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omnistry
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She also blushed when she imagined Chiyo in the cat suit in episode 11. Omega kawaii!! And yes Kaorin is perhaps bisexual, but the love for Sakaki is indeed pure. |
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omar235
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Exactly, even if she isn't a hardcore lesbian theres still a very defined line between worshiping a person as an idol and having fantises about them. As far as the whole Chiyo in a penguin suit, you don't have to be into beastility to think is cute but I know where your heading with this, though she really could just be one of those people who let there animal eat with them at the dinner table. Maybe I don't want to think about her getting off on some animal...now if she were masochist it wouldn't bother me at all.
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selenta
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Yeah, I think it's one of those shows that, while it seems obviously aimed at a target audience, it attracts a completely different group of fans. AzuDai does look like it's obviously a kid show, but kids don't seem to like it that much; it's the otaku that do 
Seems to be the same sort of thing as shows like Strawberry Panic, which is obviously a shoujo among shoujos in style, but still attracts a much larger audience from the otaku and young male audience than the target audience for the series (though in both cases, you could argue quite persuasively that the animators were well aware of this... "phenomenon"... when they were deciding which shows to produce) 
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frentymon
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Really? Most AzuDai fans I know in real life are female. |
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selenta
Subscriber Posts: 1774 Location: Seattle, WA |
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well... I was specifically refering to Strawberry Panic with that comment... but I'd bet it's true for AzuDai too. My point was just that the series look like they're obviously designed for one target audience, but for whatever reason find tons of fans in a different audience.
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Ramadahl
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Honestly, I have no idea what you're talking about here... Now where's Zac's pancake bunny picture when you need it...? EDIT: Thanks to PantsGoblin for the info (and the grammar correction  ).
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PantsGoblin
Subscriber Encyclopedia Editor  Posts: 2969 Location: L.A. |
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Not really "Zac's" pancake bunny. The bunny has been around for a while (although, dead now). |
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suna_suna
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Sakaki blushes when she sees and/or thinks of something cute. or when she's embarassed. anyone can like animals or think they're cute without being made out to be into bestiallity. she also thinks that cats are especially cute. and i thought chiyo was to cute while she was in the peguin suit. |
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Mohawk52
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Hisdon
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There is so much evidence for the homosexuality though! As far as pride colors goes, I'm referring to the spectrum of the rainbow (the pride color, as in gay pride) that appears in a lot of Kaorin's dreams/fantasies |
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Mohawk52
Posts: 8202 Location: England, UK |
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Hisdon
Posts: 411 Location: Poquoson, VA |
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Considering the other symbols and the diolog protrayed I think it's appropriate to associate the symbol with the connotation that's in discussion. In addition, I said the spectrum of the rainbow, not a rainbow it's self. One example I believe was fireworks who's tails were the spectrum of a rainbow (checks ep 6), yup that's what it was. I don't see why it's not a possibility. |
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pieisexactlythree
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Hold on a minute. We really ought to verify that the rainbow has the same symbolic value in Japan. I doubt it, but y'all could prove me wrong... |
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Hisdon
Posts: 411 Location: Poquoson, VA |
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pretty sure the pride color is international... |
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pieisexactlythree
Posts: 72 Location: Portland, OR |
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Most likely true within the gay-rights movement. However, Unlike the US, UK, etc, Japan seems to be a society in which minority social movements have much less sway. I'd be curious to know if this symbol carries much weight to the casual observer in Japan. [/quote] |
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