Now say: "... Hey."

One's an Eco-terrorist, the other is a terror-terrorist. They're literally both villains. What were people expecting?

Also, of all the people, why was Ivy singled out?

I'm thinking to hard about this and it's making me upset.

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Bridge holding more than a town

^^^^ They are technically undead so I don't really know if they need anything other than a steady stream of electricity.

slightly insensitive

You know the Spaniards raped natives, right?

Yeah. Hundreds of years ago. The perpetrators, their victims, and several generations worth of their descendants have all come and gone in that time. Does that make what happened okay? No, of course not. But I would also argue that, at this point, someone making an off-color joke about that period is not an unforgivable affront, provided they aren’t also attempting to commit historical recidivism (which does not appear to be the case here).

Honestly, this whole thing reminds me of back in the 90's when "Seinfeld" (showing may age a bit here) started to get a bit too cynical for many people's tastes in the final couple seasons, treating a convenient death like a gag and having the characters engage in some morally dubious behavior. Back then, sitcoms just didn't do that sort of thing. They were supposed to have heart, and you were supposed to care about the characters. There were supposed to be those "awwww ..." moments. It felt wrong to have everything played for laughs. I felt the same way at the time.

Yet a decade or so later I found it very easy to appreciate "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia". The characters are all horrible people, and nobody is ever tempted to feel the slightest bit sorry for any of them when bad things happen. You can just laugh your ass off at them making constant idiots of themselves and each other--it's pure, unapologetically unsentimental comedy.

Point being, people's tastes change as their expectations of a medium change. Maybe for me, the intervening years of laughing at political humor or the surrealist stylings of animated comedies like "Space Ghost Coast to Coast", "Aqua Teen Hunger Force", and "Robot Chicken" altered my expectations of what a funny show was supposed to provide. It looks like there's a genre of anime that's exploring that path, and maybe one day people like @FluffyCow will laugh along with it because they've come in with different expectations, despite right now having a 20th-century sitcom-viewer's taste in anime.

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Looks like this was mined from one of the doujins.

Some of the best ships in here.

I wouldn't say I have a "20th-century sitcom-viewer's taste in anime". You simply have a different sense of humor than I do, and that's perfectly okay. It's just something I won't find funny and I know myself well enough to say that. Everyone has their preferences with comedy, and with that said I can still acknowledge that Studio Shaft did a good job with the production.

Good

^Credit pages are not part of the actual doujins, although it certainly may have helped to draw attention to the original image.

@Saberxanyone This is a yuri site. Get out. Shoo.

^^ It's mined from Danbooru during a routine Yui pic hunt :)

The more I think about this pairing the more interesting it gets.

The polycule expands. :3

There's a lot of works by this artist on this site, so it's a bit weird that this is the only one in the image gallery specifically

^ You know what's also weird? The fact we didn't have more of this author's works put here in the last 4 years. Including two separate series, one of which is the spin-off/sequel to the PrezxVicePrez series. (this time focused on the secretary and a classmate of hers)

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^ lmfaoooo

CUTEEEE FUXK I WANNA DRAW EM IN BEAUTIFUL SCENERY

^omg

| | Oh i miss those two..

Dude. I dont know if it notifies you whatsoever and i cant format properly on mobile but where is your profile from???

Means it times to turn the yuri into overdrive !

Cutesy

^seconded so hard