[ SECRET POST #2461 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2461 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I dunno about you, but being an English speaker, I'm more bound to run into English and Western-based feminists. How do we know Japanese works AREN'T receiving criticism by Japanese speakers? I wager it's not only easier to critique and criticize something based on our own culture/society, but uh, maybe there's a better chance that criticism might actually reach the creators' ears? Whereas with a language barrier, not so much.

And I have seen feminist criticism of Japanese works. It's not exactly anime per se, but Dragon's Crown was developed by Vanillaware and it was hard to miss all that wank.

[silverr]

Beat me to it (I asked this downthread, much less articulately than you did here.)