students squating showing their panties full blown with no embarassment whatsoever, the reeking smell of used tampons from trash bins, etc. etc. Assumingly, male teachers are not the target for high school girls' love interest, so they act with the lowest morals that most people will not see in public. That is exactly the point the author of the manga is trying to project. Sure male otakus might read this for fanservice. But at the same time, they are subjected to the cruel reality of what girls are really like (especially as most of them have little or no experience with girls whatsoever). It may be humor, yet at the same time it also crushes the dreams of lonely guys who think of girls as being nice and sensitive. Reality is: girls are girls; they piss and shit, they have interest in sex, they speak in profanity and vulgar languages, they can be selfish and demeaning, have morals and lack of as well due to their youth, much like any other human being. So this anime shows a girl taking a piss. How is that more different that showing a guy taking a piss? What, you refuse to believe girls don't piss? Sure it's toilet humor. If male centric toilet humor exist, who says female centric toilet humor cannot exist? They are human beings living their youth in modern day Japan as well. On the other hand, girls who read this manga might feel a sense of rapport - "shit yeah, that's how we are in real life! fuck guys, us girls have our way of having fun and interest in sex as well." Last edited by kj1980; 2006-04-19 at 14:53. |
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2006-04-19, 13:19 | Link #123 |
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I'm a bit saddened though that my favorite girl turned out to be the non-virgin. She seemed to have a bit more, uh, class to her (maybe that's why she's the one who got the boyfriend).
Ok, so this is (besides the panty shots) realistic for a public Tokyo all-girls high school. I doubt it's true for elite Catholic girls' high school (They have nuns who impose stricter expectations than even men.) |
2006-04-19, 13:35 | Link #124 | |
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Lime did release a second version of it, and the volume seems fine for me.
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2006-04-19, 13:52 | Link #125 | |
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2006-04-19, 14:21 | Link #126 | |
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2. In North America, the myth (true or false I don't know) is that girls from Catholic schools are especially wild, perhaps because they are under excessively tight control at school and have more impulse to rebel when they can.
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2006-04-19, 14:50 | Link #127 | |
To kill or be killed?!
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2. In Hong Kong, the same story goes here. Let just say girls are alike. |
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2006-04-19, 18:58 | Link #129 | |
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I am REALLY enjoyinhg though; episode 3 was hilarious. |
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2006-04-19, 19:52 | Link #130 | |
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First we have the climbing up the fence scene which was tolerable as that camera angle was possible. Then, when we came to the scene of them cutting their skirts shorter... (Instead of rolling them up on the top band on their skirts which is what I assume this is what it was trying to parody at but failed horribly.) ... and at which point I realized the point of this was so that they wouldn't have to worry about the camera angle to obtain a panty shot. As the show wore on, it became a "nice camera angle... and absolutely pointless" and "gee, now how are they going to get fanservice out of this... I wonder..." That final scene of the locked room just sealed the deal as that just beyond "thanks for reaching the lesbian joke in the most crude way possible... (not to mention pretty much impossible, but yes, its anime)". I think the problem is I expected MORE realism out of this show. This show was being billed on its truth value, not its constant fanservice. When there wasn't fanservice on the screen, it was nice and realistic. (All 6 minutes straight. Yes, I counted while watching.) However, the stunning lack of realism when it came to the fanservice (Hospital gowns apparently make girl's chests grow 10 sizes) was very insulting and that they actually went to the toilet humor to make the jokes was equally insulting. So yes, I guess you can call it disgusted that they felt they had to resort to that level to make a joke every single time. |
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2006-04-19, 22:42 | Link #132 | |
MHD != HD
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2006-04-19, 23:00 | Link #133 |
Save the Lesbians!
Join Date: Feb 2006
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Tangent: I don't see how anyone could fap to this, but I don't pretend to understand other's fetishes. It's just that nothing in this show seems presented in an erotic way.
Edit: Except perhaps the green haired girl's daydreams...but those are so....retarded... |
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Let me correct your failed attempt at trolling.
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Also animesuki has too much fanboy humpage. It needs more opinionated posts from people who have decent reasons for not liking series and not just. "OMG, this show is good!". /Grade: FF for Fanboy failure. // And yes. That was an attempt to troll. ///No, I am not saying pre-judging. I am saying after actually watching it. If you watch a yaoi show knowing you aren't going to like it, that is just trolling. Quote:
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2006-04-19, 23:34 | Link #135 | ||
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American cartoons may be for children, but increasingly, Japanese cartoons are for HORNY IDIOTS. And the pedophiles of course. ~_~ to this show. And ~_~ to you all. |
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2006-04-19, 23:34 | Link #136 | |
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2006-04-19, 23:36 | Link #137 | |
MHD != HD
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I prefer real girls to cartoons, thanks. And bay and bomb are right, there is faaaaaaaaaaaaaar too much fanboy humpage here. The fanboy Groupmind explodes whenever someone dares have an opinion they dont like (hi, this show sucks, wtf) and summons the otakuhorde to its defense (see any criticism of anything having to do with Air or any other Key property). The board basically turns into one giant group pat-on-the-back. "OMG, I like this show panties are so HAWT." "Yeah, i know what you mean lol know what I mean lol" "Misuzu <3 <3" "OMG me too" |
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2006-04-19, 23:40 | Link #138 | |
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2006-04-19, 23:44 | Link #139 | |
King of Braves
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Wait a second, I thought you meant realdolls. Meh, they're also expensive. |
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2006-04-20, 00:15 | Link #140 | |
Weapon of Mass Discussion
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And trying to change anyone's mind when they've made it up is similarly useless. Just do what I do. Say your piece and then shut up. If they get your point, they'll get your point, otherwise repeating it is meaningless. Arguing with someone on the internet is useless. I agree with most that there was an uncessary amount of fanservice in this show. This fanservice get in the way of noticing both the clever humor and social commentary that this episode contains, adding only a level of pruient interest and crude humor to suplement that interference. Without so much fanservice, this would be a better show. On the other hand, I can deal with it and I recognize that it will help this show appeal to people who don't care as much about the social commentary, thus enhancing ratings and allowing it to be produced. So, I won't let that fanservice ruin a good show for me. Besides, the way it is used is mostly funny, almost as if it was parodying fanservice, so it isn't entirely wasted.
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