>>2512306The late 2000s to mid 2010s was a goldmine for ecchi with shows like Seikon No Qwaser, Queen's blade, and of course Strike Witches. Occasionally one like Ikkitousen will appear but they don't last long like they used to.
Ironically I think it's because of titty ninja shows like Senran Kagura that arrived to fill the niche. Both a blessing and a curse, they're safe enough to have spinoff material and merchandise and not ecchi enough to warrant be borderline H. Companies would rather have a Konosuba or Senran Kagura than Queen's blade these days. Fanservice-heavy over ecchi is the rule, and that's a shame.
All that aside, I think it would be great to discuss the many ecchi shows that come and go. At the very least it would spotlight some forgotten gems that have a surprisingly large amount of content. Never underestimate the nip autism possible when they latch onto their favorite series that only lasts one season.
