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Akira, Neon Genesis Evangelion, and Ghost in the Shell are all franchises that include multiple films and television shows. The dates here refer to the first anime iteration of each franchise.

The most explicit sexuality in the Ghost in the Shell anime is in Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence, where several gynoids — sex androids — start to violently malfunction. This leads down the rabbit hole mystery of the film — why this is happening, what actually is happening, and how the yakuza, a gynoid manufacturer and Motoko Kusanagi are tied into this problem. The film centers around the sex robots, going into detail how their sexualized bodies are both manufactured and dehumanized by those who use them. Everyone sees them as just sex toys, but the reality is that these gynoids appear to have developed Ghosts — a soul, essentially.

While the anime’s use of nudity is overall tasteful, the original manga is more problematic, due in part to how Masamune Shirow’s attitude toward sexuality is more superficial. After finishing the Ghost in the Shell manga, .

Shirow’s later Ghost in the Shell manga installments, Ghost in the Shell 2: Man-Machine Interface and Ghost in the Shell 1.5, are hyper-sexualized for the sake of it. The nudity the manga feels less thematically relevant since Motoko is more in touch with her humanity than in the anime adaptations. She cracks more jokes, is far wittier and feels embarrassed when caught naked, unlike in the film where part of the point is how she doesn’t care if anyone sees her naked.

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