The tawdry female bosses are tiresome, and we could do with more male fanservice.

[Crushnight]

Well, the female boss doesn't seem to have it on display either and seems more covered to me.

Your kidding right?


that ass is on display that cloth is a vertical line, doesn't matter if the ass is as flat as a cardboard it is still on display.

[Amnmaat]

The female body is beautiful, anyone against it can kick rocks.

[linayar]

that ass is on display that cloth is a vertical line, doesn't matter if the ass is as flat as a cardboard it is still on display.

Not if it's covered. It's only on display if it's uncovered.

This image shows something that looks like a wrinkle in the leggings:

[Vahlnir]

Not if it's covered. It's only on display if it's uncovered.

This image shows something that looks like a wrinkle in the leggings:

To me, that looks to be where the leggings end and the skin begins. Not complaining though, just calling it as I see it.

[linayar]

To me, that looks to be where the leggings end and the skin begins.

Are we talking about the same thing? I'm talking about the wrinkly line that appears only on the right thigh.

[Krotoan]

Are we talking about the same thing? I'm talking about the wrinkly line that appears only on the right thigh.

I think that's just weird shading. Honestly I cannot see these "leggings" everyone is talking about. I just see her skin tone across the whole thing. It really appears to just be weird evil-veiny detailing on her legs.

[ElciaDeiLinus]

I mean, you do you. I'm not really here to insult what you find attractive, just genuinely baffled that you would put "has feathers covering her body" and "has no lips at all" into the same category of attractiveness. There is really, really a solid difference between "has black-colored eyes" and "has no eyeballs," and I don't think I'm being crazy for suggesting that " Ifrit is sexy" would not be the average person's opinion.

You also keep bringing up people who are not bosses or were not intended as fanservice during their boss fights as examples of attractive male bosses--Alphinaud is not a boss in this game, Estinien is 90% dragon and 100% covered when we fight him, and Gaius doesn't take off his helmet at all until he's no longer a boss; we had no idea what he looked like under the armor for all of ARR and his armor is not meant to be fanservice. You're comparing apples to oranges and acting like people are being unreasonable for refusing to recognize oranges as examples of apples...

You're right, in a talk about fan service someone who has feathers from head to toe cannot be compared to someone who has pitch black eyes- one covers the body in feathers (I'm not going to say I'm genuinely baffled there's people who think a feather covered body is hot, but it's not my type), the other effects a small part of the face which really has nothing to do with fan service. It really is an apples to oranges comparison, when you brush off female bosses with entirely monstrous arms and legs while complaining that Ifrit happens to have long nails as if that's an actual thing that takes away from anything.

Luckily, there's a hundred men with handsome faces, some clothed some naked- but since we're talking fan service that applies more to how much of the body is naked. Again, you not finding the men that are basically naked attractive doesn't change the fact that there's numerous men that fit societal norms of being attractive- and you're using different goalposts to let any monstrous feature that females have through while finding small features in males to make into major issues. Especially in a conversation about naked bodies, something the face doesn't effect.

SE can't know everyone's personal preference, I bring up the variety for just that reason- to show there's variety. Whether bosses or allies, they're a part of the game- if anything we spend more time with allies. Furthermore- since people have brought up fully clothed women like Tsukuyomi, Lakshmi as fan service- well dressed men or men that have clothing that accentuates their good looks are part of the conversation. And since people are bringing up Minfilia, who isn't a boss, it's fair to talk about males who aren't bosses.

If you're just going to dismiss every example of male fan service, of course you're not going to find any fan service in the game to your liking.

[Iscah]

I'm not seeing leggings either. Just lacework anchored with bands on the waist and thighs but there's no difference in colour between different sections or any sign of wrinkles on the skin-coloured parts. Just possibly some oddness about how the game handles shadows where different parts of a model meet.

[gumas]

(it would be useful if people would specify when it's an Eden version, i was looking at regular titan and ifrit all this time, and I was like HOW is this any attractive at all?!) XDD

everytime i see OG ifrit, i cant help but seeing D3 (stupid sexy) diablo i dont know why lol

also about that kind of clothing, you dont need to put that new boss for an example, i think some of the equipment that was sold in market board has better example for that. (my current BLM/RDM clothes)

in fact 50% of the boss is probably the least problem for me, because... well i dont have time to "carefully" look at the interesting part, i will be busy dpsing and dodging stuff (and not counting the boss move a lot) who have time to go "damn thats a fine ass!" in the mid of boss battle? i say 50% because you can just go undersized and go for it, but again... who have time for that?

to be frank even until now, i still cant perfectly grasp their (boss) exact look and clothing, because all i remember from them is the mechanic and attack pattern, clothing ais probably the last aspect i remember from them

[Vahlnir]

Are we talking about the same thing? I'm talking about the wrinkly line that appears only on the right thigh.

I see what you are talking about. It's on both. The "wrinkles" look like leggings to me, though they only go slightly above the knees. Could be a trick of the light or just how things appear on the model, but that's what I see.