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This is really starting to tire me.
Any time I see a game/manga/anime/whatever the fuck that has an all-female cast, then my interest in it drops sharply. I can get interested enough in it to get it, but it will take some serious work. Can we please just stop making all this Otaku shit? Whatever happened to making things with both genders (and actually having interesting characters, but that's a whole 'nother show) and simply making good stuff?!
I also hate how it is nothing but a blatant marketing tactic--almost any all-female work, I can guarantee, has no other redeeming features and relies solely on the dicks of the male userbase to keep selling.
God dammit. I thought people bought things with their heads, not their dicks.
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^ Ninja'd.
The fact that these all show up so much is the exact reason why I make sure ALL of my works that I would like to see animated have nearly even gender ratios.
Even the story that takes places at a boy-only school has an even gender ratio! Come on how hard is this shit
Shoujo provides with aplomb - it was famously spoofed by Ouran High School Host Club.
Actually, I wasn't really that interested in buying Maburaho. And I was bored as shit and wanted to watch it with my friend so we could Real-Time MST it.
Not that that's a good thing. It kinda goes to show that when casting characters they didn't seem to think much about the fact that they sorta contradicted their own premise by including several male characters who are of the approximate age of the female leads, but who are not involved in military service.
^ That sounds like an awesome reason to buy something, actually. However, I may be thinking with my lulz.
Also, nit-pick time, Sora No Woto has a bunch of guys in it. One of them is even a grizzled vet one of the main cast has a crush on.
So we're left with K-On!.
I'd still disagree that it's about filling harem archetypes, I'd say they're more going for character types that have been proven to interact in amusing ways.
No. You are very wrong. The fact that you say this suggests that you have a very limited exposure to media that isn't shitty harem anime.
I know you later said that that's not really what you meant, but it should be noted that the distinction you made is kind of bullshit (essentially, you're saying that female casts are bad when they aren't done well, which, you know, is a tautology), so your argument still sucks.