[ SECRET POST #2783 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2783 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Your "stereotypes" about other fandoms

[(Anonymous)]

Male anime fans are okay on my radar until I find out they love Sword Art Online, Code Geass, Rei Ayanami, or anything else specific that pings me as creepy. Sometimes I don't know it pings me as creepy until the guy mentions liking it (Code Geass is one like that).

Re: Your "stereotypes" about other fandoms

[(Anonymous)]

How does someone liking Code Geass ping them as creepy to you?

Re: Your "stereotypes" about other fandoms

[(Anonymous)]

I was going ask that too. Haven't watched it myself, but the biggest fan I know irl is a girl.

Re: Your "stereotypes" about other fandoms

[(Anonymous)]

It just seemed out of place next to SAO. I don't remember anything too creepy about it. And yeah, it has a huge fujoshi fanbase.

Re: Your "stereotypes" about other fandoms

[(Anonymous)]

The Nina/table scene (almost everything about Nina, actually) and Euphie's brainwashing etc. were the main things I found too creepy.

Re: Your "stereotypes" about other fandoms

[(Anonymous)]

I guess I blocked Nina from my mind. Ugh, Nina.

Re: Your "stereotypes" about other fandoms

[greenvelvetcake]

...What's the table scene?

Re: Your "stereotypes" about other fandoms

[(Anonymous)]

A girl humping the edge of a table in a classroom at night while the sweet and innocent little sister of the main character happens to be on the other side of the door. It's never brought up again and has no effect on the plot.

Original anon

[(Anonymous)]

I don't know, it's not the worst show, but it's got enough fanservice and schlock to put me off any guy who loves it that much. I don't have any problem with female fans.

Re: Original anon

[(Anonymous)]

what about lesbian fans?

Re: Your "stereotypes" about other fandoms

[(Anonymous)]

...you sound like a more shallow and disturbed person than a boy who likes sword art online...

Re: Your "stereotypes" about other fandoms

[(Anonymous)]

I'm curious about where you're getting "disturbed" from.

Re: Your "stereotypes" about other fandoms

[(Anonymous)]

Nope. SAO was garbage. Interesting premise, but horrible execution, and it's inferior to both .hack//SIGN and Log Horizon (even though they're far from perfect too).

Re: Your "stereotypes" about other fandoms

[(Anonymous)]

I'd argue the first half was a decent enough action/adventure romp, if not a little harem-y and with some asspulling. It's the second half where everything falls aparts.

And can't comment on the new arc.

Re: Your "stereotypes" about other fandoms

[(Anonymous)]

...okay? I agree that it has an interesting premise and horrible execution. I was massively disappointed with the show. but unlike you, I don't assume everyone who likes it (and there are a lot of people who do) are creepy sexual deviants or something. like, it's pretty weird that you make that assumption. and even more about code geass, which isn't even remotely harem.