Shoujo Kakumei Utena - All of the male characters get sexualise in one way or the other to point of parody by the Akio arc, tell me how many times you saw Akio or Touga with their shirts open during the arc; here are the best example I could think of:

Zeldafan888 wrote:Shoujo Kakumei Utena - All of the male characters get sexualise in one way or the other to point of parody by the Akio arc, tell me how many times you saw Akio or Touga with their shirts open during the arc; here are the best example I could think of

I don't think that compares to the other examples in this thread.

Is there a clear definition of what counts as fan-service anyway? It seems a very vague concept to me; and while there are many obvious examples, there are also many cases which are quite uncertain quite apart from the matter of differing cultural sensibilities (I mean within the West, not just between the West and Japan).

Well, I'm watching Railgun S-1 right now and I'd say EP 13 probably takes the cake for Anime I've actually seen.

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Fix'd.

@To the Threadstarter: "What's The Most Blatant Trolling You've Seen In EGF?"

soul.assassin wrote:@To the Threadstarter: "What's The Most Blatant Trolling You've Seen In EGF?"

how is this 'trolling' exactly? its a question

people abuse the word trolling nowadays

Zeldafan888 wrote:Shoujo Kakumei Utena - All of the male characters get sexualise in one way or the other to point of parody by the Akio arc, tell me how many times you saw Akio or Touga with their shirts open during the arc; here are the best example I could think of:

kek

I guess I shouldn't start grimacing over proposed examples of extremely ambiguous term like fanservice but if you think those are examples of fanservice per se then Utena is banana.

blatant ass/tit shots in the -monogatari series

In my collection, the most blatant is Golden Boy. Curiously, and to my embarrassment, that was my first introduction to anime, so it's hardly surprising that it was a long time before I was persuaded to take the medium seriously.

One that comes to mind is Green Green. I actually felt a bit sick after watching it.

I'd have to go with ADV's release of Plastic Little, which broke bold new ground by first introducing the on screen 'jiggle counter' special feature.

NemZ wrote:I'd have to go with ADV's release of Plastic Little, which broke bold new ground by first introducing the on screen 'jiggle counter' special feature.

I think we've reached this thread's top.

And on-topic: I guess i would have to go with "To Love Ru" although i'm not sure if Echhi series count.

They re-used that for Burn-Up/Excess (and possibly /W as well); but I still wouldn't list those titles under this thread, because they were really quite tame.

I've recently watched season one of Highschool DxD, and I'm surprised no one's mentioned it yet. It's a show built solely around tits.
The BDs aren't even censored, so you can hardly go a minute without huge naked breasts bouncing everywhere.
And the cut-away screens look like this:

Dream wrote:I think we've reached this thread's top.

And on-topic: I guess i would have to go with "To Love Ru" although i'm not sure if Echhi series count.

From what I've heard, though, To-Love-Ru, whilst hugely ecchi, is also hilarious.

Do OVA specials count? Because the first 2 Girls und Panzer specials existed for nothing but fanservice.

Agent AIKA anyone?

I forget what the Japanese title was but We Without Wings: Under the Innocent Sky had copious amounts of fanservice in each episode. The uncut blu-ray rips upped the ante even more. And I freakin LOVED it! Nothing wrong with some fanservice IMO.

Paranoid wrote:It's a show built solely around tits.

I love this series because it saved my life few months ago.

Great show.

But i agree that it has really blatant HC fanservice.