Did Gantz give fanservice a bad reputation since it overuses it in a very unpleasant manner?

AkihitoZero1224 said:
Considering Gantz gets overfocused on fanservice in a random and poorly executed manner such as the first episode showing students naked with Kei's vision and a
, episode 2 has a dog licking Kishimoto's vagina and later episodes show borderline H sex. Most of these scenes were very unnecessary and out of place for a series about fighting aliens in a survival game. Did this cause fanservice a bad reputation or no? 

AkihitoZero1224 said:
Considering Gantz gets overfocused on fanservice in a random and poorly executed manner such as the first episode showing students naked with Kei's vision and a
, episode 2 has a dog licking Kishimoto's vagina and later episodes show borderline H sex. Most of these scenes were very unnecessary and out of place for a series about fighting aliens in a survival game. Did this cause fanservice a bad reputation or no? 

thesketchman said:

poor little gen Z is always upset about everything. watched the anime years ago, didn't think anything of the "fanservice" didn't even think of it as such. It just shows how sensitive and weak people have become now to be upset by such mundane things

tomdelasker22 said:
Don’t you need fans to give fanservice? I love Gantz, but I don’t think it’s pandering to the masses. It’s deliberately gritty and makes for uncomfortable viewing. Even the sex scenes aren’t exactly sexy.
It’s more that it highlights the relentless and irrational drives of humanity. Our need to use each other, dominate each other etc. But it’s not a pessimistic story overall. Even these flawed and selfish beings are capable of heroism. Kurono and Sei’s relationship is based on mutual selfishness at the beginning, yet they come to care about each other before the end.
That’s the moral of Gantz, I believe. That our goodness is found in the same wrappings as our wickedness. We are human, all too human. And that’s all we need to be. Kato is the only morally good man in the story, and we learn that ultimately his views are flawed. It is the lustful Kurono who saves the world. His lusts are his “will to live”. He has the strongest lusts, the strongest jealousy and the strongest fear. Hence why he is the strongest overall. It’s a very Nietzschean story.