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REVIEW: Aesthetica of a Rogue Hero 1 - 6 streaming

Didn't see people whining about the opposite when Occult Academy came out. Talk about double standards. People who bitch about sexism are filled with it.

Occult Academy was not exactly a well-received show in itself.

So its okay to watch a show with "preschoolers", excuse me moe characters killing each other in shows like Madoka or fantasizing about each other in shows like Yuri Yuri. Thats okay, and not offensive. But clearly a show where a man is liked by several female characters is misogynistic and other such nonsensical adjectives.

We need another Seikon/Manyuu minus wimpy males.

Carl Kimlinger wrote two reviews of it; he wasn't all that impressed by it.

@Princess_Irene I'm sorry if I was a little rude in my earlier post, I just get frustrated constantly seeing these (albeit trashy) fan service shows reviewed poorly for their abundance of fan service. I appreciate what you and every other reviewer does here on this site and I am glad you took the time to write about the show. Who knows, it might have been better if you were able to watch it on AT-X, because from your descriptions that censoring sounds just terrible.

kanechin wrote:

We need another Seikon/Manyuu minus wimpy males.

Seikon didn't have any wimpy males. In fact, Sasha was probably just as BOSS as Akatsuki, only a little younger.

Manyuu had males?

To be perfectly honest, it isn't just the fanservice of this show that brought it down. I don't mind fanservice unless it interferes with the plot, really, and I wanted to like this show for its more intelligent lead and interesting premise. But it just tread such abusive, predatory territory that I felt it detracted from the potential story, which wasn't developing fast enough.

He's not even a pervert(at least not any more than guys his age =0p), since he doesn't go out of his way to "sneak a peek".

Much better than Dakara H, where, ONCE AGAIN, the guy, for NO reason falls for another tsundere girl he just met...

Yttrbio wrote:

octopodpie wrote: drale wrote: I'm not trying to be a chauvinist here or anything, but why does ANN have a woman doing a review for a show so obviously aimed at male audiences? You've failed in that department. Well, streaming reviews are from "whoever watches it" rather than from assignments, if I understand what I've read before from ANN staff. That said, it is a bit like reading a vegetarian's review of a steakhouse.

Or male politicians on abortion laws.