I like real anime. Japanese stuff that has a story. I dislike the jokey silly characters they put in sometimes. Adult anime is great fun. The girls are normally young, school girlish. Naive and empty headed. They need saving. Being raped by demons or monsters with multi sexual organs. Orgy's that happen when the world is taken over by the depraved. Man trying not to be tempted but unable to resist the power of the sensual woman. Women who when having sex turn into she-devils and rape the man senseless.
Sex is the aim. Sex is what everyone wants. Some try to suppress the urge but all submit in the end. Anime can get away with so much more than people films. The characters aren't real. They're cartoons, though in a way they aren't really
cartoons , like Tom and Jerry. They're Manga.
I don't really like porn. Porn is ok in very small doses but at the end of the day when a man watches porn they are thinking lucky bastard and getting off on it. A woman thinks...Well that's not happening to me, so what's the point?
Porn also usually has the cheesiest story lines. In Kerrang his Week Jonathan Davis from Korn says he's going into the porn industry as a director. But his films will be plain fucking. No storyline as porn doesn't need stories. Debatable I'd say.
Manga has a story, a beginning and an end and in the middle the most delicious, weird and debauched storylines. I have Urotsukidoji on DVD (Legend of the overfiend and the demon womb) which the Daily Telegraph described as 'seriously disturbing'.
I also have watched stuff like Murder City (ace) and The Ghost in the Shell (mild but good)
I think Japan would be the place I want to visit the very most. A very interesting and complex and sensual people. The people who invented Manga and Bukkake. We should meet!
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g force was a tamed down battle of the planets. But it was crap in comparrison. I think you'd like some manga. Has to be 18 though, the 15 and 12 certificates are rubbish
Back when my family first got cable television, we started picking up a station in Chicago, WFLD. In addition to "Son of Svengoolie," the host of a so-bad-it-was-good creature feature show, WFLD showed a cartoon called "Prince Planet."
It was a black and white anime program whose hero was a young kid from another planet with an amulet that drew power from his home world, as I recall.
The rest of the cast was forgettable, except one I recall flew around on a flying carpet. There were two villians. One was called Warlock and the other was this huge bad guy who wore a top hat. Of course, I was into superheroes of any kind and I loved it and hated to miss episodes and it annoyed me to no end when I came home from work and mom was insisting that the TV stayed tuned to Donahue or some such crap.
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