SJW Art and Extremes

[madethistocomment]

I remember when Saikimichan drew some pinups of very clearly adult versions (which she also stated so in the captions) of the BNHA cast, people on tumblr flipped the fuck out over Uraraka and Tsuyu's pictures, saying she was sexualising minors and was a pedophile, how she should choke, the usual tumblr shrieking.

And on Deku, Bakugo, and Kirishima's pictures? Not a single peep. Their pictures were arguably even skimpier than the girls', and not a single person freaked out on her for drawing them.

The double standards would have been almost funny if they weren't wildly frustrating.

 

[Ray]

 

[Creep3r]

Twitter SJWs have shit their pants over Momo yet again, this time over a fantasy AU the creator drew. It's rather tame and not much different than her hero costume, no?
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Spoiler: Not to these bozos

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Spoiler: REEEEEEdesigns

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Is there a thread for the MHA fandom? Seems like every other week they sperg over any stupid matter, especially common anime/manga tropes and fanservice forms that have been around for decades while doing their best to demonize the author. People like them are only going to fuck Japanese media as much as they fucked up western media (especially comics).

I don't think I even recall a fandom for a JUMP manga ever being this bad. Not even Naruto's fanbase was this insufferable and pretentious. They were just as cringy for sure but never this entitled and "virtuous" while whining about "muh sexualization and misrepresentation or lack of representation". Its like MHA was their first or only experience with Japanese media.

 

[Magusyrup]

Is there a thread for the MHA fandom? Seems like every other week they sperg over any stupid matter, especially common anime/manga tropes and fanservice forms that have been around for decades while doing their best to demonize the author. People like them are only going to fuck Japanese media as much as they fucked up western media (especially comics).

I don't think I even recall a fandom for a JUMP manga ever being this bad. Not even Naruto's fanbase was this insufferable and pretentious. They were just as cringy for sure but never this entitled and "virtuous". Its like MHA was their first or only experience with Japanese media.

I feel like MHA being about superheroes makes it a magnet for the types who like superhero comics. And with the way superhero comics have been going recently it only makes sense that they'd be able to bring over some of the tumor into a new medium, I guess

 

[Drunk_Alien]

Is there a thread for the MHA fandom? Seems like every other week they sperg over any stupid matter, especially common anime/manga tropes and fanservice forms that have been around for decades while doing their best to demonize the author. People like them are only going to fuck Japanese media as much as they fucked up western media (especially comics).

I don't think I even recall a fandom for a JUMP manga ever being this bad. Not even Naruto's fanbase was this insufferable and pretentious. They were just as cringy for sure but never this entitled and "virtuous" while whining about "muh sexualization and misrepresentation or lack of representation". Its like MHA was their first or only experience with Japanese media.

It's very obvious the people in mha tumblr/twitter fandom it's their 'baby's first anime and fandom' whining about fanservice, over the top outfits, nsfw of teen characters and people finding said same characters attractive. These things are nothing new in anime/manga fandom and been there for years. Tumblrinas and twitter npcs are like the ''normies'' when it come to stuff like this.

 

[Literally Whojak?]

Hello, first time poster, long time lurker. Very new to the site so sorry if I mess up the format.
I just wanted to share something from the Cookie Run official twitter in regards to white-washed art, so I believe it's appropriate for this thread. They posted fan artwork a few days ago and as usual someone had to come in and ruin the fun, this time however, the devs actually responded.

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For even more context this person has a hobby of running a Tumblr blog where they constantly annoy artists with claims of white washing.

I forgot to put this in my previous post so bare with me, but this was the artist's response to the accusations

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Is there a thread for the MHA fandom? Seems like every other week they sperg over any stupid matter, especially common anime/manga tropes and fanservice forms that have been around for decades while doing their best to demonize the author.

I wish, but we don't have threads centered around fandoms anymore due to them turning into autistic fuckfests

 

[Pina Colada]

I feel like MHA being about superheroes makes it a magnet for the types who like superhero comics. And with the way superhero comics have been going recently it only makes sense that they'd be able to bring over some of the tumor into a new medium, I guess

Good point. They're just mad because their PC comics aren't selling (truth), so they've targeted another series that's on the same mainstream level. At least the majority of Japanese creators don't listen and think they're cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs.

 

[Magusyrup]

Good point. They're just mad because their PC comics aren't selling (truth), so they've targeted another series that's on the same mainstream level. At least the majority of Japanese creators don't listen and think they're cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs.

It really is funny to see people that grew up in a pretty different environment from someone else critique that person because they don't understand the rules they were never taught. Seems pretty ignorant for all the PC warriors to harass someone who lives on the other side of the world.

 

[Creep3r]

At least the majority of Japanese creators don't listen and think they're cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs.

I fear that might change with time. This isn't like the 90s or early 2000s when parents would complain about an anime being too violent or dirty. Back then the best they could do was send letters or make phone calls which would at best result in a show's dub getting more censored/edited as seen with Toonami or 4kids, with none of their complaints ever reaching overseas, and those that might've would probably go ignored due to their scarcity and the language barrier. Now though, we live in an age of instant communication and easy access to learning languages, an age where these new age entitled brats can learn moonspeak faster than ever and make contact with a country which once seemed like an enigma to normie parents. Many manga authors are even starting to get twitter accounts. Right now it doesn't seem too effective, but either through online "friendships" or other means, this kind of oppression mentality may (or may not hopefully) reach Japanese fan groups who will then try to coax the authors to bend to the new ideologies they've been learning from their white college friends overseas (and it might get worse with the coming of the Olympics which some say might put more social pressure on Japan). It also doesn't help that anime companies are trying to make material that will be more "appealing" to overseas markets, although that only seems to apply to Toei for now. But maybe I'm just being overly pessimistic... then again, Murphy's law.

 

[Meowthkip]

I swear these people will never be happy

They're happiest when they're unhappy.

 

[Pina Colada]

I fear that might change with time. This isn't like the 90s or early 2000s when parents would complain about an anime being too violent or dirty. Back then the best they could do was send letters or make phone calls which would at best result in a show's dub getting more censored/edited as seen with Toonami or 4kids, with none of their complaints ever reaching overseas, and those that might've would probably go ignored due to their scarcity and the language barrier. Now though, we live in an age of instant communication and easy access to learning languages, an age where these new age entitled brats can learn moonspeak faster than ever and make contact with a country which once seemed like an enigma to normie parents. Many manga authors are even starting to get twitter accounts. Right now it doesn't seem too effective, but either through online "friendships" or other means, this kind of oppression mentality may (or may not hopefully) reach Japanese fan groups who will then try to coax the authors to bend to the new ideologies they've been learning from their white college friends overseas (and it might get worse with the coming of the Olympics which some say might put more social pressure on Japan). It also doesn't help that anime companies are trying to make material that will be more "appealing" to overseas markets, although that only seems to apply to Toei for now. But maybe I'm just being overly pessimistic... then again, Murphy's law.

That’s why I mentioned the majority of Japanese look down on them. Not that there aren’t other creators who agree with Western politics, but it was in general.

Spoiler: Japan sperging

The times are a-changin’ over there with a generation gap of societal values under an overlying homogenous layer. Twitter is one of the most popular social platforms, and manga authors primarily use their accounts by means of promotion, PR, and interacting with other fellow mangaka. They still have their diehard otaku fans as their consumers, but can’t deny that at the same time, untapped overseas markets are popping up. However, unlike video games, there aren't as many stakes in the West for anime or manga, with the exception of professional (and I use that term a bit loosely) translation and streaming companies. With the way technology is making the language barrier crumble, the West keeps building up false controversy, and Japan is trying to find a way to either answer it or just move along without causing more ruckus.

As for the worst case scenario, it really depends on the outlook with foreigners influencing the Japanese; there are multiple ways in which it can go wrong and/or go right between now and post-Olympics. Saving face is a huge part of Asian culture, and Japan really wants to show off on the world stage next year. Exactly how they'll go about this is another matter. I’m not saying Japan doesn’t have its own social issues nor that radical groups over there don’t exist; you’re always going to find some rabble rousers complaining about something anywhere in the world. Only time will tell if they shift sides or not in favor of their own values. On the flip side, I’m cautiously optimistic about Japan not falling for SJW ruses, but I also agree that you can’t say they’ll be out of the woods anytime soon.

To make a long story short, it’s basically about how the cards will be dealt between crybabies and Japanese creators for the next few years.

 

[scathefire]

That’s why I mentioned the majority of Japanese look down on them. Not that there aren’t other creators who agree with Western politics, but it was in general.

Spoiler: Japan sperging

The times are a-changin’ over there with a generation gap of societal values under an overlying homogenous layer. Twitter is one of the most popular social platforms, and manga authors primarily use their accounts by means of promotion, PR, and interacting with other fellow mangaka. They still have their diehard otaku fans as their consumers, but can’t deny that at the same time, untapped overseas markets are popping up. However, unlike video games, there aren't as many stakes in the West for anime or manga, with the exception of professional (and I use that term a bit loosely) translation and streaming companies. With the way technology is making the language barrier crumble, the West keeps building up false controversy, and Japan is trying to find a way to either answer it or just move along without causing more ruckus.

As for the worst case scenario, it really depends on the outlook with foreigners influencing the and Japanese people; there are multiple scenarios in which it can go wrong and/or go right between now and post-Olympics. Saving face is a huge part of Asian culture, and Japan really wants to show off on the world stage next year. Exactly how they'll go about this is another matter. I’m not saying Japan doesn’t have its own social issues nor that radical groups over there don’t exist; you’re always going to find some rabble rousers complaining about something anywhere in the world. Only time will tell if they shift sides or not in favor of their own values. On the flip side, I’m cautiously optimistic about Japan not falling for SJW ruses, but I also agree that you can’t say they’ll be out of the woods anytime soon.

To make a long story short, it’s basically about how the cards will be dealt between crybabies and Japanese creators for the next few years.

Wouldn’t this be cultural imperialism on the part of the West?

Oh wait, silly me, I forgot that no one cares about imperialism unless it’s the incidents we’ve specifically decided to care about.

 

[glittercum]

why... just why..

 

[sadbird]

why... just why..

is that jeff and... paula?

 

[glittercum]

is that jeff and... paula?

Yep.

 

[Zach_Kun]

why... just why..

Earthbound was a mistake

 

[TokiBun]

Is there a thread for the MHA fandom? Seems like every other week they sperg over any stupid matter, especially common anime/manga tropes and fanservice forms that have been around for decades while doing their best to demonize the author. People like them are only going to fuck Japanese media as much as they fucked up western media (especially comics).

I don't think I even recall a fandom for a JUMP manga ever being this bad. Not even Naruto's fanbase was this insufferable and pretentious. They were just as cringy for sure but never this entitled and "virtuous" while whining about "muh sexualization and misrepresentation or lack of representation". Its like MHA was their first or only experience with Japanese media.

The fandom is preachy and annoying and if you’re an Endeavor fan like I am you’re basically Satan.

 

[Valstrax]

The fandom is preachy and annoying and if you’re an Endeavor fan like I am you’re basically Satan.

Petition to make Endeavor the anime mascot of Kiwi Farms

 

[kidsquid]

More MHA editing, complete with some complementary blackwashing.

Spoiler: Original

Spoiler: Brand New Tumblr™ Version

Notice how they took the time to edit and blackwash the teeny tiny preview next to the title.

 

[Daft Cunt]

More MHA editing, complete with some complementary blackwashing.

Spoiler: Original

Spoiler: Brand New Tumblr™ Version

Notice how they took the time to edit and blackwash the teeny tiny preview next to the title.

Did they have to race-bend the lizard too?