Things like this make me wonder why baki isn't more controvertial with americans, since it jumps from violent fights to rape themes without warning from time to time, maybe is the ridiculous wrtting?
They are a bunch of Yaoi viewing hypocrites who wouldn't mind seeing blood, violence and naked boys, but hates a woman's body
For the same reason stuff like Narutaru and Brigadoon aren't more controversial: it's more niche while Chainsaw Man is mainstream normie anime.
Shameless ones are not worth to deal with. Ones have some shame wouldn't like normies knowing about their otaku or hobby either. I'd not have it other way with latter ones.
I feel like with this new gen of weebs on social media, they can handle boobas if contents are more like these.
> Two male men sodomizing eachother - stunning and brave.
Was a great ride is all I can say, hope it sticks the landing.
Is Baki particularly mainstream outside of being meme fuel? I kind of got tired of it at around Baki projection fighting the Mantis. Kengan (also known as Baki light) I managed to get up to date a couple of years ago but am in no hurry to get back to speed.
I would classify it as Reddit. An actual breakdown of the population of people intentionally watching edgy anime but get offended by sexual content is going to include a very healthy pile of Britbongs and Eurofags.
The three main complaints I see are (A) Denji thinks with his dick, as if that's surprising for a young man in high school, (B) he's somehow pathetic for letting his base instincts get the better of him in the wake of massive trauma, and (C) he's every bit as pathetic as he was at the beginning of the series.
If you're cool with manga, Karate Survivor isn't half bad.
I mean, you've gotta admit that the latest chapter was pretty egregious. Like I don't even know how somebody looked at that and went "Okay, we can put this in a magazine that kids read", they let Fujimoto get away with a lot but this time, it's like he was flexing how he can do whatever he wants.
In fairness, it was on Jump+ which allows adult content.
Chillin' in Another World with Level 2 Super Cheat Powers was cute, but it's technically a guy from one fantasy world being summoned to another one. The opening song is silly cute tho with lots of booba
damn this guy is acting like a massive redditor but he still had more balls than most men today
The Faraway Paladin is a good one. It's technically an isekai but MC never really has flashbacks or invents mayonnaise or anything, it's really just an excuse for why the MC ends up as a baby in the middle of nowhere to get raised by 3 undead heroes who had to cut a deal with the neutral god of undeath to finish their damn big quest. Setting seems very western tabletop/fantasy, probably giving me Dragonlance vibes as much as anything, Notable for having the one good depiction of a Tolkien-style dragon in anime as the antagonist of the 2nd season.