@Braytak It's not offensive, it's just a joke.
It's a cliché (and not really wrong) to considere that K-pop and J-pop boys bands are more effeminate, opposed to a more traditional US male model where male is more like a bodybuilder, and how this more effeminate model became influent in a short amount of time. It's not a political speech about the differences and similarities of modern History treatment between Japan and South-Korea.
And brother Japan is drawn as it is a regular character here.
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@Braytak It's not offensive, it's just a joke.
It's a cliché (and not really wrong) to considere that K-pop and J-pop boys bands are more effeminate, opposed to a more traditional US male model where male is more like a bodybuilder, and how this more effeminate model became influent in a short amount of time. It's not a political speech about the differences and similarities of modern History treatment between Japan and South-Korea.
And brother Japan is drawn as it is a regular character here.