Whenever the subject of Sony’s recent moves into the anime industry comes up, fans start to worry that the company will somehow spell the end of visual fan service. But I’m here to reassure you that Sony-owned studios have always turned out plenty of eye candy for fans. Let’s look at the best examples in this blog post!
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The Best Anime Fan Service Made by Sony-Owned Studios
Fans love to worry about Sony’s rise as a powerful force in the anime industry. The company’s policies in favor of censoring already-SFW titles on the Sony PS5 have caused fans to embrace the Nintendo Switch as the preferred game console for anime fans. (And J-List has lots of titles in stock for Switch owners). But anime fans needn’t worry that Sony will be bringing their censoring ways to anime anytime soon, at least judging from recent history.
Anime made by Sony-owned studios isn’t new. The company has been heavily invested in creating and marketing anime for at least the past 25 years. Sony subsidiaries A-1 Pictures, CloverWorks and Aniplex have produced some of the most beloved anime works in recent memory, many with more than a little sexy anime fan service scenes.
Let’s check some of them out together!
Oreimo: My Little Sister Can’t Be This Cute
The popular anime about the ultimate otaku younger sister had plenty of sexy anime fan service, bringing fans together joyfully.
My Dress-Up Darling
The anime that made us all want to start playing with dolls and find a cosplaying gyaru is filled with sexy anime fan service moments. Check out our latest figures, dakimakura and doujinshi in stock here!
Sword Art Online
We all loved watching Asuna getting out of that bath, flashing her boobs and butt to us.
Kaguya-sama: Love is War
Kaguya-sama isn’t a fan service show, but fans did get an OAV episode filled with sexy moments, which were mainly the internal fantasies of Miyuki and Yu.
Saenai Kanojo no Sodatekara
Another legendary anime that didn’t shy away from giving fans what we wanted to see was Saekano. Which girl were you rooting for?
Akebi-chan’s Sailor Suit
This simple show about a girl who wanted to attend the high school her mother attended but had the wrong kind of school uniform made fans smile. Especially the focus put on all the cute thighs and feet.
Nier: Automata
Another Sony-funded work that gave fans the anime fan service we wanted to see was Nier: Automata. Browse J-List products from this anime and game here!
Eromanga Sensei
Like Oreimo, Eromanga Sensei was based on a light novel series written by Tsukasa Fushimi and illustrated by Hiro Kanzaki. And like Oreimo, the show had some quality anime fan service scenes for fans to enjoy.
Darling in the Franxx
Another show that had plenty of visually pleasing moments for us to obsess over…and weird references to Gainax anime.
Fairy Tail
An anime show that had the perfect blend of plot and “plot” was Fairy Tail. Who was your favorite girl from the series?
Nanatsu no Taizai
Finally there’s “Inappropriate Touching: The Anime,” aka The Seven Deadly Sins. Although there are many deep elements to the story, there are also lots of sexy moments like this. And Sony’s A-1 Pictures animated it.
Thanks for reading this blog post about the 11 best times Sony-owned studios showed us anime fan service. What’s your favorite sexy anime on this list? Are you worried about Sony doing harm to anime as they become more and more of a powerhouse in the industry?
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