Pokemon Fandom The Skit Episode 3
by , 1st November 2008 at 03:06 PM (669 Views)
Notice: Before you get all hyped up, this is referring to the entire fanbase. Hint: Great God-Fearing Christian is NOT the fastest-evolving Bug/Poison Pokemon.
Great God-Fearing Christian: Fellow Pokemon fans, we gather here in the Council of the Fanservice Inquisition to discuss a most grievous problem afflicting our franchise. Yes, the visual medium we all know and love hath fallen to the plague of fanservice. Have the creators no morals? Do they not fear God? Why else would they pander to Satan by portraying young girls in such scandalous outfits and corrupt the minds of children everywhere?
Crazy Otaku Girl: *looks up from James Speedo pics* Yes, the lack of male fanservice is a huge problem. I suggest we remedy this with more scenes of shirtless guys in speedos!
Female Congregation: Yeah!
Great God-Fearing Christian: How dareth you maketh a mockeryeth of my noble work...eth? Burn the heretic!
Son of a Dr. Evil 2*(meaning-of-life)+1: *shows pictures of Dawn's various outfits* Yep, they sure are upping the ante on the fanservice.
Great God-Fearing Christian: You see? The clothing clearly designed to attract males to think horrid un-Christian thoughts? Anyone that cannot see this is a blind fool!
"Not-Blind Fool": Sheesh, how the hell are those "pushing it"? Those are just normal outfits to fit the scene. She's even fully clothed in one of them.
Great God-Fearing Christian: You blind fool! You do not realize that they are symbolic of fetish!
Son of a Dr. Evil 2*(meaning-of-life)+1: Say, why doesn't anyone ever complain about Misty's fanservice?
Male Congregation: [lynches Son of a Dr. Evil 2*(meaning-of-life)+1]
Great God-Fearing Christian: The congregation is right to lynch you. Misty never had fanservice. It was never as blatant as what we have now.
V-Shojo Girl: What the heck? Real girls do dress up like Dawn and are as developed as May. You're just being ridiculous.
Great God-Fearing Christian: They aren't wearing outfits clearly designed as fetish.
V-Shojo Girl: What??? You're the one being perverted by paying so much attention to May's breasts and Dawn's skirt.
Son of a Dr. Evil 2*(meaning-of-life)+1: Are you talking to me?
Great God-Fearing Christian: How dare you? I am doing a noble service for the whole of the fandom by addressing the grievous fanservice issue, and you're accusing ME of being perverted? Burn in hell, you damned gender traitor! Burn the heretic!
Emo Kid With Knives: You know what? May could have taken off all her clothes, leaving her completely You-Know-What, and then put on the bikini before we saw her.
Congregation: *stares blankly at Emo Kid*
Emo Kid With Knives: What? It's possible because May is a horrible stereotype.
Member of congregation: That's just wrong. Get out now.
Emo Kid With Knives: Fine, your loss.
Son of a Dr. Evil 2*(meaning-of-life)+1: Since I have no life, I'm just going to post a panty shot that I've been paying way too much attention to. And say, how about a May swimsuit picture to go with it?
Great God-Fearing Christian: The horror! You are a good sir despite having no life for bringing the creators' lack of morals to us.
Friend of Crazy Otaku Girl: Seriously, what's the big deal? May's swimsuit is adorable, and so is Dawn's. There's nothing wrong with these shots. It seems the guys are complaining about it more than the girls.
Great God-Fearing Christian: You're female! You don't know what's right for your own gender! Burn the heretic!
Tsuihō-sareta baka Master: I wonder, how would this congregation react if they watched other visual anime with even more revealing outfits?
Fandom-hating cynic: You know, with the amount of complaints about the fanservice in this fandom, it probably should be renamed "Fan Disservice".
Great God-Fearing Christian: Now that we can all agree on. Council Adjourned.
Yes, it might have been overly long, but seriously, it's called fanservice, not flame-service. The anime is not going to hell in a handbasket with it's so-called fanservice, despite what the fandom seems to think. If I wasn't part of the fandom, I would seriously assume that all the flame-service complainers were Puritan or Amish or something.












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