Worst examples of blatant fanservice
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Wait, what? Only stupid women can have matching underwear, and then only rarely?Meriatressia said:
Now, I agree about the heels, and that it's unlikely (not impossible) for her to be worried about matching underwear, but I don't see the problem with matching underwear in general.
I'm disgusted by the fact that I share a planet with people who think there can ever be a thing as TOO MUCH fanservice.
Behold! The most blatant showing of Fan Service ever in an anime!!!
OK, all kidding aside, I'm surprised no one has mention THE ecchi manga out there. The ecchi manga so bad, it would literally be not safe for work for me to show you any image from the manga. The ecchi manga with so much fanservice, there are manga with less ecchi that gets labeled as hardcore pornography. I am, of course, talking about My Balls by Harada Shigemitsu.
What's the plot for My Balls, you ask? Well, average boy gets Lord of all Hell trapped in his right testicle. In order to free her, demons try to make said main character, well... rub one out. Hilarity ensues. And no, I can't put any pictures of said examples of fanservice because I will get banned for posting pornographic content. THAT'S how blatant it is.
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OK, all kidding aside, I'm surprised no one has mention THE ecchi manga out there. The ecchi manga so bad, it would literally be not safe for work for me to show you any image from the manga. The ecchi manga with so much fanservice, there are manga with less ecchi that gets labeled as hardcore pornography. I am, of course, talking about My Balls by Harada Shigemitsu.
What's the plot for My Balls, you ask? Well, average boy gets Lord of all Hell trapped in his right testicle. In order to free her, demons try to make said main character, well... rub one out. Hilarity ensues. And no, I can't put any pictures of said examples of fanservice because I will get banned for posting pornographic content. THAT'S how blatant it is.
The Citadel DLC is fanservice (and DLC) done perfectly: I fucking loved everything about it, from the Normandy's crew arguing the merits of the Hammerhead vs the Mako, to the NPCs on the Silver Strip complaining about problems you find in multiplayer, like the godawful random rewards system (NPC to supply officer: "You're the reason we're losing this war.").pearcinator said:Mass Effect 3: Citadel DLC
It's not sexualized like almost everything else shown here but it is still blatant fan service. Cheesy plot, all your favourite characters, lots of jokes (many of which break the fourth wall), all around silliness, you even host a party for everyone!. Yeah it was pretty awesome. Made purely for the fans.
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Sucker Punch: Yeah yeah, gratuitous panty and cleavage shots - get out of the fucking way, you're blocking the steampunk Reichswehr zombies!
Also F.E.A.R 2: It's not particularly offensive, but it is quite noticeable how the entire squad is fully armoured bar the single female character, who just has a sleeveless shirt and flak vest that exposes her midriff.
Final Fantasy X-2 could have been a good game if it wasn't for the oversexualization of the characters. The story would have still blown goats, but at least I wouldn't have been embarrassed to play it.
As far as the sexy fanservice goes I have to say Daenerys Targaryen from the HBO Game of Thrones show.
In the book she's supposed to be 13 or something. But in the show she's like 26 and up. and they did that so she could be naked on screen. Even though her character is still written as a dumb emotional teenager.
an adult acting that way is stupid and it makes her unlikeable (Same with Rob Stark)
So there's my example of bad fanservice dragging a show's quality down.
In the book she's supposed to be 13 or something. But in the show she's like 26 and up. and they did that so she could be naked on screen. Even though her character is still written as a dumb emotional teenager.
an adult acting that way is stupid and it makes her unlikeable (Same with Rob Stark)
So there's my example of bad fanservice dragging a show's quality down.
Were there still fans of Mass Effect after that ending?pearcinator said:Mass Effect 3: Citadel DLC
It's not sexualized like almost everything else shown here but it is still blatant fan service. Cheesy plot, all your favourite characters, lots of jokes (many of which break the fourth wall), all around silliness, you even host a party for everyone!. Yeah it was pretty awesome. Made purely for the fans.
On occasion I see something on the Escher Girls blog that is both disturbing and hilarious, like this post that came on my dash today.
http://eschergirls.tumblr.com/post/91172229847/deadclear-submitted-i-was-at-a-kinokuniya
http://eschergirls.tumblr.com/post/91172229847/deadclear-submitted-i-was-at-a-kinokuniya
So my girlfriend is stupid? I don't know how women buy underwear and bras in clothing stores, but I always thought they came together.Meriatressia said:
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I'm genuinely surprised the big one has never come up. Perhaps one of the worst cases of fan service due to its effect on the internet.
I'm talking, of course, about Krystal Fox.
http://youtu.be/kmJ87DBSgXE?t=8m30s
Go to 8:30.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qu4qr7L0Tns
Why oh WHY is a dog in a skintight suit?
Oh God...I thought I was the only one that found that weird. I really hated the way they handled Emma Frost in this film; even if she does dress like a stripper in the comics, she does fuck all of importance in the film, since she pretty much spends most of her airtime in a fucking prison.Meriatressia said:
Also, this film is set in 1962. Miniskirts weren't even invented then, so there's no reason for them to be wearing them here (unless it's some kind of "alternate universe" thing where, for no apparent reason, they were invented four years earlier).
I like fanservice if it fits the premise, the intended audience, or if it's used as a tool for beauty and drama.
Admittedly there is retarded shit, like Sucker Punch and ME3'S citadel dlc.
Sword Art Online is terrible in every way, the plot, the fanservice, and all.
Admittedly there is retarded shit, like Sucker Punch and ME3'S citadel dlc.
This guy summed it up. There are shows that are intended for an audience that likes fanservice.TristanBelmont said:
Evangelion (the original series at least) has heavy themes of sexual repression, it makes sense part of the time. You're sort of right about Code Geass, but it was kind of split between being mecha/fanservice show and being an actual serious show (of course the director was forced to make it as crazy as possible after Sunrie rushed the 2nd season)TristanBelmont said:
Sword Art Online is terrible in every way, the plot, the fanservice, and all.
Mass Effect 2 had its shortcomings, but I didn't think that was one of them. I did like the teammates in ME1 even if some of them were really boring.Cooperblack said:
It's not trying to be anything else really. I think it's the closest an ecchi manga gets to an eromanga. It onlys gets qualified as non-h cause it doesnt show the naughty bits.xaszatm said:
Yeah, the nudity was fine in GitS the movie because of those reasons. Besides, it's hard to find someone sexually appealing when you watch their literal birth. GitS: SAC season 1's fanservice was inexcusable though. It made no sense from a character or plot standpoint and was just distracting. Glad they got rid of it in pt. 2.Casual Shinji said:
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I would say that it depends on how much money a woman spends on clothing. If a woman is rich enough to do that more power to her.
Underwear can come in matching sets, but those sets can be pretty pricy depending on the store. However, most women don't bother matching them on a day to day basis, not to say that it never happens at all, especially on occasions where she will be dressed up. But since bras are expensive(I think men should go with a woman they know well bra shopping at least once. It is a true learning experience) She will most likely have a good set of neutrally colored bras, some really nice ones for dates and the like(which she will get the matching set for), and maybe a few fun colored bras(which she will get the matching set for). So for example, a woman may have a few black bras(a good neutral color for day to day wear) but a shit ton of black panties. The black bra and black panties didn't necessarily come in a set(they may even come from different stores) but they match in a way. Day to day it is more likely for a woman to worry about the shape of her underwear (say if she is wearing something strapless so she needs to wear a strapless bra, of if she doesn't want to show panty lines she will wear a thong). And as for color she would probably be more concered with if it will show through her clothing, than if the bra and panties match.
So yes, I can see how someone could think that the matching thing is contrived. I don't agree that it is stupid to match ones underwear at all. It's sorta nice to match on special occasions.
I read that when I was 16. Then I decided to read the Darkness sequel and it became porn *shiver*TakerFoxx said:
OT: Fairy Tail got really bad. Like, Ezra-is-stripped-down-and-nearly-raped-by-a-tree bad. People have mentioned Highschool of the Dead, but that was incredibly tongue-in-cheek so it gets a pass in my book. Plus, it was just so stupid, like 80's action movies.