@Frogkun

Frog-kun

Well, anime/manga/LNs is often written with an eye towards the fan fiction market in a way other forms of story-based usually aren't. So things I have issues with (e.g. how easily divorced characters are from setting, cookie-cutter character archetypes) are often part of the design.

"It's not a big, it's a feature!"
In all seriousness, I think every genre has its conventions, so anime shouldn't be regarded as special for having them. At the same time, it's okay to have a soft spot for anime tropes. And yeah, a lot of the time the effect is intended.

Latest answers from Frog-kun

Why is anitwitter so into lesbian relationships but mostly ignore BL?

depends which part of anitwitter you're following. i follow quite a few BL fans myself

Why is Yamakan no longer behind Wake Up, Girls!? And why are the S2 character designs objectively inferior to the movie/S1 ones?

this sounds like something you should be asking tne Sakugablog people if you want a non-shitpost answer

Frog-kun, how many anime fandoms would you consider yourself part of? Also AotY 2016?

i don't consider myself a part of any particular fandom at the moment. i am fans of things but don't do fandom stuff besides maybe shitposting on twitter. also my favourite anime of 2016 was Kimi no Na wa

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