Do you think Anime community is not inclusive about women
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Yes but Real life street fight =/= MMA
Strength =/= importance.
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N-no! *Dribbles saliva* Y-you shee, characters like Zoro or Suzaku or Eren beating up grown ass men three timesh their size is *shlurrrp* not f-forced di-dive- *shllurrrrp*. It'sh imposshiburu to has vagne and be stronk sho *munches crayons* f-forced f-forced dive-
Every time when i play games that allow me to choose gender i play as a female. I've played enough games as a guy to the point its boring.
Same with manga. Most new MC's are the same. Luffy - Deku - Ichigo - Naruto - they are all the same - overly the top positive individuals that are "noble" and "good" and paragons of virtue
Same with manga. Most new MC's are the same. Luffy - Deku - Ichigo - Naruto - they are all the same - overly the top positive individuals that are "noble" and "good" and paragons of virtue
How can they even lift my fatass
since then i didn't challenge him at all like that anymore
weight doesn't mean W all the time. Skill matters too
I don't care if anime mostly caters to men, it's common sense to cater your content to the majority of your viewers, although there are plenty of series girls can watch that aren't shonen. I do agree though fanservice is offputting. I'd rather not have fanservice in a show, it diminishes that shows quality aswell as the character being used as fanservice, a perfect example is One Piece.
It is normal to write a novel/manga/comic for your public and show them what they want to see but it is also your role to make them like different things and "educate" them to other tastes/things.
Tastes can be changed and diversified, giving others point of views is also an author role.
It is clear that the classic shonen world was going circles with their MC and their cast for the most part (women, secondary characters etc)
Tastes can be changed and diversified, giving others point of views is also an author role.
It is clear that the classic shonen world was going circles with their MC and their cast for the most part (women, secondary characters etc)
How do you jump to this conclusion? You're completely missing the argument here, the point isn't that there aren't females or other ethnicities than "white people". Thing is, when a story (more often than not an adaptation of a story) starts altering the plot just because of someone's ethnicity or background. Like how suddenly J.K Rowling decided that oh yeah ofc Hermoine is black, like what?? Hello?
I have absolutely NOTHING against people adding in diverse characters to spice things up, but I have a problem with people who finds fault in other people's works of art to funnel their own morals/ ethics/ politics into them.
The pressure that this group that wants "inclusion" is asphyxiating and when people cave to their demands it feels forced, and doesn't feel right nor should anyone let other people dictate how your OWN STORY should go.. Like what the f?
Good female characters exist in the medium of manga, they might be in smaller amounts in Shonen specifically but, anime/manga is not solely shonen..
If you actually knew how to read, you would realise she never said that. She said ‘Rowling loves Black Hermione’ not ‘Hermione was Black all along’. Rowling accepts portrayals of the character because who knew, Hermione is not defined by her race? How the fuck does Hermione having more melanin in her skin ‘alter the plot’? It doesn’t.
So I’m guessing that you also have a problem when Jake Gyllenhaal plays the prince of PERSIA or when Avatar the Last Airbender movie race bends Firelord Ozai to be the only character of colour? Did you raise a stink when the film adaptation of Ghost in the Shell made a Japanese person into a white woman? Probably not. You just have a problem when minorities are cast as protagonists instead.
So I’m guessing that you also have a problem when Jake Gyllenhaal plays the prince of PERSIA or when Avatar the Last Airbender movie race bends Firelord Ozai to be the only character of colour? Did you raise a stink when the film adaptation of Ghost in the Shell made a Japanese person into a white woman? Probably not. You just have a problem when minorities are cast as protagonists instead.
You're clearly missing the point here. I think that altering the stories to fit a political/ ethical/ moral standpoint is cringe and stupid. I don't know about this persia movie, nor do I care. I only have a problem when works of art becomes re-interpreted just to adhere to some crying assholes.
Who cares if a character is black or white or asian? I don't fucking care about that, why do you automatically think the worst in things? Gee golly, you should take a stroll and take a sip of a nice drink and interact with people outside of your closed off ring.