Was the ad hominem really necessary?

It’s intriguing in an “Urusei Yatsura meets Gundam” kind of way. I might check it out.

Well, this is a pleasant surprise to have a humorous, over-the-top concept in anime turned into reality! Hopefully, we’ll see more of this to come!

“These commenters fail to understand that harassment in games is a reflection of a real-life misogynistic culture...” What I’m getting from you and your article is a generalization of “some men harass me online, thus it’s connected to all forms of misogyny”. I understand that there are bad apples in online gaming, and…

I don’t mind fanservice as long as it isn’t too “in-your-face”. While I agree that yes, anime does rely way much on it these days, there are other series that try to help balance out the other fanservice-heavy shows. There are the otaku that consume them, and there are other otaku who have a wider selection of…

I don’t mind fanservice, but it largely depends on how the show itself portrays it. I admit that I felt a bit steamed after I read your previous article, but after some consideration I also felt like I missed the point of what you were trying to say about how fans see fanservice. But, I digress.

Hi, I have a few thoughts regarding you mentioning the merchandise and representation of women and LGBT people.