Getsuyoubi no Tawawa

nathandouglasdavis Apr 21, 2021

4

So, obviously, this is just a venue to show off large breasts. And the girls are generally drawn pretty cute. I especially like the hair braids. Though personally, I think the boobs look awkward in how they protrude, and I think that Ai-chan's skirt looks weird with how the waistline goes up to feir belly button. But others might be perfectly fine with those aspects; it's just personal taste. Almost all of the characters are left unnamed (even Ai is just a nickname). The guy characters are drawn eyeless--likely to further emphasize how you shouldn't expect anything other than cute girls from this. I think the mentor guy's hair style looks stupid. The plot basically boil down to guys ogling girls, and girls being okay with being ogled if it's by the guy they're interested in. From the way things are portrayed and the type of language used, I get the impression that the author is one of those people who see men as the true victims in a culture of increased sexual harassment accountability (because they have to worry about false accusations and such). Our very first introductions to both the train guy and the mentor guy involve them fretting about not knowing what kind of actions they can take to avoid being accused. With the mentor guy, feir first inclination when confronted with an office full of men ogling a woman is to want to tell the woman that fe needs to change feir behavior. There's no indication that the guy even considered telling the men that they're the ones in the wrong. And the manner the higher-ups ask for sexual harassment incidents to be avoided just comes across like they think it's a fake problem and are simply wanting to avoid any legal hassle. Throughout the manga, it very much exudes a vibe of blaming the women. The women are the ones who are charming the men, leading them astray, and disturbing the morals of those around them. The lecherous actions of men are seen as natural responses to visual stimulation and that it's the woman's responsibility to keep feir guard up and withhold any sort of visual stimuli from reaching the eyes of the surrounding men. The manga definitely suggests that girls not hiding their bosoms is essentially asking for them to be ogled (and that the girls are often seeking that reaction consciously and intentionally). But as a man, I have literally never experienced an uncontrollable urge to leer at a woman. In my experience, sexuality is primarily based on context. Chocolate can be sexual if the context is right, but many times, it's just a tasty snack. A massage can be sexual, or not. Even nudity isn't inherently sexual. I'm a nudist and have gone to several places with communal nudity and it's not at all a sexual experience, because the context isn't sexual. So when I see portrayals of men at work getting turned on by the mundane activities of a big-breasted woman, I genuinely don't understand how they're interpreting that context as sexual. Even if you notice a coworker's breast size, how hard is it to simply acknowledge the existence of the boobs, note the lack of sexual context, and then move on? Only assholes who routinely objectify women would see breasts in a non-sexual context like work and respond by ogling them "uncontrollably." [Reviewed at chapter 15]

Carnufex Jan 19, 2023

6.7

This review was written after reading chapter 88This is the official serialization of the doujinshi, so I recommend you read my review of the former, since here, I will only pinpoint the differences.This is an actual manga, so the illustrations part is gone, and we only have the story, which is more elaborate than in the doujinshi: the themes remain the same, but the global lore is much more intricate, and a lot of characters have connections to one another that they didn’t have in the original.On the other hand, the drawings feel slightly less worked, which is regrettable, since a good part of the interest of this story resides in the quality of the Big Anime Titties™. Cet avis a été écrit après lecture du chapitre 88Il s’agit ici de la sérialisation officielle du doujinshi, aussi je vous recommande de lire mon avis concernant ce dernier, car ici, je vais me contenter de pointer les différences.On a affaire à un vrai manga, donc la partie avec les illustrations n’est plus là, et on n’a que la partie histoire, qui est bien plus élaborée que dans le doujinshi : les fils conducteurs restent les mêmes, mais sont bien plus imbriqués, et de nombreux personnages ont des connexions les uns avec les autres qu’ils n’avaient pas dans l’original.A contrario, les dessins paraissent légèrement moins travaillés, ce qui est regrettable, vu qu’une bonne part de l’intérêt de cette série réside dans la qualité des Gros Nichons d’Animé™.

Satoru101 Aug 17, 2021

8

It's wholesome, It's frustrating, It's rewarding.......It's the whole package.