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The Something Awful Forums > The Finer Arts > VEGETA > Demi-chan wa Kataritai / Interviews with Monster Girls
 
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Dec 22, 2013

Ytlaya posted:

Since I apparently wasn't that clear, I don't really consider this much of a harem manga; I consider it to be in the general genre of "cute girls doing cute things (but let's not kid ourselves this is aimed at an almost entirely male audience)". Moreso than the Dullahan and Succubus teacher being interested in the doctor guy (which doesn't really bug me to be honest), it's the way it seems to highlight the whole "girls in puberty being insecure/immature" angle in a context that is obviously not actually aimed at girls/women. Again, I don't think this sort of thing is terrible (and as mentioned before it has some degree of plausible deniability), but I just can't shake the feeling that "women/girls being insecure" is supposed to be appealing in a "moe" way or something.

The only reason I wrote any words about this in the first place is that I had this vague sense of misgiving and was trying to figure out where it was coming from. Stuff with more "explicit" fanservice like Keijo doesn't really bother me much at all (I think partly because the source of the fan-service is physical and involves older characters, as opposed to the youth/immaturity itself being the draw).

I laughed at the vampire being a brat and I want to touch the teacher's huge muscles but then again I'm gay

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Dec 22, 2013

The Colonel posted:

i'm gay but also i want to touch his huge muscles so i think it might just be a universal thing

ah, the reverse Beyonce

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Dec 22, 2013

wish my highschool library was this good

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Dec 22, 2013
 14-16 seems like the best time to read Sailor Who Fell From Grace With The Sea so I hope the anime library stocks the rest of Mishima too

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Dec 22, 2013
 https://twitter.com/patchimlikit/status/824243451877134336

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Dec 22, 2013
 I love how Himari wears kinda goth/hot topic accessories at home.

Young succubus in the preview looks cute

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Dec 22, 2013

Explosions posted:

A) Within the central metaphor of the series, being a succubus correlates to PTSD or anxiety disorders.

B) The detective specifically states that her powers work on any straight male without exception.

C) Sakie doesn't have a relationship with her father anymore.

D) :(

"Ok, but what if this one was raped as a child?"

- a completely normal person watching a cutesy comedy show about some dumb highschoolers and their two teachers

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Dec 22, 2013
 I watched the episode with the policeman finally and I thought it was gonna be bad unlike the manga because people kept freaking out about it but it was the same as the manga, and fine, peace

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