I had a look at the manga and I'm amazed how close to the source material the anime is. But it is still worlds better. While the manga seems kind of generic it really comes to life in the anime with its own style and great timing in comedy. It's just a lot better in motion.

OK.. I'm downloading the first tree episodes.. let's see if is not so much meat-for-fujoshis like the manga...

BTW... The POLL should be multioption... I don't like only one genre!

Might not sell you then. First episodes were kind of a drag because nothing was really happening and I was still pending if I'd drop it or not. Actually I didn't even pick to watch it last season. I didn't even know why I started watching it. But then it got funnier and better and more of the cast got revealed and now it's one of the most highly anticipated shows every week. Ep 19 ended on a perfect note and I can't wait for the next ep.

Well I guess your time is as precious as mine. Even if it's not enough for you to watch at least believe me when I say it's not the usual fujoshit. Unless you think Yowamushi is for fujoshis as well.

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I'll believe You.. but at the end is up to me to judge.. may be is not so much as Kuroko but ends having the minimum non-tolerable for me.. And I know Shounen Sports manga begin slow, i Allways take that in account.. What I'll judge is if the focus is the fujoshism or not... like Kuroko or Free... if they try to sell fujoshi  fanservice even once.. i'll drop it! XD

But still have to wait a little.. my list is big... and keep growing... and mostly unfinished animes are back to end, like JOJO by example... I'm giving priority to finished animes.

It's a bit of a fine line. For me there is hardly any difference in pandering to fujoshis and pandering to male power fantasies. The latter of which is ever more prevalent in recent anime. Think SAO, Mahouka, Hamatora etc. All these badass bishis. Free and Kuroko are obvious but it starts to get cloudier around sports animes like Yowamushi and Haikyuu. In the end it's the remaining factors that decide for me what to watch.

BTW I picked up another anime this season. I watched the whole first season of Ai Mai Mii yesterday and it's the best thing since Teekyuu. Really awesome stuff for some quick comedy in between.

I know... but for me is not about if it's fanservice or not, is about if I like it or not... I'm rigth now atching Himgoto, watched the first six episodes, it was fun.. and is about traps! Because is fun I watched, I have liked other stories with the fujoshis as target, but because are fun or cool I liked them too... Ouran High Host Club and Tokyo babylon by example... but in the case of Kuroko is because the Shounen Sports part is too much weak and the ujoshi fanservice is just the main feature, which I don't like...

If it is fun, I'll watch it... if I don't consider it fun by my standarts and likes. I'll drop it... even if it is male oriented fanservice (like Seikon no Quasser or Maken Ki by example, too much focused on the fanservice and the rest is just too weak).

I actually quite enjoyed Qwaser. Of course because of the massive fanservice but also because the premise is just wonderfully ridiculous.

I wanted to try Himegoto but then I saw it's just a short and it's not really worth my time since I generally don't like traps. I'll only watch shows with traps if I have to. Like Maria Holic because SHAFT and Haganai because it's awesome and Buriki. And in the end Haganai did the best thing an anime could do to a trap, so it got triple plus points from me :)

I was just tagging without spamming tagged, LOL.

I'd like to have some Catgirl hometown.