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That is… utterly bizarre.
Shijou Saikyou no Deshi Kenichi 2 ~Tatsujin-hen~ - Ch. 25 - The King's Story
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sex sells, and people with common sense know that 2D is not real world.
i'd rather it be like this, than what the west has churned in recent years.
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I think that's exactly what happened, she released such a murderous intent that people subconsciously gaslighted themselves into keeping the ruse despite the torn disguise.
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Well that's certainly one way to name your generic billionaire lol
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Manga readers really have changed a lot huh.
Back then Sham also appeared in the same getup during vs Jihan/Silat arc, but nobody gives a rat's ass about what she's wearing; we simply just accepted it since in the story snippets it was explained that she's a servant-dancer-assassin in Jihan's household, from a Kingdom that's basically a mix of ancient Indonesian/Balinese(yes they expose lots of skin back then, it's a friggin' sweltering tropical country), so that dress just fits the setting.
Nobody went 'uwooooghhh Sham😭😭' nor 'omg, that's a child ffs'. We just took it as it is, no fusses.
Back then Sham also appeared in the same getup during vs Jihan/Silat arc, but nobody gives a rat's ass about what she's wearing; we simply just accepted it since in the story snippets it was explained that she's a servant-dancer-assassin in Jihan's household, from a Kingdom that's basically a mix of ancient Indonesian/Balinese(yes they expose lots of skin back then, it's a friggin' sweltering tropical country), so that dress just fits the setting.
Nobody went 'uwooooghhh Sham😭😭' nor 'omg, that's a child ffs'. We just took it as it is, no fusses.
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Mark Jeff Musk sounds like a fusion between 3 problematic people. I bet one of them has a suspicious island.
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Thanks for the chapter, Year Zero.
Like I've said: Matsuena felt a need to hold back on Miu's breast size--since the first manga, no less--but he'd never do so with pedobait; he won't miss a chance to tickle "lolicons'" fancy.
I'm just waiting for them to make the same defense of furries. Currently, they still get pretty silent--or dumb, take your pick--when you ask them what they call a guy wanking it to yaoi.
What disgusts me just as much are the types who'll look at Miu and call attraction to her form "pedophilia" as well; "lolicons" have been hiding quietly behind them for quite a while now, enjoying the convenient cover.
Like I've said: Matsuena felt a need to hold back on Miu's breast size--since the first manga, no less--but he'd never do so with pedobait; he won't miss a chance to tickle "lolicons'" fancy.
I'm just waiting for them to make the same defense of furries. Currently, they still get pretty silent--or dumb, take your pick--when you ask them what they call a guy wanking it to yaoi.
What disgusts me just as much are the types who'll look at Miu and call attraction to her form "pedophilia" as well; "lolicons" have been hiding quietly behind them for quite a while now, enjoying the convenient cover.
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@lukasva, do you actually want to know what I mean, or are you just a sticker-feeler like the others in this forum?
Though what I said is self-explanatory and plainly observable, I don't mind explaining it at all--and I am not childish, I wouldn't try to mock you if you genuinely want to understand.
You have either not been paying attention the past twenty years, or haven't been able to do so in the first place.
Though what I said is self-explanatory and plainly observable, I don't mind explaining it at all--and I am not childish, I wouldn't try to mock you if you genuinely want to understand.
You have either not been paying attention the past twenty years, or haven't been able to do so in the first place.
Even twenty years ago, when this "lolicon" push started in earnest, no one--me included--said anything about it because it was just some strange fetishism that existed in some part of the anime/manga/LN sphere. It was just there--if you wanted to see it, you could; if you didn't, just look away. As a result, neither it nor anything else about it--or the people that liked it--were all that noticeable; some of what accompanied it was entertaining, like what came out of the Touhou series once it finally caught on in that time.
Roughly four years later, and only taking that much time, you would have seen a slew of lolicon media--and with the very writing of the works in the aforementioned sphere shifting to match. Kenichi was no exception: it went from showing girls like Miu (for simplicity's sake, I'll use her as a main example) primarily to making a point of turning girls like Honoka into sexual spectacles (when it would happen, mind--the story in general didn't turn into lolicon). For example, there was even a point at which Matsuena devoted most (if not all) of a page to a completely unnecessary depiction of Kushinada Chikage changing her clothes (with the visible disrobing that entails): if Matsuena hadn't included it, the story would have neither lost nor gained anything.
No one thought much of it--me included--because of the same reason as before...but also because no one saw what was happening.
Fast forward to now. The Shanaclones had finished their run, for the most part, by 2012 (i.e., fourteen years before now) or so, and "lolicon" is mainstream. Your average mangaka writes stories in which he subtly implies (usually through a spineless MC afraid of big breasts, but not always) girls who look like Miu are repulsive, but those who look like Chikage are ideal. One of the most popular mainstream anime--popular enough to be well-regarded by women through female streamers--revolves around the life and times of a 150-centimeter-tall elf who's allegedly more than a thousand years old, but looks incontrovertibly like an elementary-schooler; this is while ANY story with a female lead who looks like Miu (even with Matsuena's committed nerfing, which is now industry-standard for busty girls like her) is called bait for "coomers" or "gooners", no matter how far sexual fanservice actually is from the forefront of that story. Capping this is the flagrant aggressiveness of "lolicons" themselves that started around 2012 in not only defending their fetish, but promoting it and reviling actual feminine beauty, such as what you'd see in girls like Miu--emboldened by the fact that girls like her would attract sheeple and feminists squealing about "coomers", "gooners", "misogyny", and what have you, while lolicon would mysteriously go largely ignored by comparison.
Now, no matter where you look, you're almost guaranteed to find "lolicon"--and if you say something about it, some "lolicon" (or the supporters of his fetish) will try to give you a hard time over it, often with some of the most ludicrous talk you might hear that year. People are way late, but they're only now noticing what's been established all around them.
Roughly four years later, and only taking that much time, you would have seen a slew of lolicon media--and with the very writing of the works in the aforementioned sphere shifting to match. Kenichi was no exception: it went from showing girls like Miu (for simplicity's sake, I'll use her as a main example) primarily to making a point of turning girls like Honoka into sexual spectacles (when it would happen, mind--the story in general didn't turn into lolicon). For example, there was even a point at which Matsuena devoted most (if not all) of a page to a completely unnecessary depiction of Kushinada Chikage changing her clothes (with the visible disrobing that entails): if Matsuena hadn't included it, the story would have neither lost nor gained anything.
No one thought much of it--me included--because of the same reason as before...but also because no one saw what was happening.
Fast forward to now. The Shanaclones had finished their run, for the most part, by 2012 (i.e., fourteen years before now) or so, and "lolicon" is mainstream. Your average mangaka writes stories in which he subtly implies (usually through a spineless MC afraid of big breasts, but not always) girls who look like Miu are repulsive, but those who look like Chikage are ideal. One of the most popular mainstream anime--popular enough to be well-regarded by women through female streamers--revolves around the life and times of a 150-centimeter-tall elf who's allegedly more than a thousand years old, but looks incontrovertibly like an elementary-schooler; this is while ANY story with a female lead who looks like Miu (even with Matsuena's committed nerfing, which is now industry-standard for busty girls like her) is called bait for "coomers" or "gooners", no matter how far sexual fanservice actually is from the forefront of that story. Capping this is the flagrant aggressiveness of "lolicons" themselves that started around 2012 in not only defending their fetish, but promoting it and reviling actual feminine beauty, such as what you'd see in girls like Miu--emboldened by the fact that girls like her would attract sheeple and feminists squealing about "coomers", "gooners", "misogyny", and what have you, while lolicon would mysteriously go largely ignored by comparison.
Now, no matter where you look, you're almost guaranteed to find "lolicon"--and if you say something about it, some "lolicon" (or the supporters of his fetish) will try to give you a hard time over it, often with some of the most ludicrous talk you might hear that year. People are way late, but they're only now noticing what's been established all around them.
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