when someone takes anime too far

Respect the Deep (Amazon's The Boys)

Oh, wow. What a surprise. A water crime. Fuck me running. I swear to God, they only call me when there's trouble at a dock. Or a river or a lake, canal. A jetty. Fucking idiots.

Respect Stormfront (Amazon's The Boys)

Klara Risinger, aka Stormfront is the former electric member of the Seven and social media superstar. Her ability allows her to project offensive lightning or manifest electricity in other ways, like telekinesis or flight.

Respect Cu Chulainn, Ireland's Child of Light! (Fate)

Don't treat me like you. I've never had any interest in a second life. …No, no hero is interested in such a thing. We're not attached to this world. We're just attached to the oaths we couldn't fulfill.

Respect Jim Pickens (Call Me Kevin, The Sims)

If I moved to a house, I could possibly build a home with a basement. And they could all be making me money by painting. They can all have their little pods, where they can go in and paint, and live... Hmm, I'm liking the sound of this.

Respect the Beach (Old)

WARNING: The following thread is NSFW. It contains nudity and body horror.

Respect A-Train (Amazon's The Boys)

Reggie Franklin, aka A-Train, is the fastest man in the world and the speedster of the Seven. Born into the South side of Chicago, Reggie had few avenues of success until developing his superspeed. Now, his rough upbringing is sold to the public by the Vought Corporation as an inspirational success story.

Is fanservice bad?

Second, fanservice isn’t bad if done properly and with moderation. With that in mind, there are several animes that do take fanservice too far by checking 3 explicit points: a) It tries to follow a serious or at lest more conventional plot.

Is Fairy Tail a fanservice?

Fairy Tail - yes, there's fanservice and a lot of it, but it's "equal opportunity fanservice", meaning that both male and female fanservice happens. No one is safe from fanservice in this universe and I'm glad. 127.