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And I want to talk about how there’s a lot of bad writing in Japanese manga and anime, but each of us just needs to be patient.I just want to talk about Yuu Yuu Hakusho! :crying:
And I want to talk about how there’s a lot of bad writing in Japanese manga and anime, but each of us just needs to be patient.I just want to talk about Yuu Yuu Hakusho! :crying:
puts gun to his head Uggggh!! DX bangs head repeatedly To think I’ve descended to that world a fair number of times (when I’m looking for things to practice deconstruction on). I can’t remember how many stories I’ve written (current one included) just for the sake of reversing the abhorrent depictions of rape so common in hentai. (One old story of mine had the rapist’s soul sliced out when the deal he made with the devil that allowed him to go scot-free had expired.)Lady and Gentlemen, we have a problem:
cnn.com/2010/WORLD/asiapcf/03/30/japan.video.game.rape/index.html?hpt=C1
The game itself is old news, but people are going to misunderstand that all anime is like this.
To be honest, I’m actually in support of lolis, cute school girls, or whatever sexual element can be found in anime. It’s one of the big things that separate it from childish cartoons.Well, all anime is an excuse to draw teenage girls in school uniforms with short skirts that disobey the laws of physics, but very few people will be able to tell the difference.
I’d have to say that while you may be on to something, I can’t say you cited the right games for example seeing as their women are rather repulsive. (I mean seriously, anybody who finds Cleopatra from Dante’s Inferno sexually attractive is demented.)But seriously, how in the non-denominational perdition do we draw that line in the sand when you can alllmost do the same thing in God of War 3, or enjoy the boobie-physics in Dante’s Inferno?
But…but all I know about is Code Geass and CLAMP!I just want to talk about Yuu Yuu Hakusho! :crying:
And all I know are current mainstream shounen! D8 (e.g. Naruto, Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D’s, D.Gray-man, Air Gear etc.)But…but all I know about is Code Geass and CLAMP!
That’s okay—I’ll wait till you’ve seen all 120 episodes.But…but all I know about is Code Geass and CLAMP!
I was referring to Beatrice’s gifts, actually.I’d have to say that while you may be on to something, I can’t say you cited the right games for example seeing as their women are rather repulsive. (I mean seriously, anybody who finds Cleopatra from Dante’s Inferno sexually attractive is demented.)
That’s why I said “Lady and Gentlemen” -Maaan, this is where I wish more of my gaia friends were Catholic; we all here seem to have such different tastes!
Course…looks around I think, THINK, I’m the only girl 'round here…
And for now I only know about seinen!!! (hahahahaha)And all I know are current mainstream shounen! D8 (e.g. Naruto, Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D’s, D.Gray-man, Air Gear etc.)
Which ones are you watching?Hmmmm, someone here is watching any of this season’s anime?
I think that it has some of the worst series in recent times
Blessings to all !!!
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What do you mean by not ruling out all sexual themes? You mean like a scene where a woman is about to be raped but the good guy rescues her just in time? Or showing how a rape victim tries to recover and perhaps even forgive what happened?I was referring to Beatrice’s gifts, actually.
I don’t think that we, as Catholics, should rule out ALL sexual themes. There should be a point where we draw that line where sexual themes for the sake of sexual themes shouldn’t be drawn or written. That would be pornography. There should be some reservation or allowance for characters, drawn or written, to bring/act out very real sexual questions, situations, and problems. We’re not Protestants, we know better. The big issue, I think, is that sexual themes in social media today don’t portray either the divine dignity of our sexuality, or portray those sexual questions, situations, and problems in an overly dramatic, unrealistic way. My goodness, yes, high school guys think about nothing but losing their virginity all day long, but do we have to obsess about it? Maybe in order to make sales…I guess.
Sadly, the xiao riben (Japanese) don’t universally have the same social norms as we do (Catholics, that is). That’s life and the world, though.
Meh, I couldn’t find her attractive either but that’s just the moe sucker in me talking now.I was referring to Beatrice’s gifts, actually.
True that… although I personally like to emphasize on impact so I don’t know if I should agree or disagree about your statement regarding overdramatic sexual portrayal. To be honest, rape itself is a dramatic/traumatic experience for anyone so I find it’s more likely to be underdramatic than over.I don’t think that we, as Catholics, should rule out ALL sexual themes. There should be a point where we draw that line where sexual themes for the sake of sexual themes shouldn’t be drawn or written. That would be pornography. There should be some reservation or allowance for characters, drawn or written, to bring/act out very real sexual questions, situations, and problems. We’re not Protestants, we know better. The big issue, I think, is that sexual themes in social media today don’t portray either the divine dignity of our sexuality, or portray those sexual questions, situations, and problems in an overly dramatic, unrealistic way.
Naw, for me, the more heinous the crime, the more I want to psycho analyze the perpetrator, see what in his life screwed him up that badly to compel him to do this.I personally find that the more heinous the deed is described, the more I would want to write about how the perpetrator is chopped up on the board.
Well technically, I’ve read a bit of seinen as well.And for now I only know about seinen!!! (hahahahaha)
Someone was talking about monster, I like the works of Naoki Urasawa
Blessings !!!
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Fufufufu… what an interesting contrast of tastes. So different yet both equally deviant, tis inspiring.Naw, for me, the more heinous the crime, the more I want to psycho analyze the perpetrator, see what in his life screwed him up that badly to compel him to do this.
I had SO much fun with X doing that.