Comment on I may be the opposite of most otakus, but screw it
mnemonicmonkeys@sh.itjust.works 1 week agoSuguha is explicitly stated to be Kirito’s cousin and was also raised as his sister. It’s alsoexplicitly stated that she was in love with Kirito. This is in the 2nd half of season 1, the Alfheim Online Arc.
And there’s also the scene where Asuna escapes from her cell in the 2nd half of season 1, where she ends up recaptured by guards who for some “mysterious” reason are tentacle monsters, and casually suggest tentacle raping Asuna before putting her back in her cage. And there is literally 0 point for the scene to be like this except the writer and anime studio wanted to suggest tentacle rape.
If you had instead said it’s just a couple of bad scenes in an otherwise good show, that’d be one thing. I wouldn’t agree, but I could at least respect that argument. But no, you didn’t make that argument. You instead feigned ignorance of a show you claim to be a fan of just to call me a poser.
And for the record, I watched through Gun Gale Online when it came out. The end of that was barely less gross than the Alfheim Arc.
Yakuza_Wolf_ReRise@thelemmy.club 1 week ago
I can actually argue against this
Suguha may have feelings for Kirito, but not only did Suguha accepted that her brother was with someone else, but also we see why she was like that. She lost her brother to a death game and before that, he was also isolating himself from her because he wasn’t really part of the family. So it was less of a “incest relationship”, and more a someone who wanted her brother back
Also, Asuna didn’t do nothing. Not only did she learned about Oberon’s real plans, but she managed to steal a card that allowed Kirito get pass a literally impossible task that was by design. But you’ll actually know that if you didn’t prioritize focusing on “tencle rape”.
Which why the main character beat the every lovin’shit out of the man who raped his GF in front of him and beat up another guy who was going to do the same thing this his friend, and basically killed another person for doing to another friend. The series NEVER fantasized SA, it clearly shows how bad it is and has our protagonist stops it
These reasons are why I can’t SAO haters, your heads so far up your ass to see that the series is demonizing SA and has the characters commiting SA be brutally punished. If you just don’t like seeing SA in shows, that’s fine. I don’t like those scenes either. But I at least have the media literacy to know why these are there and to highlight how evil the villains are. So don’t go saying that SAO has a rape fetish without understanding the point of the scene.
mnemonicmonkeys@sh.itjust.works 1 week ago
Wasn’t there a scene where it was heavily implied that Suguha had just masturbated to Kirito? You’re writing an entire essay to argue against what the anime very directly states.
Take a step back and actually loom at the show. None of the actions or plans for any of the villians ever make any sense. The sexual assualts are distractions to prevent the audience from realizing that. But the author picks distractions that he thinks are cool. It’s a tactic called ‘debate and switch’. It’s when the author writes themselves into a corner that they don’t want to address, so they have the villain do something ridiculously evil out of left field to distract the audience.
Ironic. A lot of us can actually tell when the author makes immature asspulls throughout the series. But you seem incapable of that and get irrationally angry about it.
Also as a sidenote: this asshole also wrote “glomping 2 years of cum into her pussy” in one of SAO’s side stories. The author hasn’t matured past age 14. Maybe that’s why you’re a fan of the series.
Yakuza_Wolf_ReRise@thelemmy.club 1 week ago
Now I know you’re making shit up, since there wasn’t a scene like that at all
Sugou clearly wanted to use Kayaba’s technology to mind control people, which was clearly stated in the series itself. And Kyoji was clearly wanted Shino, what was rejected. Those are some clear motivations