Palutena's new taunt... alrighty then

[Sakura-chan]

So, if you haven't heard already, Lady P has a taunt where she puts he staff in the ground and spins around it.

While some fans see it as a... how do I put this... er, stripper-like thing, I know it's supposed to be elegant instead of risqué.

What are you thoughts on this... interesting taunt?

 

[Raijinken]

It's a pole dance, but if she doesn't strip, then it's not a stripper dance.

 

[Wanderer from Roseyard]

If one leg wasn't high up in the air when she does it, there might have been a case for an innocent pose. Definitely a pole dance, and her rent is definitely due tomorrow.

 

[Sakura-chan]

If one leg wasn't high up in the air when she does it, there might have been a case for an innocent pose. Definitely a pole dance, and her rent is definitely due tomorrow.

What does that even mean?

 

[StarshipGroove]

I bet Pit wishes he was that staff when she taunts.

 

[Shaya]

Some sort of alluding to the socioeconomic conditions pole dancers may often find themselves in.

Anyway, this is about Palutena, hence it should be in the Palutena section (probably sufficient in their social or an already made thread talking about her taunts). If you wanted to have a discussion about the feminist perspective, then I'd love to let you know it's safer not to and that you'd have to provide a really substantive and fair opening to any such discussion not just a "what do you think".

 

[IsmaR]

I shouldn't need to point out that if this devolves into inappropriate discussion looking too deeply into party fighting games intended for the E10+ crowd, this will be locked faster than Palutena can finish the incriminatory taunt.

But yes, pole dancing is an art form that goes beyond stripping. Though obviously it doesn't get the popularity elsewhere.