[ SECRET POST #3948 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3948 ⌋

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

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[Spyro: Ripto's Rage! & Spyro: Year of the Dragon]


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[The Shape of Water]


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[The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air]


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[Brooklyn 99]


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[Community]


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07.
[The Exorcist on Fox]


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[silent/early sound film]


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(Panda and Rintaro, Polar Bear Cafe)







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Comments

Re: Manga/Anime

[(Anonymous)]

Blatant masturbation fantasies can describe most media, not just anime.

Re: Manga/Anime

[(Anonymous)]

I just don't think that's really true.

Re: Manga/Anime

[(Anonymous)]

Actions films are nothing but self-gratifying power fantasies.

Most other media and genres can be described in the same way, because there's no need for sexual content for it to be a blatant masturbation fantasy that sells, and many creators are into creating their own fantasies.

Re: Manga/Anime

[(Anonymous)]

I meant "masturbatory fantasies" in a much more direct and non-metaphorical sense here

I think there's a useful distinction between general power fantasies and, like, actual sexual objectified masturbatory fantasies

Re: Manga/Anime

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, so you're judging anime just based on some of it's genres? Or it's because the fanservice? Because there's no such thing as fanservice in western media, not at all /s

Re: Manga/Anime

[(Anonymous)]

I think it is dramatically more pervasive in TV anime series than in most other mediums I can think of, at least over the past 10 years or so. That's my whole point.

And there's also a bunch of other dumb writing and cliches, it's just easier to account for that as being stupid dumb fun, especially with like shonen and stuff

Re: Manga/Anime

[(Anonymous)]

So... what was the last Hollywood movie that didn't have hot women wearing revealing clothes?

And "dumb writing" can be perfect for things like The Walking Dead, and clichés is like, the middle name of most shows on tv, and movies, and books...

All the stuff you supposedly hate is just as present in all other media, even if with a slightly different cultural flavor.