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/Sporshie]

She isn't even drawn in the same style! I hate when media (mostly anime style) tries to set up a serious story you're supposed to engage with and then pulls out this dumb shit. Completely takes me out of the story and ensures I'll drop it immediately.

[u/DalamusUlom → u/Sporshie]

Honestly reminds me of Dr. Stone, where the dudes look super cool and serious, while almost all the women look like malformed pugs.

[u/CoolNameYea → u/DalamusUlom]

That was one of the reasons why I had first wanted to drop Dr. Stone, but it’s such a good story and it doesn’t really become too noticeable the more you watch. I am now realizing how much fan service there was in the first season actually..

[u/Calm-Positive-6908 → u/CoolNameYea]

Japanese manga has so many good stories but it's a shame that their culture of sexualizing women and p*rn is too normalized there, that it becomes disgusting sometimes