Rare 90s kids anime, which is mostly a dud with very few distress scenes in general, almost all GiD and very lame due to being one of those series having Heinz Doofenshmirtz-like villains (ie. incompetent morons). It does have a DiD scene, though. Nothing special, mind you.
Episode 32: one of the main girls tied up to a pole by cavemen - https://archive.org/details/omakase-scr ... ub)+32.mp4
And that's about it really. In another episode there's a scene where the same girl and other ones of the main cast are caught in a net, but it's short. Episodes 37 and 38 are missing from any of the uploads I found online, but I really doubt there's something of interest.
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GothicSimmer
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Re: Omakase Scrappers
Not sure why GiD is a bad thing because scenes with male characters in my experience aren't as common compared most of the anime, TV series, and films where DiD is used. In fact, the trope of kidnapping someone for ransom or kidnapping the love interest often involves females while the same plot is seldom used for important males or boyfriends/husbands. I get it that most people tend to be into DiD especially when most media expect the damsel to be a female.
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Honestly, it's just because I am into DiD. GiD scenes are not for me.GothicSimmer wrote: April 26th, 2025, 8:25 pm Not sure why GiD is a bad thing because scenes with male characters in my experience aren't as common compared most of the anime, TV series, and films where DiD is used. In fact, the trope of kidnapping someone for ransom or kidnapping the love interest often involves females while the same plot is seldom used for important males or boyfriends/husbands. I get it that most people tend to be into DiD especially when most media expect the damsel to be a female.
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Spydarefox
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What episode has the net scene?