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DontmesswithKarma
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Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2016 12:05 am
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tbh the pv for this impressed me so much it's one of my most anticipated summer releases. loved the direction and animation in it
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DmonHiro
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Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2016 12:28 am
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Has anyone noticed that the summer season always has a lot of fujoshi aimed shows? Why don't they spread them out more? There's hardly any during the autumn-winter season.
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tsvkkis
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Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2016 12:50 am
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I can already tell that glasses boy will be my fav
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CrowLia
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Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2016 1:09 am
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DmonHiro wrote: | Has anyone noticed that the summer season always has a lot of fujoshi aimed shows? Why don't they spread them out more? There's hardly any during the autumn-winter season. |
Have you even looked at the Fall lineup for this year? There are already two very obviously fujoshi sports anime, plus UtaPri, Tourabu, Bungou Stray Dogs, and that's just the most obvious fujoshi stuff. There's also Natsume coming and Fune wo Amu and Nanbaka both look like they could have big fujoshi appeal. Last Fall there was Osomatsu, Haikyuu, Dance with Devils, Starmyu, K and OwaSera, just the most obvious fujoshi stuff. One could argue Gundam IBO is kind of a fujoshi show too
The only confirmed show for Winter'17 is Yowapeda, a sports anime. Last winter we had Rakugo, StoPri and Norn, and there was also Shirayuki-hime which is a shoujo (not quite a fujoshi show, but aimed at the female audience) and DRRR which is a beloved franchise by the fujoshi crowd.
This summer is the first time fujoshi shows outnumber otaku shows, but that's just the sign of how much the market has grown, there's been lots of fujoshi and female-oriented shows in the past year or so
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Hameyadea
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Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2016 4:29 am
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The premise of the show also seems interesting, but the voice talent attached here... Can't wait
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SpookyPie
Joined: 27 Mar 2016
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Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2016 6:05 am
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"CrowLia" summed it up perfectly I think. While I'm not personally one to watch shows like this I have friends that love them, and it's enjoyable seeing more people I know get excited for more shows.
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Rivailloli
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Location: Virginia
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Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2016 7:19 am
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And still not a girl in sight, we're getting closer to getting the male equivalent of CGDCT anime. I'm hype for it. Everything about it looks pretty great. I'm also finding it interesting they're putting a heavier/stockier character into the cast. It seems like they're trying to fit just about anyone's type. (Also finger crossed for homolust between the two main guys!)
CrowLia wrote: |
DmonHiro wrote: | Has anyone noticed that the summer season always has a lot of fujoshi aimed shows? Why don't they spread them out more? There's hardly any during the autumn-winter season. |
Have you even looked at the Fall lineup for this year? There are already two very obviously fujoshi sports anime, plus UtaPri, Tourabu, Bungou Stray Dogs, and that's just the most obvious fujoshi stuff. There's also Natsume coming and Fune wo Amu and Nanbaka both look like they could have big fujoshi appeal. Last Fall there was Osomatsu, Haikyuu, Dance with Devils, Starmyu, K and OwaSera, just the most obvious fujoshi stuff. One could argue Gundam IBO is kind of a fujoshi show too
The only confirmed show for Winter'17 is Yowapeda, a sports anime. Last winter we had Rakugo, StoPri and Norn, and there was also Shirayuki-hime which is a shoujo (not quite a fujoshi show, but aimed at the female audience) and DRRR which is a beloved franchise by the fujoshi crowd.
This summer is the first time fujoshi shows outnumber otaku shows, but that's just the sign of how much the market has grown, there's been lots of fujoshi and female-oriented shows in the past year or so |
While I'd argue some of the titles are more for the shoujo/otome crowd, (like Norn), I basically agree. There is most certainly a rise in female otaku/fujoshi type shows, particularly of the sports variant. This guy welcomes them either way though cause more sports = more boys = better.
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Wingbeats
Joined: 23 Feb 2015
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Posted: Sat Jun 11, 2016 3:54 pm
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I'm so hyped for this ridiculous-looking show
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