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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- Heh, just more slice of life stuff with the girls hanging out around school. That pose next to the bikini model picture though. |
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| Haha, this is so stupid |
| Still strange, still cute.:D |
| toilet humor :O with lolis ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) |
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| Whoa OMG |
| Ayappe Sounds Ballin |
| Shirayuki= Most Perfect Female MC ever |
| I feel like this show is primarily intended for lolicons. Why can't it be just a normal SOL short without the perverted humors? It'd be much more enjoyable that way. |
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| I hope the voice actor for Aya isn't like this in real life... |
| "As soon as you are acquainted with her, she can be an annoying bitch" is one of the best lines I've heard in a while. What was up with those subs though? The localisation to twinkies lmfao... |
Vindstot said: I don't think you know what lolicon means. For starters, the voice actresses (Suzaki and Nishi, hence the title) are playing themselves (as a comedy show), and not acting like children. Half of the scenes were about them going out shopping for clothes or hanging out at an expensive café, which are things that adults do, not children. And finally, the art style, which I guess is the only thing you looked at:I feel like this show is primarily intended for lolicons. Why can't it be just a normal SOL short without the perverted humors? It'd be much more enjoyable that way. They are sitting next to a salary man and are the same size as him. They are simply drawn in a cartoony style that fits the tone of the show. You seem to believe that a lolicon is someone who is crazy about characters with huge heads. Reminds me of the people trolling Lucky Star's fans back in the day. |
| I found the first episode funnier, but still good though. I think this episode was more entertaining to the Japanese audience (too local things/references). |
Gersen said: Vindstot said: I don't think you know what lolicon means. For starters, the voice actresses (Suzaki and Nishi, hence the title) are playing themselves (as a comedy show), and not acting like children. Half of the scenes were about them going out shopping for clothes or hanging out at an expensive café, which are things that adults do, not children. And finally, the art style, which I guess is the only thing you looked at:I feel like this show is primarily intended for lolicons. Why can't it be just a normal SOL short without the perverted humors? It'd be much more enjoyable that way. They are sitting next to a salary man and are the same size as him. They are simply drawn in a cartoony style that fits the tone of the show. You seem to believe that a lolicon is someone who is crazy about characters with huge heads. Reminds me of the people trolling Lucky Star's fans back in the day. You're only pointing out to first half of the episode where they are indeed not fully acting like children. In the second half however, Suzaki is asking Asuka if she wants to hear what sounds she makes when doing her business in the bathroom since it'd be a "good sign of their friendship." What an adult-like thing to do! If I remember correctly, they are attending school now, which makes them kids/teens and not adults, per se. Also, you seem to have the wrong idea about my viewpoint on lolicon. I'm aware that this show is animated in a SD style (super deformed) where all the characters are supposed to have the same size regardless of their age, so Suzaki and Aya being the same size as the salary man doesn't equate to anything. I was simply not judging by the art style but also the content of the show which presented perverted humors back to back in the first 2 episodes, which this show can do without. But for the sake of comedy, anyone can say it's justified. |
VindstotJul 16, 2015 8:39 PM
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LogiRogi said: It's really puzzling to me how someone can watch hundreds of anime series and still be so foreign to Japanese culture and the context of the shows.Perverted humour. Lols. If you think some mild toilet humour and a brief flasher scene make the humour perverted then you must be a Puritan. The seiyuu are obviously adults and their characters are likely high schoolers. How someone can look at something as tame as this show, when there are hundreds of actual ecchi shows out there, and call it targeted at lolicon is beyond me. Now if they had non-gag fan-service, then you'd be in business. |
ichii_1 said: toilet humor :O with lolis ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) A combination I like very much (no dirty meaning intended) Also, I really wanted to hear what that sound was. |
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| Hah pretty random :p |
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