Mine’s Chobits - It’s ahead of its time, it has a banger OP, and Sugita Tomokazu is a great comedy MC VA.
It’s a little cheating, however. I liked it for other aspects and it only happens to have an ecchi tag in MAL.
Mine’s Chobits - It’s ahead of its time, it has a banger OP, and Sugita Tomokazu is a great comedy MC VA.
It’s a little cheating, however. I liked it for other aspects and it only happens to have an ecchi tag in MAL.
Yeah, and as a matter of fact I think most ecchi anime don’t even show nipples (tho panty shots are often frequent). The furthest most ecchi anime will ever go is showing nipples, but generally you’re going to see things that are purposefully towing the line (barely-there swimsuits, groping, shirts/towels/hair just conveniently hanging down to cover important bits, references to sex toys and/or BDSM, et cetera.). The point of an ecchi is to be sexually arousing first, rather than just having a naked dark-skinned cat girl in an otherwise fairly serious action show about soul people with sentient swords. Most ecchi anime tends to be comedy as a result.
yeah then im thinking ecchi for me practically means anime because like it was the large majority of what I saw back when I had to go to conventions and anime clubs to see stuff and even now feels about half of it.
Okay, I see where the confusion lies: fanservice is what that T&A in most anime is called. Ecchi is when that’s the main focus of the show. Again, it’s like how in a PG-13 movie they’re allowed a certain level of “suggestive themes” like an implied sex scene, but if they’re too blatant/obvious/frequent they’ve got to go up to an R rating.
So, like,
The anime community (especially in the West) has had a bad reputation about making the fanservice front-and-center (for various reasons I won’t get into here) but I think one should make a clear separation between what you see at fan meetups and what the actual content of the anime is.