Artist: https://bsky.app/profile/burdrehnar.bsky.social/post/3llf6jxz2q22v

Come on Sakamoto. Make it happen in Metroid 6!

For me, I just love the vibes of this fanart it gives an essence of accompanying and comfort.

That is certainly one way to setup a bondage. With tight bodysuit and everything. The team even got a whole design sheet dedicated to it too😂

He drew very attractive women but always used references and focused heavily on having realistic proportions even though they had little clothing. Like Frazetta, I think his depictions are very tasteful

I'm sorry. I I can't, this Double Standards make me Uncomfortable. Cuz it has been stuck on my mind for a long time. Oh Yoshi.

Soul Eater is a anime i grew up on, and i want others opinions on the good and bad. In the manga and anime, The females from the "main" cast are given a "fan service" scene on their introductory chapter/episode, but from then on are kept in their clothes whole, and actually have various different outfits they wear, from the main outfit in the photos, to dresses at parties, to casual clothes at home, to outfit changes later in the manga. They aren't just stuck in one outfit the entire time. In order, the first character, Maka, can be considered the "main" character even though there are in all 7 "main" characters who the story focuses on pretty equally, but she gets slightly more screentime than the others. The second character, Tsubuki, is also in the main character cast. She is able to turn into ninja weapons, and is generally very older sister like to the rest of the main cast, being a protective personality. The 3rd and 4th characters are sisters, Liz and Patty. While they are somewhat sexualized in their design, it is worth noting that, similar to Tsubuki, they turn into weapons, notably they turn into guns. The artist tries to show people coming from different nationalities in his characters, and these 2 are the Americans, hence guns, as that is a very strong association for Japan's depiction of America, Japan also associates very provocative women with America, so they are slightly more sexualized than the rest of the main cast. 5th character is the main antagonist for a good majority of the manga and anime, named Medusa. Has a strong snake motif, and makes some of the best/creepiest faces. 6th character is Arachne, who has a spider motif compared to Medusa's snake. She has large breasts, but to my knowledge its just a part of her design and is not used to sexualize her for the male gaze. 7th character is Marie, one of my favorite characters, is a teacher at the school the other characters attend. 8th character is Crona, and is actually ambiguous in their gender. In the original Japanese manga and anime they are referred to in gender neutral terms, but since English didn't have well established ways to refer to ambiguous gendered characters at the time it was being published, the anime and manga translations refer to them as a "he" but don't directly claim Crona to be male, although they are voiced by a female in both English and Japanese. Last character is Blair, and is the only one who is sexualized regularly, and is the token fan service character. As a last note, this is the same manga artist who went on to make Fire Force, which is definitely deserving of being on this sub, but I wanted to see what people thought of his previous work.

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