Does fanservice bother you?

Age matters.

True. Those lollies are quite disturbing.

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I was already uncomfortable with Gate doing it, then they married off a twelve year old. So I dropped it.

I haven't watched that one yet, but the fantasy genre is usually one where it does feel way more out of place. Last season they aired a show called Grimgar of Fantasy and Ash. The show was often quite serious in tone and beautifully animated, with backgrounds straight out of a watercolour painting, and then this suddenly happens:

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 Doesn't really fit with what they had been trying to establish up to that point.

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I wished we could go back to the times of Tenchi, but I guess we are long past that.

Lolly-love is really harmless and Gate gets away with it somehow. But it's nothing compared to Oneechan-love that seems to spiral out of control recently. A good example would be Cavalry.

Also, I'm not too bothered about the characters. You know they will show up and I guess I have built-up some kind of resistance by now. Sometimes though it really is still too much. Like the dumb blonde that loses her bra on the beach. I'm really much more bothered by the beach/scary/fireworks/festival-episodes (nothing really new though). Those filler episodes are never needed but always add to fanservice times a thousand.

Edit: right after writing this I started the next episode in Campione! and guess what, It's an 'umi' episode right off the bat, with the main girl jumping to catch a ball and her 'balloons' bouncing.

Eh, it depends. I like High School of the Dead, but sometimes it can be over-the-top and annoying--and this is coming from someone who thinks self-aware moments and fourth wall breaks are great.

Our songs will all be silenced, but what of it? Go on singing. -- Orson Welles

I don't consider that "fanservice", rather "ecchi" anime.

I really dislike so much forced pseudo-nudity and panty shots in Ikkitôsen, my sister insisted it was a good series despite all that.
I used to read High School of the Dead manga, but again it was so much forced situations like those that I got bored, when the anime came out I wasn't interested.

I do love Ranma 1/2, though. But that's different. I don't watch modern anime, only Dragon Ball Super and One Punch Man.

Please excuse my terrible redaction, english is not my native language

Nowadays, the terms are fairly interchangeable. The only real difference is that ecchi is an actual genre, where you go in expecting those scenes, and fanservice can happen anytime across any genre.

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