Osomatsu-san is an unabashedly crude show, especially for an anime, that has featured dudes getting piss-drunk, public nudity, shitting on tables, sexual harassment, murder, and a guy ripping his own ballsack off.
Stay safe watching your anime, guys. There are people saying they are dropping the show entirely because of this post without even watching the episode in question. Sadly not the first time I saw this happen.
They're in fandom studies.
Osomatsu-san is an unabashedly crude show, especially for an anime, that has featured dudes getting piss-drunk, public nudity, shitting on tables, sexual harassment, murder, and a guy ripping his own ballsack off.
Fantards on Tumblr have ignored this up until now because they want to fantasize about the brothers having gay incestuous sex.
You could've very well started a betting pool for how many episodes it'd take for them to get pissed off.
Literally murdering trans people.
To be fair, she's not subitting her headcanons outright.
Osomatsu-san is an unabashedly crude show, especially for an anime, that has featured dudes getting piss-drunk, public nudity, shitting on tables, sexual harassment, murder, and a guy ripping his own ballsack off.
Fantards on Tumblr have ignored this up until now because they want to fantasize about the brothers having gay incestuous sex.
You could've very well started a betting pool for how many episodes it'd take for them to get pissed off.
Literally murdering trans people.
They're in fandom studies.
Fandom studies.
From what I'm aware of vaguely, "fandom studies" is basically people using fandom shit in academia. It's mildly controversial (for a very autistic definition of controversial) because a lot of people do not really appreciate other people using their fanfiction/fanart/etc. as part of a study. Generally speaking, people do fandom stuff for the enjoyment of themselves and those they share interests with, and they don't always appreciate having it psychoanalyzed. People tend to especially have issues with it when it's academia sticking its nose into fandom, but even fandom finding its way into academia can cause issues. Though Tumblr is probably more okay with it than past fandom incarnations, given their tendency to politicize fucking everything.
It really annoys me when Tumblrinas talk about their headcanons as if they're incredibly important and socially relevant, even though it's painfully obvious that they're just getting off on them. This one says that this is some important statement about trans issues, but she just makes it obvious that she flicks the bean to the idea of gay, trans werewolves. People on Tumblr are incredibly transparent about the way they use social issues to justify their creepy fetishes.
Pretty sure it's not anyone else's problem but your own if you look at a raceless character with a big nose and automatically think "Jewish".
Anti racistThe temptation to send all sorts of stupid bullshit is large.
This is even uglier than Assigned Male and that's saying something.
