I'm not saying Bayonetta is sexist, but trying to defend its depiction of sexuality by comparing it to Takashi Miike runs the risk of sending a message opposite of what you intend. Miike ain't exactly well received among feminist inclined circles.
I'm not saying Bayonetta is sexist, but trying to defend its depiction of sexuality by comparing it to Takashi Miike runs the risk of sending a message opposite of what you intend. Miike ain't exactly well received among feminist inclined circles.