Audience-Alienating Premise: Difference between revisions

* ''[[Sankarea]]'', the story of a boy with a zombie fetish and a suicidal girl who dies, is revived with an experimental serum of his creation and becomes his girlfriend. Yeeep...

* ''[[Kiss×Sis|kiss×sis]]'', an over the top harem series that pushed the limit on how much fanservice can you squeeze in a regular shonen magazine. How much, you ask? There is so much fanservice and pandering to the fetishes (including [[Toilet Humour]] played for sexiness) that the premise, about [[Brother-Sister Incest|two girls who lust over their]] [[Not Blood Siblings|stepbrother]] and do anything on their power to attract his attention, is probably the ''least'' alienating part.

* ''[[Dragon Pink]]'' is the poster girl of the problems inherent of [[Porn with Plot]]. People looking for something to fap to have the intricate fantasy world plot interfering; people who get caught with the story and the world building is jarred by the abundant scenes of hardcore sex. It says something when, despite the protests of its author that he wants to finish the story someday, the manga has been in hiatus since '''1994'''.

* ''[[Soul Eater Not!]]'', for more or less the same reason ''[[Magical Record Lyrical Nanoha Force]]'' failed. It's an [[Slice of Life]] spin-off to ''[[Soul Eater]]'', which was a supernatural comedy-action series. It was unappealing to long-time ''Soul Eater'' fans for both its themes and being starred by new characters with little to no connection to established characters, but fans of the Slice of Life genre weren't interested in such a spin-off of an action shounen.