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But in this episode, you get a naughty camera angle up the ass or crotch in a scene that's supposed to be suspenseful. Taking me out of the experience & ruining the moment. No. POV of the phantom/monster/killer is often used in horror/thriller movies. For example: Predator, Black Christmas, Friday 13th franchise, Halloween franchise and dozens of giallo movies out there. And those are just from the top of my head.
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2021-10-04, 03:12 | Link #22 |
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[QUOTE=Obelisk ze Tormentor;6487844]Think about it: when two characters are kissing or having sex in horror movies, those scenes are meant to be romantic or/and erotic (until the ghost/monster/killer appear to scare/kill them). The exposed skin, naughty angles & nudity supported the intention of the said scenes.
But in this episode, you get a naughty camera angle up the ass or crotch in a scene that's supposed to be suspenseful. Taking me out of the experience & ruining the moment. /QUOTE] You can also apply your view of horror movies to this show: those scenes are meant to be romantic or/and erotic. So, your experience is ruined when the horror movies have the same intention. and Terminator, Puppet Masters, etc., but those scenes are relative short compared to third person's point of view. When the movies use these scenes majority of the time, the intention of the horror moive is lost. |
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In the case of this show, turning all the naughty fanservice shots into ghost POVs will at least add to the suspense of the scenes instead of ruining it. It's not ideal, but still better IMO. Unless you are really thirsty and really want to see ass-shots & crotch-shots regardless.
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2021-10-04, 03:42 | Link #24 | ||
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Your question is inviting a rear disucssion, which is off topic. If you are looking for discussion about a rear, watch Prison School anime. The characers talks a lot about it. It is breif scene, but not the main point of the show. Same for horror movie. The romance/erotic scene is out of no where. It is meant to ruin your mood and transition back to main theme. Quote:
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2021-10-04, 03:55 | Link #25 | |
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Do you know the difference between shot, scene & sequence?
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2021-10-04, 08:43 | Link #27 |
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I rather liked the creepy factor, but am in total agreement that the fanservice had no context - it offered nothing to the plot whatsoever and was especially crass. The narrative equivalent of upskirting, basically.
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2021-10-04, 11:19 | Link #28 |
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While I understand that the pervy camera angle with no context is annoying to some, it does have a purpose:
It's faithful to the original source material since the first part of Mieruko-chan had all those pervy angles and seen-through panty lines and Hana bras until later on when it was established and the mangaka could focus more on the scary and mystery part. After that fanservice became rarer, less pervy voyeur angle based and more context based like changing clothes in P.E. or a bath. We can consider ourselves lucky that Passione didn't go all the way to the original source, cause in the Twitter original Miko-chan peed her panties after surviving the first contact with the creepy ghosts. And honestly if she had done that, I wouldn't have seen it as a perverted scene since I would have done way worse if I had been in her shoes, no kidding...
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2021-10-04, 11:40 | Link #29 | |
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If it can be a good horror anime, good.
If it can't be a good horror anime, at least be fanservice. If it can be both, even better. (It's not right now, BTW) Quote:
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2021-10-04, 11:58 | Link #31 | ||
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I mean, if the manga at this point is already popular enough to sustain itself without gratuitous fanservice, why the anime went back to the "dark age" of the manga by animating all the unnecessary non-contextual pervy shots?? For example, when Ufotable adapted Fate/Stay Night, they didn't need to animate all the random sex that happened in the game. Just few of the plot-necessary ones. Quote:
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2021-10-04, 12:55 | Link #32 | |
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I think you focus too much on those couple pervy shots, they ain't a big deal and gone by like episode 3 or so. Besides if you like the pee out of fear part then you're in luck, that's all I gonna say.
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2021-10-04, 14:28 | Link #34 | |
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It will, no worries. Considering what the studio showed us at the ED, I know you gonna enjoy this when we get to the real good stuff. Dude, that's why I wrote "pee out of fear" and not just "pee", you know, the emotional part you didn't bother to bold despite it being quite literally "plot-relevant" for a horror show about an average girl suddenly seeing monstrous beings every day and night? No horror without fear, ain't it so?^^ For now, just relax, I'm a bit sad that this fanservice part bothered you so much since you expected a horror show from the get-go, but it won't be there forever and when it returns occasionally, it will be with context. Just see it as an attempt of a till then unsuccessful mangaka to try to get as much attention as possible before he hit it big. I remember the mangaka drawing a short 4-koma how he proposed his ideas to his wife, who's also a mangaka, for a new web manga: one is pervy as hell, the other scary and she goes take the scary one and next day he's like "honey, I got 100k likes" and she just "oh nice", totally relaxed. It's a bit annoying, sure, but thankfully not that big of a deal. If it had been like this for the entire series then I don't think I would have enjoyed it as much either, so you ain't alone in this. xD
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2021-10-04, 19:06 | Link #37 |
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I'm following the manga but I never considered it a fanservice manga, of course there's fanservice but the same is true for Evangelion and people don't consider it a fanservice anime.
To be honest I kinda forgot the first episodes and maybe that's because it has changed over time or maybe it makes a different impact when you see it animated. Anyway the biggest draw to the manga for me is how absurdly detailed an horrifying are the monsters and the contrast it makes with the main character. You can't help but feeling sorry for her because if you'd see something like that IRL you'd probably go insane. Now it's notoriously difficult to transpose horror art from black and white manga into anime, we have already seen how that (didn't) work with Junji Ito collection. I'm not entirely sure that Passione can pull it off, but I will see. The things we've seen so far are creepy but not nearly creepy enough compared to the original.
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2021-10-04, 19:44 | Link #38 |
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Honestly I think the fanservice is pretty minor compared to the actual plot of the episode. This girl's life is horrible. Even the episode put more focus on that than actual discussion so far . I know people can get distracted easily, but there was way more plot than fanservice here.
Legitimately horrible for Miko. I have no idea how she's managed to and can continue to stay remotely sane. Absolute horrors approaching her on a regular basis and all she can do is endure until they get bored and leave. No means of dealing with it, no means of creating some space for herself, just...kind of stuck. All the more so since even acknowledging it or confiding in others probably wouldn't do her much good. Not being believed would be a serious threat and really no one can help her from things they can't see. I guess the key question will be how well the show can keep things interesting. Might run out of steam fast if I'm only ever feeling sorry for this poor girl.
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