If you don’t like it you don’t have to watch it. But to say it doesn’t need to exist? That’s a bit of a stretch. If there is an audience for it then let them enjoy what they enjoy. I don’t particularly like this sort of thing myself. In fact fanservice stuff usually turns me off to an anime, but I do respect that…

I’d also like to add that this article was made to shit on this show after ONE episode has aired (as of today). It’s really a typical kotaku article. So thank you, Cecilia, for doing the opposite of what you set out to do.

Guess I’ll have to watch this.

Is Kotaku now getting paid for creating fake outrages to hit that Anita Sarkeesian goldmine? This is a serious question.