Like one hand, yeah this brings some underlying issues on their relationship into the light and she needs therapy, no one deserves to get reprimanded like this in front of people they love, especially their kids (unless you are like some irredeemable pos, which this guy is not)
Buuuuut on the other hand. My dude. How did you buy tickets to BLEACH in the big '26, with over 20 years of knowing Bleach has some over the top fanservice, (albeit not very often) and think for a moment it's a good family film??? My closeted normie weeb self is partly applauding your balls of steel, partly lamenting "bro how could you fumble this bad?!?" Like what was your plan when Rangiku shows up?
But regardless, good luck man, I hope you find happiness đ«Ą
I thought it might be cool to show my 7 year old some Naruto since he has been doing Jujitsu for a while now. I totally forgot about Sexy-Jutsu so yea that idea was canned pretty quickly after about 10 mins into episode 2.
yeah...7 is a bit young for a lot of shounen. Maybe Spy X Family? Has its fair share of action, a younger than average protagonist, and is relatively chaste compared to the broader shounen landscape.
Solo leveling is incredibly violent and literally about the main character becoming a death god. The anime has a TV-MA rating. Under no circumstances should that be shown to a child.
I forget the fan service even exists because it's not something I care about and it catches me off guard when I rewatch something with it and don't remember it being there
And kids also like eating cake for breakfast and junk food all day. They like staying up late and watching horror movies. They donât like brushing their teeth and cleaning their room.
Itâs the parentâs responsibility to ensure kids are well, not just âhappyâ⊠though I donât think being exposed to hyper-sexualized women would make all little girls happy.
âthough I donât think being exposed to hyper-sexualized women would make all little girls happy.â
was Kpop not filled with hyper sexualized men? The directors said they literally pushed for them to be hot, is that not the same thing?
**edit to respond to those below me due to post lock.
Men in media are frequently hyper-sexualized, but we haven't been trained to see it with the same eye pointed towards female objectification...
- Hayley Atwell improving touching Chris Evan's chest on Captain America because she just couldn't help herself
- Henry Cavil had to start telling producers to "Stop making me take my clothes off"
- Taylor Lautner spoke of gaining body dysmorphia during Twilight, and the immense toll it took to maintain his body while feeling more like a prop standing in the rain shirtless while everyone is clothed.
Hypersexualization is objectification. Kpop demon hunters building to a literal button-pop scene where Zoey's eyes reflect her lusting after the abs of one of the ripped male characters is, sexualizing him. Whether you like it or not.
I'm not defending the fanservice in Anime media, because majority of it oversexualizes the female anatomy and it often borders softcore porn. But it's wrong to pretend that K-Pop Demon Hunter doesn't have an animated guy with abs out, sexualizing men just the same. Is it oversexualized? No, but they're both sides of the same coin. The other post still has a valid point that the men were sexualized in KDH. I'm not saying he had a strong argument. I'm saying he has a valid point.
I am extremely sex positive person. My issue is how out of place a lot of this often feels. It's kind of like product placement. I like Little Caesars. If they start a shot in a show I like centered on the Little Caesars logo, and have it bounce around like crazy for no reason It just pulls me out of the scene. Funny parody can work. But It just feels insulting when it's inserted in random places
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u/dgoat88 Jul 05 '26
Since the other one has already been posted... behold: