>antagonist takes the protagonist's virginity
Is there another anime that does this?
Antagonist takes the protagonist's virginity
Ethan Carter
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Owen Taylor
>Akio
>Antagonist
Utena's too deep for that binary shit user. Deep down, Dios is still inside him. On some level his actions stem from the purehearted innocence he once had.
Ayden Williams
Reminder
>treats his fucking imouto so shit he causes her and MC both to run away and become bisluts
Worse than Frieza. Hope this faggot died, so I can appreciate my emperor being alive again even more.
Angel Perez
Gonna be honest, I prefer Penguindrum to Utena.
Dominic Wilson
We heard you in the last thread user
Dylan Johnson
bahamut 2
Jace Perez
He's the antagonist. His philosophy is antithetical to the plot and MC and his state at the end is a karmic defeat appropriate for him. He's a fallen hero but still an antagonist.
Cooper Stewart
Berserk?
Joshua Parker
Still don't quite get Penguindrum
but then again it took me years to get Utena
Anthony Hill
Evangelion
Brayden Powell
If you're counting hentai that opens up a lot of options.
Blake Bailey
I really like the first ED
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Anthony King
Yeah that sounds right. I felt a lot of sympathy for his character on my 2nd watch. Utena was manipulated the entire series by Anthy, but never gave up on her despite her being painted as an irredeemable witch. Nobody's really going to bother saving the Dios inside Akio.
Cooper Cooper
Does Gutts molestation count?
Lincoln Sanchez
Even though Utena is filled to the brim with dykes and bis and perverts of all sorts I always felt like their desire to "revolutionize the world" meant something far more meaningful than "my identity politics". But once the real world gays got a hold of this series there's just no way to get a word about this series in edgewise around their rainbow flags anymore. Such a shame.
Brody Kelly
Based reasonable user
Cooper Williams
Donovan is not really an antagonist for any amount of time. Guts kills him like the next chapter.
Sebastian Rodriguez
I really like Utena for the art and music but I feel like a fucking brainlet when it comes to the story. How does Penguindrum compare?
Cooper Cook
Utena makes heavy use of esoteric references that are too numerous to really expect to cover before the show, but a mild understanding of recent Japanese history and culture/norms are enough to understand Penguindrum. I'm sure you can find some pre-reading references eefore you watch Penguindrum. I personally preferred Utena.
Nicholas Jenkins
Based Cheerios. He did nothing wrong and made retards seethe.
Jose Phillips
Yuri Kuma Arashi is my favorite of his.
Jason Martin
Aeon Flux.
Bentley Brown
Well, one can always read Demian, and Hesse in general.
You're right in the sense that Utena's 'revolutionary' message is, in its core, about living outside society, and its rules, which can obviously be applied to a lot of different situations. However, given how the show uses homosexuality and uneven feelings as a major device, it's perfectly reasonable for people to approach it from that point of view.
Akio's antagonism is necessary for it explores and criticizes the concept of a shoujo prince.
Julian Stewart
Wyatt Martin
Aww shit I remember the threads when this happened.
What a ride.
John Gonzalez
Literally every girl's anime series.
Joshua Scott
Aku no hana.
Jason Lewis
Cross Ange
Luke Campbell
Tusk wasn't the antagonist.
Dominic Flores
I remember when the flute scene was such a big thing back then.
Has Kaishaku made anything in recent years?
Evan Garcia
>Sells virginity to Milza for his support
>He gets merked by GKE Theo 2? episodes later after doing fuck all
I don't think I've laughed so hard since then.
Christopher Cox
Woulda been the best if it had another cour to fully flesh out. It has the coolest aesthetic.
Hudson Martinez
chad
Jacob Gomez
This