On the one hand it criticises otaku and the culture they support and love, as well as the behaviours it manifests. It openly criticises their attitudes and the extremely gross behaviour that they engage in while demanding perfect pretty fake idols.
On the other hand it openly panders to every single gross Otaku shock-factor thing you can think of. And it makes the grotesque a central point of its entertainment in the very first episode
Then it criticises the internet for enjoying that, for encouraging it, for being a bunch of disgusting otaku.
I don't know if it will keep up that criticism but it was clearly there at the end of the first 90minute ep I watched. I'm really not sure if I want to continue it though it made me super uncomfortable and the fact it is now #1 on every review site is vomit.
Clearly the message was either insincere or (predictably, at this point) simply unsuccessful compared to the otakus getting off to what they came to get off to.
Evangelion 2 let's go
I don't know if it will keep up that criticism but it was clearly there at the end of the first 90minute ep I watched. I'm really not sure if I want to continue it though it made me super uncomfortable and the fact it is now #1 on every review site is vomit.
Clearly the message was either insincere or (predictably, at this point) simply unsuccessful compared to the otakus getting off to what they came to get off to.