Hentati

Hentati is a term used in the context of Japanese media, particularly in anime and manga, to describe a character who is portrayed as a hypersexualized female. The term is a blend of "hentai," which refers to pornographic or erotic content, and "tati," which means "standing" or "standing woman." Hentati characters are often depicted in provocative or sexually suggestive poses, and their primary purpose is to serve as a visual stimulus for the audience, rather than to contribute to the narrative or character development.

The concept of hentati is often criticized for objectifying women and promoting harmful stereotypes about sexuality and gender. Critics argue that hentati characters can reinforce negative attitudes towards women and contribute to a culture of sexual objectification. Despite these criticisms, hentati characters remain a popular and enduring feature of Japanese media, particularly in the hentai genre.

The portrayal of hentati characters can vary widely, from subtle sexual innuendo to explicit sexual content. In some cases, hentati characters may be used to create a sense of tension or arousal in a scene, while in other cases, they may be used to create a sense of humor or absurdity. Regardless of their specific role, hentati characters are generally seen as a controversial and contentious feature of Japanese media.