How do you, as a fan, deal with much repetition when it comes to Japanese comedy in anime? If you look at it from a logical standpoint, many(if not all) Japanese comedy is either about one of two things - fanservice/boobs and tsundere females.
To me, it was funny when I saw it in a few episodes, but now I can't find it funny anymore. I just can't. It's like that saying "too much of anything is bad for you". Well, it has come to that point. You either have some guy ogling a girl for her boobs, or a tsundere female punch a guy(which I find sexist btw. If you notice, it's always the female punching the male. I understand it's a cartoon, but the symbolism is there. What it represents is there. Japanese culture is very different than American culture. You can see the equality in American jokes when a man punches a woman and she punches back, and everyone laughs. But in Japan, it's not like that. It's too one-sided, and I find that sexist as a viewer.) Every single anime out there, their jokes have a primary basis of these two repeated and recycled elements. I just wanted to know how people still find this funny? Do they not want originality? Something new? When you look at American comedy, one might say that the jokes are the same, but how they are presented and delivered is completely original. Japanese anime comedy? Nope. A guy walks into a room and gets randomly hit or something like that. Or a woman gets swarmed by 100 men at the beach who wants her boobs just because of the pervertedness that is overused in Japanese comedy. And then her boobs jiggle under some unexplained phenomena that defies all logic which feeds to the pervertedness. Both the men and the boobs play a part together. Both are one in the same. Both are very repetitive and overused. Like when Ed Elrics gets back, and Winry hits him with a wrench. No logical reason behind it. If she misses him, hitting him with a wrench shows affection? I don't see how that does. It's just a ridiculous use of recycled comedy that I cannot fathom my mind around the fact that people still find this funny. Lol. I just don't, and I want to know why and how people still find this funny? Is it funny to see a repetitive cycle of boobs and violence, used very unoriginally with how the jokes are presented and executed?
((BTW, you probably won't even reply to this question, but hey. I tried. Lol.))
Sincerely,
Brent
