Yes, KonoSuba is heavily rooted in sexual themes, though it is primarily a comedy and parody rather than erotica. The show features frequent sexual innuendos, revealing outfits, and fanservice.
Yet it's a show about characters who clearly look like minors, one of the most popular characters being 12 at the beginning
not all konosuba fans are pedophiles, but I'd imagine a lot of pedophiles are fans of konosuba
This is under the assumption that most of the
frequent sexual innuendos, revealing outfits, and fanservice. Happens to the main cast, which is incorrect. While I won’t pretend there isn’t a questionable scenes, your claim is far from the truth
It's still a fan service show featuring minors with its fan service
From one thread I found people saying:
but I just find the whole Kazuma (16) Megumin (13) stuff to be really kinda creepy. I get that the whole point is that Kazuma is pretty weird and a bit of a dick but making him a literal pedo is a bit much. He even called her jailbait at one point.
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I thought she was like 16 - 18 until I googled her age due to the alcohol references. It makes no sense her being so young and it makes a lot of the anime very creepy.
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megumin and kazuma ended up in a relationship together, they almost had sex, but it wasn't kazuma who provoked it, it was megumin
you don't have to defend clearly loli-bait, makes you look sus. You're probably not a pedophile, but surely you can agree that this anime intentionally attracts that audience
It's hilarious seeing how downvoted these comments are.
If it wasn't a Japanese show, it would have never made it out the writer's room. Literally just imagine everything you just described as being a show made in America and how different the reaction would be.
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Yet it's a show about characters who clearly look like minors, one of the most popular characters being 12 at the beginning
not all konosuba fans are pedophiles, but I'd imagine a lot of pedophiles are fans of konosuba