2017-07-06, 07:56 | Link #21 |
The slacking one
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That was an NTR doujin, down to the heroine going "why can't I refuse her/him?". So, mission accomplished, I guess. Certainly not the most complex of plots, but if we can have more makeout action like that, I see no reason to not come back to it. That said, though, it looks pretty cheap, and it felt so short compared to Tsurezure Children, the other short anime this season, so it probably won't the big breakout in yuri some hoped it would be.
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2017-07-24, 15:13 | Link #24 |
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Join Date: Jul 2009
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Uggh. That black haired girl seems like she's kind of forcing the other girl into things she isn't comfortable with. And her boyfriend is if anything even worse. I can understand being angry upon finding out that you're essentially window dressing for your girlfriend's lesbian relationship with her best friend, but blackmailing her for sex is not cool. What a creep.
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2017-07-24, 16:46 | Link #25 | |
Unleashing the Homu-Rage
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2017-08-04, 00:16 | Link #28 |
Hu Tao
Join Date: Oct 2006
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This yuri anime is genius. NTR would meant nothing if the main male lead is a bad guy or jerk so the main girl can embrace her yuriness but too bad it isn't the case as the main male is lead is genuine a nice person. It is kinda made your heart ache when you see he got used and fooled by everyone in this anime. Well played, the author. Indeed a master of writing NTR.
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2017-09-20, 21:23 | Link #30 |
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Join Date: Feb 2014
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Wow thats sad, this show had a better conclusion than most other romantic anime, I mean really they resolved the main couple and its sad thats completely unheard of in most animes. Otherwise it wasn't bad, not really good either but since its ending was better than most it brings up the series as a whole
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2017-09-25, 01:03 | Link #32 | |
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2022-07-24, 10:36 | Link #36 |
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Join Date: Jun 2008
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Took me five years to watch this, the show that was alleged to romanticise domestic abuse and lesbian sexual harassment; the nicest commentators have called the abused Hotaru's advances to Yuma a 'cycle of abuse'. This depressingly fails to appreciate the unjust social stigmata, and pressure to seek a heterosexual woman's happiness, that pushes gay teens into denial, dishonest relationships and self-hatred. The massive abuse of society pushed the vulnerable Hotaru into her self-hatred, abusive relationships, and her ill-advised expressions of love towards Yuma. Her dubiously-consensual advances, though wrong, inseparably result from her trauma and her love; they lack the threat of violence, fundamental selfishness and hatred of women in themselves that are inseparable from abuse of women by men. Yuma's inability to either consent to Hotaru's advances or outright refuse them, when she's really 'cheating' herself by going out with the idiot who can't tell that his best friend's an abuser, are a legitimate result of her supressed gayness. Not the disgusting 'women-want-to-be-raped' tropes at play in straight NTR.
I like a happy lesbian rom-com as much as the next person, and Netsuzou doesn't go as deeply into its themes as it should. It's overdramatised and shallow, but it is a genuine account of the pressures and emotional torments that gay teens are put through by a flawed society. The number of people who condemned this show, while failing to condemn series like Shield Hero and Goblin Slayer for the monstrous abuse of women by men that they do irredeemably romanticise is very depressing. Regarding domestic abuse, the idea that Hotaru is 'letting' Fujiwara hit her is not a legitimisation, but an expression of the self-hatred that really does fuel abuse cases. It is sadly not unrealistic that a toerag like Fujiwara has friends and girls queuing up to be abused by him; girls already abused by societal expectations, even if they're straight. However, it really should have been noted that fear of violence from the abuser plays a much larger role in long-term domestic violence (fear of violence is also a likelier reason for women 'allowing' men to rape them than suppressed desire). However genuinely, admirably forthright Yuma was in standing up to Fujiwara, someone as sociopathic as he's shown to be would have the power to mess hers and Hotaru's lives up a great deal more than he does. One of this show's biggest flaws is that it isn't as dark as it could be. Also, a lot of 'kissing interrupted' soap-opera silliness, average animation, and tasteless, poorly-drawn fanservice. Still, this was a seasonal anime, and one with a more genuine, sympathetic romance than many better plotted and more popular shows. Last edited by Ghostfriendly; 2022-07-24 at 11:38. |
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bisexual heroine, cheating, lesbian protagonist, ntr, yuri |
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