The female gaze indicates that a viewer is drawn to a character’s soul, and not just their appearance. Tatsu is the most handsome anime husband.
The Way of the Househusband The Netflix anime series “Den Manga” is based on the ongoing series by Kousuke Obono. This is a fun and quirky slice of life story about adults finding joy in everyday life. It’s not about high-school students. This anime features a strong and cool male protagonist that may appeal to both male viewers and female viewers.
Tatsu, an ex-yakuza thug, has settled down with Miku his businesswoman wife and created a comfortable life as a homeowner. Tatsu is a reliable, humble and creative man who may be attractive to the female gaze. Tatsu is a charming man, not only from the outside but also in his heart.
Tatsu’s Appeal to the Female Gaze
The Way of the Househusband It’s not just a romantic comedy that features adult characters. Tatsu, the male lead and househusband is in the show and is confidently exposing the destructive and unappealing extremities of masculinity. Tatsu isn’t trying to completely upend or subvert masculinity. Tatsu balances his masculine side by his more gentle and appealing qualities. He is loved by Miku and other female anime lovers. Tatsu’s success lies in his ability to relax with his domestic side and not trying to prove his masculinity.
Tatsu may sometimes be called a “sissy”, or unmanly by some, but these critics miss the point. Tatsu is a woman’s advocate and Tatsu shows that masculinity can be seen as a monolithic entity, with femininity being scorned. Many girls and women find hyper-masculine men unattractive, contrary to what they tell each other. These men can be frightening or unattractive, and they often push themselves away from the female gaze in an overzealous attempt to attract it. Tatsu is an expert in the art of moderation, which is key to the female gaze. Househusband.
Tatsu is a wonderful spouse and a feast to the female eye. His masculine side is balanced with his gentler, domestic qualities. This includes his humility and willingness do chores and errands. It also shows his selflessness that always puts others first. Tatsu abandoned his gangster lifestyle to become a supportive, loyal, and protective person whom any spouse would love. His glasses and phrasing retain his mobster look, while also remaining humorous. Tatsu is also a gap-moe character. This shows that while Tatsu appeals greatly to the female gaze, he still manages to be a cool, supportive, and protective man who other men can respect after they get past the shock of Tatsu being a househusband.
The Female Gaze is also used in other anime series
The female gaze is about moderation in masculinity. It’s not about a handsome face and a fast car. This makes the female gaze rich in storytelling depth and intellectuality. The dandere Torukirishima, a gap moe mobster from the anime, is one example. The Yakuza’s Guide to Child Care. Tatsu said that Toru is tough and used to the mobster lifestyle, but inside he is a good person who loves making others happy. Toru was even invited to babysit Yaeka the boss’ young daughter. He was protective and emotionally sensitive, and soon formed a bond with Yaeka who was only half his age.
While there was a comedy element to it with two people who were completely opposite becoming friends, their deep-rooted relationship suggested that Toru is a man of great potential. He was a good dad-in-the making and he showed that he was a great fit for the female gaze. Yakuza Toru was not only admired for his beautiful looks, but also for his compassionate attitude towards Yaeka. Yaeka’s classmates found him attractive because he was a charmingly humble father figure, who was determined to care for Yaeka, even though he sometimes felt silly about it.
Wakana Gojo is another example of a male lead in the dandere gang. While he is not a gap moe, he appeals to female eyes. My Dress-Up Darling With his strong use and understanding of love languages. Wakana was a hard worker and made sacrifices in order to complete Marin Kitagawa’s new costume in record time. Thus, Wakana provided a service act. Wakana did not have any ulterior motives and simply helped Marin because he was a caring, compassionate boy who wanted to make Marin smile. Although he found Marin attractive outwardly, both men knew that their attraction was not limited to a curvy body or pretty faces. With their strong chemistry as both a dandere, and a girl from the genki, they had a genuine connection. That allowed Wakana shine.
