Reader’s Question:
Is it illegal to buy unofficial anime merchandise? What happens if I post it on social media? I recently saw someone on Instagram posting unofficial merchandise, and they have over 10,000 followers. It made me worried about whether that’s okay. I want to know because this could happen to
Recently, there has been a rapid increase in empathy towards victims, influenced by societal trends and social media. In particular, regarding the case of Nakai Masahiro, there are many voices supporting the victims, but those who express even slightly differing opinions often face backlash. This situation highlights the importance of having a sense of
Reader’s Question:
Why did the voice actors of the “Akai Kitsune” commercial face such severe online harassment? I have some personal thoughts on this matter. Some people claim that the “Akai Kitsune” commercial appears sexual. While I can’t deny that different people have different perspectives, I think it’s fine for someone
Recently, Masahiro Nakai has been in the news, and I’ve been reflecting on the situation. His apology and retirement comments convey a clear acknowledgment of personal responsibility, which seems like a sincere response. However, on social media, it appears that those defending him are one-sidedly criticizing the other party, leaving me with a sense of
Question from a reader:
I am curious about Ado’s face. There was a time when her face was revealed online, but I don’t believe that is her real face. This is because Ado herself has denied it. While I have no evidence, she does not come across as someone who would lie. Despite this, there is a lot of uncertain information
Question from a reader:
Why isn’t it reflected in the trending category? Is it because the question is bad?
Recently, a friend asked me, “Why doesn’t it get reflected in the trending category?” He seemed perplexed that there was no reaction after he posted his opinion. I understood his feelings well, as
Question from a reader:
I haven’t heard the music of an artist named tuki., but I’ve seen posts about him often trending on X. It seems like he has a strong desire for approval, and I wonder how he could make such posts without anticipating backlash. Is this a case of controversy marketing?
Recently, I’ve been hearing
Question from a reader:
Who exactly is tuki? After seeing yesterday’s post, I felt he has a strong desire for approval. It seems like he doesn’t value his fans much. What do you all think?
Recently, I’ve come across various opinions regarding tuki’s posts. The differing evaluations of his age and influence feel
Reader’s Question:
I have never heard of the artist tuki., but I often come across posts that cause a stir on X. I feel that there is a strong desire for approval, but I can’t imagine why they would post such things that lead to controversy. Is this a tactic for getting attention?
Lately,
What do you all think about the recent post by Hirose Alice? She stated, “Focusing on your own life is happier than attacking the past,” but opinions are divided on whether this is a critique of defamation or an attempt to quell the recent uproar. This post came shortly after reports of the problematic behavior of a
