2023-04-17 21:45:00
On more than one occasion we have reviewed the strange trends or criticisms that arise among fans of the anime industry in Japan. They were recently “concerned” by the emergence of a new trend among the new franchises of light novels, manga and anime: “girl leads who are no longer virgins” seems to be getting more and more popular.
The question of the “purity” of the protagonists is not a new topic, since mention had already been made of it when the anime adaptation of Hige wo Soru. Soshite Joshikousei wo Hirou (Higehiro: After Being Rejected, I Shaved and Took in a High School Runaway). Apparently it’s not something exclusive to the Japanese, since exploring the comments made by fans in the West, it is evident that “they change their perception of a female character when they discover she is no longer a virgin“. It’s as if they “disapprove” of her for some reason, expressing comments like “it’s already used” or similar.
Before I move on to the comments, why is this being talked regarding? Well, there is a variety of new works with this type of girls that are becoming a trend.
- Mainly it talks regarding Keikenzumi na Kimi to, Keiken Zero na Ore ga, Otsukiai suru Hanashi (Our Dating Story: The Experienced You and The Inexperienced Me), which tells of a romance between Ryuuto Kashima, a gloomy high school student, and Runa Shirakawa, a school idol who was proposed to for a bet and who has a lot of experience with boys.
- There is also talk of “When I Said, “I Want a Beautiful and Rich Girlfriend,” a Girl with Circumstances Showed Up“, a teen romantic comedy where Shino Iori, a virgin college student, gets engaged to Tendou Tsukasa, a girl experienced with men.
- Others mention “Meguro-san wa Hajimete ja Nai (Meguro-san Is Not the First Time xxx)“, the story of Makoto Koga, a noble high school student who decides to confess to Saki Meguro. She confesses that she is no longer a virgin and tries to offer sexual favors to her new boyfriend considering her previous experiences.
- There is also talk of “Dare Demo Idakeru Kimi ga Daisuki“, the story of a slutty schoolgirl who has sex with any man who asks her to, and a virgin boy who ends up falling in love with her.
And now yes, let’s review the comments that Japanese fans made regarding it:
- «No thanks, I don’t want second hand girls».
- «Interesting that now these works are having publicity».
- «It’s interesting that the protagonist of Oshi no Ko wasn’t a virgin either, do you know if anyone commented on it?».
- «Virgin boys act ridiculous, but a rom-com can only work if it has a virgin heroine.».
- «The protagonists used are less interesting in some way».
- «It’s not the first time I’ve heard regarding these complaints».
- «So does the voice actress also have to be a non-virgin?».
- «I don’t know, it’s like when you find out that your childhood friend is no longer a virgin. That kind of discomfort feels».
- «It seems that isekai users tend to have this kind of mentality. Since many slaves come out, they hope that they will all be virgins».
- «The first woman I dated at age 21 had dated ten other men before. There was a big difference that in the end he can’t tolerate. we finished soon».
- «The anime and manga show cute girls as not virgins. But when you go to the real world, the non-virgins are the ugly women.».
- «I believe that the increase in non-virgin leading ladies is due to the decrease in sexual activity among young people in Japan. It’s like the government is intervening somehow».
- «Well, in the case of women, they are more experienced because they have more opportunities to sleep with men. And then they feel proud of their experience with men, or even look down on themselves. In any case, they cease to be attractive to men. But remember, you are not an isekai protagonist, women will not reach you alone».
- «Non-virgin girls have to become the standard. Anime fans have a warped view of reality».
Fuente: Yaraon!
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