Comments by "Shrek Kek" (@shrekkek9396) on "How is this regular gameplay?!" video.

@wabbajack8283 AoT is a shounen.
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@wabbajack8283 So you just arbitrary unclassified AoT as shounen because it doesn't fit your idea of "shounen means stupid and for kids"?
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@wabbajack8283 You said the AoT is not a shounen, which is not true. And you said this because it ruins your "shounens are for kids" view. "Younger audience" =/= kids. Chainsaw Man is not not for kids by any means. There's literally a lesbian orgy scene. And it's still a shounen. >PG tropes are the "power of friendship" you see on Shounen anime Is frendship is not concept among adults? >or the infamous "kill a character but not really" Where? Name at least one shonen where NOBODY dies. And how any of those is "PG troupe"? Seinen doesn't mean that anybody will die or frendship will not be the key factor. Like, you have no understanding of what seinen is.
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@wabbajack8283 You avoided the question. And what is "tropes that are PG"? Is Guts and Griffith being rivals makes it a shounen? Is Joker from Fire Force being SAed makes it seinen? What is a PG trope?
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@wabbajack8283 >I literally said twice in my replies that AoT "CAN BE CLASSIFIED". I REPEAT, "CAN BE CLASSIFIED". Never did I say "AoT is not Shounen", reread my first comment if you have a hard time understanding where I'm getting at. AoT CAN NOT be classified as seinen because it's already a shounen. Your line of thinking is literally: "You:Dogs are bigger then cats Me:Chihuahua is a dog You:Chihuahua can be classified as a cat" >Outliers exists and that's Chainsaw Man, I never said that the idea of the two can be mutually exclusive, it's just that there are certain tropes that are commonly used for the two. SCM is not that much of an outlier. Murders and gore are prevalent in most shounens. And the facts itself that outliers exist proves you being wrong. >"The power of friendship" trope is certainly more common in Shounen anime than it is in Seinen shows, almost too abundant at this point. Naruto, One Piece, Bleach and Fairy Tail are just to name a few. And what's special about that? How it makes it a "PG troupe"? Is JoJo part 7 not a seinen because it's about frendship? >The "kill a character but not really" trope doesn't necessarily mean nobody dies, it's just that when a character dies, they tend to come back at some point in the story. A recent example would be Demon Slayer, when Tengen and Inosuke are lying dead on the floor. Next few scenes, you see them alive again. Post part 6 JoJo uses this troupe every second fight, still a seinen. >Tropes exists for a reason and that's because Shounen and Seinen are divided into two audiences where majority of certain characteristics are more cliché and or uncommon. Wrong. Tropes have nothing to do with shounen or seinen. All troupes can and are used in both of them. >Again, I never said that certain tropes are mutually exclusive to one another. You're just putting words into my mouth at this point, or you have a hard time understanding what I'm implying. No, I understand what you are talking about. You just wrong. This dialog is: -Shonens are for kids! -Why? -Because they use PG troupes. -Seinens also use them therefor your argument is invalid. -You dont understand me! repeat
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@LeonDegrelle14 Young males=\=kids, lol. And csm IS a shounen no matter what you think. Therefore the definition of a shounen IS broad enough to cover it.
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