School Days: Anime of Perversion

I’m very conflicted about this. First of all, this anime (Japanese animation), like all animes I have seen, is not for children. Let me repeat that: it’s definitely not for children (or kodomo as the perverted Japanese say). It’s probably not even suitable for adults. It is one of the vilest programs to ever be broadcast anywhere at any time, so it might be dangerous just to bring attention to it.

Let me start again. The first time I wrote about anime, it was about a sick little show called Higurashi no Naku something something something. Whatever. A better name would be Higurashi no Watchi. It inspired the piece that parents everywhere have praised, Anime Encourages Murder. Due to an anime caused axe murder, an episode of the violent snuff show Higurashi no Watchi was delayed. But it was not the only murder inspiring anime that was postponed. So was the final episode of another title deceptively called “School Days.” Slice of life school drama? No. It’s a slice of flesh pervert fest topped off with buckets of blood. No joke.

Because the reaction to the original investigative report was so positive, I went undercover once again into the seamy world of illegal fansubs to learn more about this other anime. And at first I was fascinated, then disgusted and then shocked beyond belief. Finally I vomited, overwhelmed and disgusted by the craven debauchery and sheer violence. Then I prayed for guidance and cleansing of my soul. School Days is just about the sickest thing ever dreamed up. But I’m conflicted.

School Days does educate the viewer about what horrors pre-marital sex can and is likely cause, but at what price? It just might steal your soul, so I beg you not to watch it. I already did, for you, dear readers. And I’m not sure it was worth it, even for the sake of objective journalism. I may have nightmares for months. I may even need therapy for the rest of my life.

School Days starts out innocently enough. A young boy in high school finds himself attracted to a girl (Katsura) in his school. He secretly snaps a photo of the young lady with his cellphone camera because the misguided and G-dless people of Japan apparently believe that if you take a secret peepshow photo of someone and nobody discovers your crime for three weeks you can have your way with that person. Isn’t that crazy?

The young man named Makoto would probably have gone no further with his sick fantasy but for the fact that a saucy young trollop, Saionji-san (or some other silly name) who sits next to him in class notices the picture and vows to help him take advantage of the innocent young waif. A young girl vows to help deflower one of her own. Disgusting.

She gives him some advice about how to get the young lady to put out for him, but ultimately finds herself unable hold back her own young simmering lust. She wants him too. And not just to hold his hand. Pretending to be a friend helping out, she exacts her reward for helping the young man and his target get together. She plants him a kiss right on the mouth, just like those dirty French people, with loud and lascivious squishy sounds and lots of saliva. Nothing is left to the imagination.

And it goes downhill from there. Is this an innocent love triangle that leads to marriage? No. It’s a story of the tempting of a confused young man and his descent into the pits of hell. If you wish to actually watch this pornographic and sickening violent garbage without being spoiled as to the gruesome ending read no further. Not to ruin the ending for you or nothing but yeccch. It’s really bad.

*** WARNING: DISGUSTING SPOILERS FOLLOW, PARENTAL DISCRETION IS ADVISED ***

Family Values…in an Anime? Is It Possible?

I’m not really sure, but I am encouraged by an anime recommended to me by a Christian friend. I don’t know if it’s possible that a Japanese cartoon has actually bucked the trend of violence and sexuality so rampant in anime, but perhaps it has happened at last.

I have only seen and commented on one episode of Clannad, so far, but although it does not glorify Christ, it does seem to put a certain amount of emphasis on family values. I know I’m sticking my neck out here, but perhaps I have found an anime that actually has something relevant to say.

When I am proven wrong, you folks can dogpile on me. That would be fine with me. But perhaps this is the beginning of a wholesome trend. Maybe Japan can be saved. One baby step at a time. We can only hope.

I know I’m going out on a limb here. So I hope that I am not condemned for it. Perhaps my investigations into anime have gone too far. If so, please forgive me.

Update: Watch the first episode over at B4C and judge for yourself.

— Psycheout

Kodomo no Jikan: Unrestrained Pedo Fantasies

At the insistence of rabid anime fans, who obviously need to be nuked from orbit, I have continued my quest to find anime that isn’t thoroughly worthless and disgusting. I am looking into a supposed kid friendly anime that chronicles the adventures of a third grade girl in a typical Japanese school. Needless to say KnJ appears to be nothing more than a collection of breast and panty jokes that would make Nabakov’s Lolita blush.

Naturally the object of the young girl’s affections is her male teacher (who gets his first kiss from the horrid and unnaturally horny young strumpet). You might even say that this young waif is hot for teacher. I’m not so sure that I want to write up a review of this anime which is 100 times worser than Magical Naked Girl Nanoha. But I do think that American parents should snap any Kodomo no Jikan DVDs they find in their child’s collection in half, along with any Nintendo DS porno systems they discover during the search.

Here’s the first revolting episode. Kids, please don’t watch this filth. This is one for your parents only.

What I do find interesting is the ongoing reference to Satan’s familiar, the cat. The main character, Lolita Rin, has the facial expressions of a cat, and one of her friends, obviously a lesbian (think about that, folks: a third grader who’s a dyke) is seen wearing cat ears and a tail (obviously to appeal to perfurted furries) in a later episode. The subliminals are hard to miss.

Yet further proof that anime is an evil that needs to be banned around the world. As far as I am concerned, “Kodomo no Jikan” translates to “Child of the Devil.” It becomes more clear with each episode. Two big thumbs down from Jesus Himself.

— Psycheout, intrepid anime reporter

Magical Naked Girl Nanoha

I’ve done a bit more research since my post exposing the violence inherent in anime and have followed up on so-called “nice” anime. It turns out to be nothing of the sort. I checked out a supposedly kid friendly anime called Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha Temptress and it is nothing of the sort. It’s more like a funfest for pedos. I will have more to report about this in the coming days, but it would appear that even kid friendly anime should be banned in all nations. What in the world is wrong with Japan?

So far what I can decipher from what appears to be a kiddy cartoon on the surface is nothing but a jailbait ‘toon enticing kids into the occult, much like Hairy Potter. Nanoha, an overly cute (or kawaii, perhaps a reference to the Hawaiian island of the same name or even the Isle of Lesbos) young strumpet is solicited by a wounded ferret to join him in the occult and his worship of Satan. Naturally, she agrees and eventually allows him to sleep with her in her room.

Now, let’s stop there for a moment. She’s in elementary school and immediately says “hai” (yes, master) to joining Satan’s army. And the magical girl transformation sequence (similar to lesbo toon Sailor Moon) shows this kid getting naked before donning her magical garb. At least Sailor Moon and her lesbo lover Sailor Jupiter were in high school, if I recall correctly. But showing an elementary school girl in the nude? Thoroughly disgusting and gratuitious!

Basically a big thumbs down for hell raising and “loli” nudity, and that’s just the first episode. Parents, put a block on your child’s computer for Nanoha, along with loli pr0n.

I have yet to see an anime that does not let loose the hounds of hell. It’s amazing that this stuff is even allowed to be produced. I will follow up once I have gotten past the first demonic episode. I may have to score some holy water before it’s over. And some sunglasses to blot out the evil.

Update: Judge it for yourself. Adults only though. Kids, get your parents’ permission first, please.

Update 2: Here’s a still I found on a site called 4chan which previews the second series, Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha’s A. I’m not sure what the “A” stands for, but I think this image gives us a hint. Disgusting.

From what I have read elsewhere, there’s another series called Striker S (strike her ess). You can easily imagine what that means. What a bunch of sick pedos.

Update 3: Apparently this kind of anime is called “yuri” (you-ree) which features lesbian (girl-girl) love. I’m not so sure I want to watch past the first episode now. The relationship between pre-teen and ferret was bad enough. I think I’ll look elsewhere in my search for family friendly anime. Will I ever find any? Doubtful.

Update 4: Here’s a screenshot from the Nanoha show with her ferret, before they get romantic. It’s totally gross. Don’t let your kids watch this show.

Again, I ask: what’s wrong with Japan?

Update 5: Ugh, it just gets worse and worse. Here’s the heroine’s dad asking her if she wants to hop in the tub with him to play “spot the submarine.”

And here’s a picture of Nanoha’s magical tool. What does it look like to you?

The more you watch the more it shocks. Unbelievable. And this is apparently a kiddie show. I’d hate to see what kind of filth they put out for adults!

— Psycheout

Anime Encourages Murder; Updates: More Murders

A Blogs 4 Brownback Investigative Report

What Is Anime?

Many of you are probably aware of Japanese anime (Japanese animation or Japanimation) because of popular kids shows like Pokemon, Speed Racer or Star Blazers. Prior to release in the west, these shows have been cleaned up from their original violent and sexually explicit hentai (perverted) form which most Japanese cartoons seem to take. Fortunately these shows are edited and redubbed without all the violent and sexual content when they are released in the United States.

Make no mistake about it though: unlike in America, in Japan cartoons aren’t just for children. Probably due to the high cost of big budget live-action productions, a number of programs are produced for Japanese adults in the animation format. Often these are shown late at night to keep them away from children, but even the cartoons shown to children are violent, sexual in nature and make numerous references to magic and demons with no mention of G-d or Jesus. That’s because most Asians do not believe in G-d, but rather in primitive religions such as Buddhism or Shintoism (paganism).

NOTE: Be sure to see the list of terms at the end of this article.

Higurashi no Naku Koro ni (When they Cry) and Violence

Recently a couple of gruesome events took place in Japan which require the attention of parents in Japan and the world, including the United States. In usually peaceful Japan, violent acts mimicking an anime have rightly shocked the Japanese public and caused a number of television stations to suspend broadcast of the anime series.

Tokai Television Broadcasting Co. (Tokai TV) has decided to cancel screenings of the anime “Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Kai” because of violent scenes it contains, it has been learned.

The broadcaster made the decision following an incident in which a Kyoto Prefectural Police officer was murdered in an ax attack by his 16-year-old daughter. The anime contains a scene in which a girl is pictured swinging an ax, and after Tokai TV received information about the anime from viewers, it decided to cancel the program.

I had read elsewhere that the girl was an aspiring mangaka (manga, Japanese comic book, artist). So it is pretty simple to conclude that she was heavily into anime and manga. The image on the right comes from the Higurashi manga – it’s quite similar to the crime (click the image to enlarge).

This troubling incident took place last week. It’s still newsworthy however, since it’s not an isolated case. Although another similar incident has occurred since then, it seems the series (24 30-minute episodes) is continuing anyway.