If it was an important moment that the manga wouldn't be able to deliver the story about, sure having a changing clothes scene might be necessary, but you could easily show it from their back to reduce the amount of lewdness.I mean the argument kinda made sense. It's a slice of life Manga about someone's life. People change clothes in private. We have to show life as is.
Of course that's only when you don't think about the fact that a manga has limited space to tell a story so everything is purposeful. I mean generally we don't get a chapter that entirely a character sleeping with nothing else or see them brushing their teeth for 2 minutes irl. So changing the clothes made the cut for a reason. And in theory that reason could be to show part of the character's shyness... or more likely it's just fanservice 😂.
Actually LOL on the teacher catching them and destroying the MC's logic in seconds tho.
If that is naughty, wait until she see some handholding scenes.
Oh my god, you guys are so naughty.Or bareback and feral headpat
To be honest, when I saw the author's artstyle back in chapter 1, I thought they did kakkou no iinazukeArt looks like from Jitsu wa Watashi Wa. I bet you author did assistant work for that series.
I haven't read any of it myself but isn't the most well-known scene from the anime the part about the potion that dissolves clothes?Frieren lewd? Really?
It's not really a lewd scene though. Sweats profusely.I like how his best argument of choice was basically 'no u'. However, it's admirable that he didn't double down to claim that the teacher's naughty too.
I haven't read any of it myself but isn't the most well-known scene from the anime the part about the potion that dissolves clothes?
Is she the fabled modern audiences as people in the industries call it...?
All jokes aside, I don't understand why some people say it's sexual when cleavage shown but doesn't bat an eye when male characters show up in speedo/ underwear
Well I was only being half-serious, but if someone who's already suspicious of manga asks you for wholesome recs, and you give them something that isn't squeaky clean... Yeah.It's not really a lewd scene though.
Aside: Here's a Masuda Eiji manga that I'm enjoying right now: Kesa Mo Yuraretemasu Currently 9.28 here.Art looks like from Jitsu wa Watashi Wa. I bet you author did assistant work for that series.
In before the manga was commissioned by her grandfather.The similarity between Kurokawa and LoveMav heroine is too uncanny and somehow Kurokawa herself denied this in chapter 2. The teacher also look at LoveMav heroine and didn't comment about it(which is understandable but still).
Her fanclub also didn't rave about it.
I have a very very strange feeling about this situation.
that's what I meant. Most people will make a fuss of sexualised women, but when men sexualised nobody care. There are quite few shoujo/ josei manga that show racy moments for both men and women characters as wellif we're being real: a lot of male nudity is played for comedy, or at least perceived as such. Some may find it erotic, but that's the societal reasoning.
And Kurokawa did have a point: audience matters. A shoujo shows a locker room scene and it's just a bonding moment. a shounen does it and it's fireworks in every male's pants.
My first exposure to manga sexual content was from shoujo manga that I borrow from my classmate.that's what I meant. Most people will make a fuss of sexualised women, but when men sexualised nobody care. There are quite few shoujo/ josei manga that show racy moments for both men and women characters as well