@SuperOniichan @Jetstream300
Calm down, damn. I mean... I also know is PURE fanservice because of the same reason: It's Yomu their career is based on that. I was only saying that I get where they are coming from.
Im gonna address you guys in order because your points are valid.
@Jetstream300
Is not that straight fanservice in a yuri manga is bad in itself and makes people angry for what it is... If anything famous (And good) yuri works tend to have straight couples/ships in them too to offer some contrast. The thing about the straight bait in yuri manga is that it is often just a weak and cheap plot device used to introduce some free drama. That's why a lot of people feel like their are getting a gut punch when it happens even if it was just bait and the drama is not introduced (Pre-conceptions I guess)
It also depends on the story. Good authors write human characters that just happen to have some circumstances. Like being gay, or being part of a sub-culture, or being poor etc. and then use this characters to get their point across. If the point gets across introducing some straight characters even tho your focus was the gay ones, most people won't care.
Ideally.
OK. Some people do get upset but that's because of the "safe space" thing. Someone is always go'n' get offended.
As for
Gambare, Douki-chan I have no fucking idea of what the author is trying to convey exactly lol, making that long paragraph kinda USELESS. Maybe because Yomu's works tend to have somewhat uni-dimensional characters with lots of banter dialogue... Or maybe this is yet another statement on thights being the best thing in the world. God bless the thights.
Also don't let the yuri shipping bother you. It's mostly a meme. Most people just do it because it's fun. If you get angry people are gonna keep doing it anyway. And Rule 34 exists for a reason, Yomu knows that.
@SuperOniichan
Oh hohohoho!
Did I ever used the word
romance?
For the announcement of what a work is supposed to be: You have that point to a certain extent. But ultimately the author is the one who decides to hang the rope from the ceiling and jumping in the sandstorm that is subverting your readers expectations in a way monst of them aren't gonna like.
But I'm with you. This is definitely marketed towards a mostly male (straight) audience. The romantic/sexual interest is a faceless/no eyes male avatar and the eros and quality of attention is concentrated on the female cast. We also see some of the scenes from his perspective. A yuri author would've drawn the main interest's eyes if female. Mostly because then they could lewd her too. If anything the yuri bait on this work really understands this shift on perspective and uses it to its advantage. On the scene that started everything we see Kouhai's half naked body from the perspective of Douki-chan... But then (his wouldn't happen if this was the male lead) we get a reaction when she realizes she's also naked. Then they bait us even more with some banter dialogue... With both of them still naked.
P.D: I probably wrote a lot of BS on here that I should re-check and add examples to. But its 3:25 in the morning and I gotta get some sleep now... I probably won't do revisions either. Sorry for the LONG ASS comment and thanks for reading!