>>4439365
The problem is, and if you really know the series, you realize that this doesn't make sense, it's a misunderstanding of the concept as stupid as or even stupider than that of Pokemon (they are not slaves, they are proud warriors).
>where women are animals
They are actually a different species than humans and are only female, similar to how the girls in Azur Lane are not really human and do not recognize themselves as humans (they even consider themselves human imitators) so the logic of this world does not apply to that universe.
>>race for the entertainment of men and taught to be proud of it.
Human women and Umas, whether failed or retired, also enjoy watching. It must be considered that many of them cannot even compete; those who do compete are basically an elite superior to the rest.
>>Not saying it's intentionally malicious, necessarily, but says a lot about the creators' world view. I can't really imagine anything more repulsive on a conceptual level.
The message is that men should be in the kitchen while the girls compete and become recognized stars.
