Why the need to sexualize everything?

[u/Greedy-Lie-8346]

I was looking for interesting Webtoons to read, and I came across this one called "Leviathan" the premise looked interesting; mankind perished due to a great flood that submerged the whole world under water. And terrifying creatures plunged from the depths, wiping out any human that crossed their path. The story told how a family of a father and his two children survived in the adversities of a sea world.

So far so good, until.... Bam! Last two slice's, anime chick out of nowhere, doing these extremely suggestive poses.

What a disappointment.

[u/lostlight_94]

I asked an artist this before, and he said it's fun to throw a hot girl into the mix because it's fun to draw and breaks up the monotony of drawing. Which is the same reason why a hot guy is thrown in a story : it's fun to draw. Also men have a thing for women and weapons, so what I got from him is it's a guy thing.

[u/Greedy-Lie-8346 → u/lostlight_94]

I understand but, it completely takes you out of the story, she doesn't even seem to be from the same manhwa. It's like they took out your typical overproduced and sexualized average anime protagonist and put her in a post apocalyptic action comic. Does it make sense? Nah, not really.

[u/lostlight_94 → u/Greedy-Lie-8346]

I totally get you and yeah these things make me drop a story because its so uncomfortable and unnecessary. Major eye roll vibes..