[ SECRET POST #2618 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2618 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

"Slut shaming" has gone too far to the extent people are not understanding that a costume designed by man specifically made for men to salivate over is in no way empowering and is entirely objectification. This turns into an especially ridiculous argument when we're talking about fictional characters where how they look is completely designed for a specific purpose.

I can tolerate fanservice but Kill la Kill is a bit ridiculous looking, I have yet to give it a watch.

[toshi_hakari]

There's a lot of fanservice for girls as well in KLK. I'm gonna copy/paste what I replied to someone else with:

















The guys in this anime are objectified as well and it's pretty even in how they're presented. Both guys and girls have "transformation sequences" where you can see them naked. One character in particular (Aikuro) undresses almost every episode.

I do understand the criticism, but KLK isn't just another neckbeard fodder. I'd say it's pretty evenly split between the male and female characters (actually, I've seen more (half-) naked guys in KLK than girls) and there is a reason for all the weird clothes and lack of them.

Anime Fanservice

[(Anonymous)]

I agree in most cases (ex: Sekirei), where anime exposes the body to unneeded extremes. But I'm more against the sheer one sidedness of how many girls are objectified (all it makes me picture is purvy old men salivating). However, as of late, more male characters are being objectified and the balance (at least to me) makes it much more bearable. That said, Kill la Kill is actually GOOD and after a little getting used to, you enjoy every part of it, especially since there is much more crazy stuff going on in the sereis than their skimply costumes (or lack there of).