*For 3 and 6 I just didn't like to say something about, they are good arguments
I was hoping to get an idea of how you would answer those questions. If your opinion mimics my own then I suppose you've already answered them.
Now (just my opinion) for what I know world building is not about many places or island it's about how different types of people are there, how different there ideology have and how different role they have to play in the story , and how differ things are , for au natural there are a lot of thing going on like Victoria's husband affair and her relationship with her son , Kelly with Dylan and Brandi , and Rory and his family stuff and so more (also so much in Timmy strike back)
And to me this represents the distinction between a strong plot and world building. When I think world building, I think of establishing that which lies outside of but isn't forgotten by the immediate narrative. One example would be Lucius Logan's,
Homework. We get to see Kathlyn (Mom) in her place of work; we get to see Kalel (son) at school; we get to see their home; we get to see Kalel interact with characters from Logan's other works (e.g. Hana and her friends from
My New Girlfriend at school); we get to see his Aunt Liza at his grandmother's house; we get to see Ryan from
Why Not Me, Too? interact with boss lady from
My New Boss, which extends its narrative in
My New Girlfriend through Henry
, Hana's twin brother
. I'm not stating that the world building is all that grand in Lucius' works, but we at least get to see what they do when they're not interacting with each other. That is, they have lives outside of just having sex with each other.
In daval it's good world building but usually they just have no plot meaningless sex (as for me also meaningful sex > meaningless sex ) means thing are not going anywhere they are just having sex (mostly). MT is good about that , ID is decent and SN is bad tho (not totally)
Is MT that good in demonstrating meaningful sex? I mean up until the end of chapter six, Sarah was being painted as someone who just needed to get off, whether it was by her nephew, husband, or uncle, and possibly her son (i.e. her noticing Aaron's erection.) Granted, for me at least, most incestuous relationships bear meaning in and of themselves, and hence the reason I like Madness Together, but I wouldn't necessarily subscribe to the idea that more characters necessarily demonstrate more meaning in sex. I would argue that Immoral Desires has the most meaningful sex, not simply because it has a rather "romantic" bent, but because of Daniel and his capacity to outright refuse sexual interactions with other women because having sex with his mother means a lot more to him, despite his opportunity to have sex with characters like Martha, Sofia, and Kiara, who outright flirt with him.
*(one peice has definitely one of the best world building) but bleach is there for me
Yeah, one piece is in a league of its own when it comes to world building in anime. Bleach is okay. I like the development of the Sereitei. But I would argue perhaps Naruto was better at world building than Bleach. All three are great shonen anime by the way, even in spite of my resentment of how Naruto ended. (That's a subject for another day, and another thread.)
Sorry but I can't actually understand your point about mini comics but according to what I understand. I don't care much about their being canon all I care about new stories (they can chance characters tho , like not Amanda and alexa and others )
I mean to state that if the pleasure I derive from watching Amanda and Liam have sex is their mother-son dynamic, then I'm pretty much locked into that. I'm not going to find much pleasure in watching Amanda having sex with a dark-skinned, demon nephew, or getting gangbanged by random characters, or sharing the penis of a Satyr god with her sister. In other words, I pick a lane, and I head down that road at 120 MPH.
Lastly for me(if you know you know)
Savita bhabhi >> Daval = Pegasus
I'm not familiar with Savita Bhabhi. From a preliminary search, the 3D looks fairly good. If you like Indian 3D renders, then you may be interested in Ira Raman, if the the prospect of NTR doesn't bother you.
