Posted April 21, 2015
Or the legendary Ladies versus Butlers specials.
But I do get what he had in mind - much of the nudity in Kill la Kill doesn't seem sexual, but more like a celebration of the human body and getting rid of the evil clothes. For example, the skimpy battle suit of the main heroine has an in-universe explanation for its design, but we all know very well that it was just to look good for us, the viewers :)
I really liked KlK despite its flaws, but you will get much more enjoyment of it if you know at least a little about the older things that inspired it, like Cutey Honey, Blazing Transfer Student, or even the little things like Marvel Comics properties :)
But I do get what he had in mind - much of the nudity in Kill la Kill doesn't seem sexual, but more like a celebration of the human body and getting rid of the evil clothes. For example, the skimpy battle suit of the main heroine has an in-universe explanation for its design, but we all know very well that it was just to look good for us, the viewers :)
I really liked KlK despite its flaws, but you will get much more enjoyment of it if you know at least a little about the older things that inspired it, like Cutey Honey, Blazing Transfer Student, or even the little things like Marvel Comics properties :)