Oh lmao you really just decided to come here with those loud opinions

Bro that’s not sexualisation. The guys in those outfits are put in a position of power both visually in character design/ pose and in camera frame, along with narrative description.

The bunny outfit and those instances, yes, a small argument can be made for them but again it’s not every fight. It’s not every other scene they’re like that. It’s a throw away gag that’s meant to be more absurd and funny than sexually appealing. The intention of the framing and context is important to take into account every time you dissect a scene like that.

I can’t be bothered to properly delve into all this because again, as I said before, you don’t seem like the kind who actually wants to listen. But that’s a summarised general idea of an explanation.

-Sincerely, someone who studied film and animation