In Only Sense Online, the main character is male, but in game people keep on mistaking him for being female.
Did the game actually turn him into a female character, or did he just get his features made more feminine?
I am trying to find an anime that i have watched years ago. It has these female characters that are trying to fight each other. They have special weapons which they can summon and that i think they wear something that represent their team. They have this toys that help them to have these weapons ...
Mangaka aren't judged based on art quality. They're judged based on audience size. If you can manage to attract an audience no one really cares if you end up putting out something terrible.
For evidence, see pretty much every long-running series in history
Here's what's clear to me: - Up to Greed Island, everything was ducky - The Ant arc was too dark for HxH and should have been a separate tale, or spin-off - Even worse, the post-Ant arcs are even more storyless and nonsensical, like he was on LSD when he wrote them - And worse still, the post-anime arcs are basically an entirely different story with its own characters intruding upon the HxH manga
@Eric If he got enough other people to do it, it would be a new viral fashion trend rather than a stupid decision. See e.g. the millions of people pouring buckets of ice water over their heads recently.
@Eric Yep. Now basically everyone in the US is aware of some disease that affects something like 100,000 people worldwide. What they don't realize is that, even in developed countries, the death rate due to hypothermia is some 15 times as high, and pouring ice water over your head won't help solve that problem.
But honestly, the only thing spammy about it was the fact that I kept getting flags over and over. If it's really a problem, a moderator would have been more effective.
In Only Sense Online, the main character is male, but in game people keep on mistaking him for being female.
Did the game actually turn him into a female character, or did he just get his features made more feminine?
