/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>All of the arguments against K-On! involve two premises: the show uses simplistic archetypes and these archetypes are used to pander to otaku tastes. These are both true, but that's a problem inherent in almost all anime and isn't going to convince otaku of jackshit, especially when these qualities are intentionally sought out. If you're not going to argue from that perspective, why are you here? Anime for the most part is a trashy medium, and taste only means something within the community itself. It's like walking into Roscoe's Chicken and Waffles and loudly complaining that the two should never go together and that the establishment is run by niggers.

>>2561994
Have you even been on /a/? Sure, there are a lot of K-On threads, but every single one of the them gets derailed with criticism. The consensus on /a/ about K-On is pretty hateful.