[ SECRET POST #2755 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2755 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 1 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

i hope the success of free! means that we'll get more female oriented fanservice shows like it.

[sporkly]

This summer's anime has a lot of more of female fanservice oriented shows than usual, actually!

[(Anonymous)]

What are these shows? I might want to check them out.

[sporkly]

There's Love Stage, Dramatical Murder, and Bakumatsu Rock, along with another season of Kuroshitsuji and Free!

They're not my thing so I haven't been watching, but I've heard good things about Love Stage.

[(Anonymous)]

Another one: Shounen Hollywood: Holly Stage for 49.

[(Anonymous)]

Too bad the japanese don't seem to like it, the manga falls off charts quickly and the anime isn't selling at all. As a fellow fujoshi I understand that, Love Stage is too boring and shallow.

[(Anonymous)]

I especially hate how it's trying to be tongue-in-cheek, like the main character asking himself if he's an uke. If there were switching later on or MC topped, I think I would mind less, but the mangaka is basically trying to make a joke about BL tropes and then ... uses the same fucking tropes in all seriousness.

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[(Anonymous)]

I love BL tropes. I really hope the new Junjou Romantica anime is confirmed to be a third season rather than an OVA, since Hybrid Child is already an OVA and there's enough material for a third season. Junjou Romantica is everything I want in BL and in romance, it's absolutely perfect.

But yeah, I liked Love Stage too as long as it was an affectionate parody of the genre. Then it tried to take a serious turn and... let's just say the amnesia twist was the first time in my life I gave up on a manga.

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[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

I don't understand what this got anything to do with my comment. You love BL tropes. I'm ... really happy for you?! IDK!?

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[(Anonymous)]

The topic was Love Stage and BL tropes, so I gave my 2 cents in. It happens in discussions.

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[(Anonymous)]

da
it reads logically to me... you commented on bl tropes, s/he likes BL tropes.

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[(Anonymous)]

So everything you want in BL are abusive relationships, rape, square chins and massive hands?

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[(Anonymous)]

Man, ther art in Junjou Romantica was offputting that I couldn't read it. I kept expecting their chins to cause bodily harm to people.

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[(Anonymous)]

Da

I love this thread and wank. I love how whenever Junjouanon shows up there's wank.

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

i know of all of the ones you listed but none of them really feel like free! to me. free is in a league of its own. i can't stand dmmd, bakumatsu rock is ok but i can't take anything about it seriously, kuroshit is good but there's not much fanservice imo unless you're into a butler flirting with an underage boy (say no to shotacon), and love stage!! is not really fanservicey either, the manga is a bit infuriating.

What I have learned from this thread is that all I want in the world

[(Anonymous)]

is for Rob Liefeld to draw yaoi.

Re: What I have learned from this thread is that all I want in the world

[(Anonymous)]

That'd show people that all that they were bitching about before was really fucking nothing.

Re: What I have learned from this thread is that all I want in the world

[(Anonymous)]

Imagine the hands. Imagine them.

Re: What I have learned from this thread is that all I want in the world

[(Anonymous)]

?
Liefeld's known for his huge ass bara bodies, his fucked up perspectives and panel choices, and his always overly angry faces that fail to convey the emotion they were supposed to convey even though they're covered in a million lines. And his plagiarism, let's not forget that.

Re: What I have learned from this thread is that all I want in the world

[(Anonymous)]

Satan

Re: What I have learned from this thread is that all I want in the world

[(Anonymous)]

I don't get why people always resort to him as a desperate measure, when he fucks up far more than anatomy and his characters are not drawn attractive.

Re: What I have learned from this thread is that all I want in the world

[(Anonymous)]

This. He doesn't have an adorable SD style and he doesn't know how to make his characters both beautiful and expressive. There's really no comparison here.

Re: What I have learned from this thread is that all I want in the world

[(Anonymous)]

Haters are desperate.

[(Anonymous)]

That feel when this show is no where near your fan service.

I'm guess I'm stuck with SHOWS FOR BOYS OH NO.

[(Anonymous)]

OK, you are aware that the whole shoujo genre is targeted at women and girls, right? Shoujo has existed for 20+ years... possibly much longer, feel free to check wikipedia for exact references.

I am all for shoujo -my first fandom was a shoujo anime, which by definition is full of shonen-ai and yaoi- but it's not recent... and it's doing extremely well in Japan and Europe and not likely to disappear anytime soon. So I don't really understand why you seem to think one more shoujo anime needs additional support?

I mean, if you like it, that's great, but there's lots of shoujo and a huge amount of fandom activity around it worldwide and this has been the case for at least a couple of generations and shows absolutely no sign of abating. Seriously, the fact that American society has become more and more prudish and medieval in its attitude towards women's sexuality is not shared by the rest of the world, you know.