Why are there Japanese guy accidental clothes ripping cartoons?

It could be that he's facing a difficult situation and can't find a way out, so he's reacting that way. Or maybe it's just a comical exaggeration for effect.

This kind of content is often inappropriate and might have no positive meaning or purpose. It could potentially be seen as objectifying or exploiting certain groups.

There could be some stories in the realm of gay-themed comedies or parodies where ripping clothes might be used for comical effect. For example, in a drag show skit where a performer is being overly dramatic and 'rips' their flamboyant costume as part of the act to get a laugh from the audience. But again, these are quite specific and not something that is a common, everyday gay story.

Maybe he's getting ready to go out or has an event to attend.

Ripping someone's clothes in public is inappropriate behavior regardless of sexual orientation. Such actions violate personal boundaries and public decency. In a positive gay community context, we should focus on stories of acceptance, love, and contributions, like how gay individuals are making a mark in various fields such as art, fashion, and activism.

It might also imply passion. In a fictional or artistic context, when a character rips their clothes, it could be a sign of intense emotion, like love or anger. For gay characters, it could be a way to show their deep - seated feelings in a very physical and visual way.

Sometimes it's for comical effect. Big clothes can make the characters look funny and add to the humor of the cartoon.

It's often for creativity and to add a fun element. It makes the animals look more human-like and can tell interesting stories.

This kind of portrayal is usually not acceptable. It could be due to bad intentions of the creator or a failure in censorship. But in general, such content doesn't belong in proper cartoons.

Maybe it's to make the animals look cuter and more appealing to kids. It's a fun way to imagine them in a different way.