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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

Fan service anime has always been popular among anime fans. But today we’re going to talk about some actually good anime series without fanservice bullshit. Without further ado, here are the 16 best anime series with no fanservice. 1. Attack on Titan Genres: Action, Drama, Fantasy, Shounen, Super Power, Thriller Several hundred years ago, humans were nearly exterminated by giants. Giants are typically several stories tall, seem to have no intelligence, devour human beings and, worst of all, seem to do it for the pleasure rather than as a food source. A small percentage of humanity survived by walling themselves in a city protected by extremely high walls, even taller than the biggest of giants. Flash forward to the present and the city has not seen a giant in over 100 years. Teenage boy Eren and his foster sister Mikasa witness something horrific as the city walls are destroyed by a super giant that appears out of thin air. As the smaller giant

Fan service in anime is everywhere, and it can range from ‘Tame’ to ‘What the hell did I just watch?’ Every once in a while, you’ll watch an anime that forces you to lock the door, close the blinds, and seclude yourself from witnesses because sometimes being caught watching porn would be easier to explain.  With all the fan service that’s out there nowadays, it’s difficult to sometimes pinpoint exactly what ‘Taking it too far’ means. According to Unime, here is 6 Anime That Take Fan Service A Little Too Far. 1. No Game No Life Now despite loving No Game No Life, it does have quite a bit of fan service scattered around.  This fan service isn’t exactly excessive, but when you take into account that one of the main characters of it is an eleven-year-old girl then it’s a bit too far.  Shiro, the eleven-year-old mentioned, is even introduced to us through a panty shot.&nbs

Online matches still available The official Tumblr page of Nintendo's Splatoon game announced on Tuesday that Nintendo will permanently shut down the SplatNet (Ikaring in Japan) service for its Splatoon Wii U game on September 30. The game will still be playable online, but players will no longer be able to access the SplatNet site, which allows players to view various statistics including weapon usage and performance. The sequel game Splatoon 2 also features a counterpart SplatNet 2 service, accessed via the Nintendo Switch Online smartphone app. Nintendo released the first Splatoon game for the Wii U in May 2015. The game centers on "Inklings," who are beings who can transform between human and squid form. The game pits players in a fight for territory as two teams fight to cover their battlefield with their respective paint colors. The Splatoon 2 sequel shipped for the Switch on July 21. [Via Otakomu]

Wii U, 3DS service that debuted in 2012 ends on November 8 Nintendo announced on Tuesday that it is ending its Miiverse social network service in Japan on November 8. Wii U Chat and Nintendo TVii services will also end in Japan on the same day. Nintendo of America also announced that the Miiverse service will end at 1:00 a.m. ET on November 7. Ninendo of Europe will discontinue the service on August 11 at 6:00 a.m. GMT. Nintendo will remove Miiverse features from compatible Wii U and Nintendo 3DS games in Japan. The affected games will include more than 70 Wii U titles and more than 20 Nintendo 3DS titles. Players will be able to download their Miiverse posts for a limited time. Nintendo launched Miiverse for use with the Wii U console in November 2012. A web-based version for smartphones, tablets, and PC debuted in April 2013, followed by a Nintendo 3DS version in December 2013. The service is not available for Nintendo Switch, the company's most recent console. [Vi