By the time it's Halloween, it seems like all the parties are already over! Perhaps you're nursing a hangover or doing Sunday night homework, but here's a little treat for you nonetheless.
For those of us who grew up thriving on N64, Banjo Kazooie was a staple. It came at a time when Rare and Nintendo still worked together to create highly original games and storylines... Not to mention the memorable musical scores. Here's a Halloween-esque piece from BK's Mad Monster Mansion. Enjoy!
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Is it OK to call fictional characters "sexy"?
Sebastian Michaelis: Hot or Not? |
I was talking to a friend recently, and my anime reviews came up in conversation. My friend criticized my "The Gay" section as paraphrased here:
And when there's nothing specifically gay, you start talking about how attractive characters are, or you call them "sexy." No - you're not allowed to say that. Calling animated people "sexy" is not acceptable. That's just creepy and wrong.Now, I understand what he's saying, but I disagree with the premise of his argument. Don't get me wrong - actually finding a cartoonish depiction of someone sexy, as in, "I am sexually attracted to and could find sexual gratification from said digitally-rendered or animated character" ... I agree - that is legitimately creepy.
However, that's not what I'm saying when I refer to an anime or video game character as sexy.
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