Mild annoyance.
This is tough to describe. You know how cartoon violence can be funny because despite the victim never appears to be actually hurt in a meaningful way and is fine the next scene? I think ecchi works the same way. The best ecchi is when the girl has something happen to her that would in reality be horribly embarrassing or emotionally scarring but in the context of the story doesn't really seem seriously effected by it. Like how a movie like Animal House can play off serious sexual deviancy as a "prank" because the victims just sort of run and scream like they saw a spider.
In simpler terms, bad things happen but she's only bothered a little bit.
>>1909332
Because it's cute to see momentarily embarrassed girls.
It's not cute to seeing emotionally scarred girls.
[spoiler]Well it CAN be, but that's a different story.[/spoiler]
>>1909520
Right. It's just a charming trope that's a subset of general ENF stuff.
I know exactly what OP is talking about. Its ENF but done lightly and quickly resolved.
>>1909335
Edits...please.
What's the difference from ENF though? So a less E version of ENF? I don't get it.
