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If you watch anime a lot, it is blatantly obvious when you are watching something in the ecchi or harem genre. However, fan service can be a little less obvious sometimes in other genres, but it is highly pervasive in modern anime. So, for a little fun today, what are some signs that you are watching an anime that is packed highly with fan service? Showing Off Some Skin to Pass Those Boring Dialogue Moments This is a common one but it can be used to varying extent. During those times where exposition is needed, often animators try to keep the audience engaged by showing them something a little more worth looking at. In the worst cases, it will be bouncing cleavage or some glistening skin. In more mild cases, the characters will be dressed more provocatively, hopefully in a way that makes sense for the scene in question. Vastly More Women than Men If your character list has all women and maybe like two guys, you can be sure before even watching the series that there

School uniforms are an anime staple.  Plot settings regularly take place in middle school or high school and the sheer number of anime, manga, and light novel series released each year means character designers and artists have to come up with new ways to make their protagonists easily identifiable in their uniforms.  Besides changing up color, most girls' uniforms fall into either the sailor-style or blazer-style. Sometimes attempts to draw attention to a character just makes them stick out for all the wrong reasons.  Range from the weirdly designed, fanservice-laden, or nonsensical for day-to-day wear, there are truly ugly examples: 1. Skin and More Skin (Katsuragi from Senran Kagura)  I'm cutting Senran Kagura some slack because it is, first a foremost, a vehicle for fanservice.  Even its one-off cooking game worked boobs into it, so we shouldn't be surprised that there's a school girl character with an unbuttoned shirt an

Story of man, woman unraveling conspiracy threatening city debuts in October The official website for MAPPA's original Vanishing Line television anime revealed character designs for the four main characters on Monday. Tomokazu Seki as Sword, the main character who is a tough guy with a body of steel. In order to expose an evil conspiracy, he is chasing a mystery surrounding the word "El Dorado." Rie Kugimiya as Sophie, the heroine who is searching for her missing older brother. She now lives in an orphanage because her relatives passed away. She meets Sword after a certain incident. Nobunaga Shimazaki as Rook, Sword's partner who is always calm and collected. He has few words, but when he is involved with Sword, it breaks his pace. He is known as a man who brings rain wherever he goes. Ami Koshimizu as Gina, a mysterious woman who seems to be friends with Sword and Rook. However, their connection in unknown. She deceives the men of the world with her beauty. The anime will

Some moves are known for their utility. Others are known for their style. Still others are known because internet culture has created memes out of them. We are looking at special moves that are key to specific characters, are the biggest part of their repertoire and are the most iconic in video games. We're here to bring you the 10 signature fighting game moves. 10. The Nut Punch - Mortal Kombat Johnny Cage is so badass, he does a split specifically for the reason of punching you in the balls. The Nut Punch has shown up in every Mortal Kombat game, movie, animated series, and more. 9. Chun Li's Lightning Legs - Street Fighter Chun-Li's Lightning Legs are another iconic move from the Street Fighter series. For many of us, this was one of the first special moves we ever executed. 8. Terry Bogard's Buster Wolf - Art of Fighting Terry Bogard is really known for two things: his awesome trucker cap and his hilarious quotes. This attack is so popular t

A hot girl has dumped her boyfriend because he rejected her to play video games. Yes, that’s a real story, there’s some guy out there choose GTA over sex. It could be one sign that he’s been playing games way too much. So have you been playing too much GTA? Well, if so, then we have a feeling you're guilty of some (or all) of these habits. 10. This seems like a viable option. 9. The influence of Binco and Suburban have left you dressing like a Sopranos extra. 8. Thinking ‘up’ isn’t proving effective in getting your phone out of your pocket. 7. Parked cars look like a good place for cover. But from what? FROM WHAT? 6. You can’t get this song out of your head. Top 10 Best GTA V Mods You Should Be Using Right Now 13 Appalling, Hilarious, And Crazy Things Gamers Have Done In GTA V 5. You’re frequently stuck by the irresistible urge