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I guess what I'm trying to say is that Harley in the Japanese version might be gay but in the U.S version they don't tell you he is.
meowth-in-boots said:I guess what I'm trying to say is that Harley in the Japanese version might be gay but in the U.S version they don't tell you he is.
ChaosMage said:Is homosexuality as much a taboo in Japan as it is here? There isn't a single directly homosexual character on any USA children's show- is Japan the same?
CyberCubed said:token fangirl of pretty boy metrosexual (Wakana)
ChaosMage said:And there I was thinking his token fangirl was Roselia, that filthy little plant.
A part of the plotline owes a lot to the nature of Pokemon Coordinating. I've been watching a lot of Olympic primetime coverage on NBC. Coordinating is a lot like figure skating with concentration on showmanship and techniques.CyberCubed said:Since May's story arc is pretty shoujo-ish, the writers decided to throw in as many cliche's as possible. Pretty boy metrosexual, (Drew), Comic relief gay guy who hates protagonist (Harley), Rich bisexual man with blonde hair (Robert), token fangirl of pretty boy metrosexual (Wakana), bisexual girl who crushes on main girl (Kelly), timid boy (Timmy), mother and daughter (Savannah and Sandra).
etc.
All of May's contest rivals seem like they jumped out of a shoujo anime.
CyberCubed said:Judging by the insane about of gay and lesbian characters in anime, I don't think so.
Literally every shoujo anime in Japan has at least one gay or lesbian character.
Since May's story arc is pretty shoujo-ish, the writers decided to throw in as many cliche's as possible. Pretty boy metrosexual, (Drew), Comic relief gay guy who hates protagonist (Harley), Rich bisexual man with blonde hair (Robert), token fangirl of pretty boy metrosexual (Wakana), bisexual girl who crushes on main girl (Kelly), timid boy (Timmy), mother and daughter (Savannah and Sandra).
etc.
All of May's contest rivals seem like they jumped out of a shoujo anime.