It’s just as ridiculous as taking issue with cowboy movie on the grounds that they are discriminatory toward Native Americans. When did this show endorse colonialism? What matters is how the story is told; the choice of setting itself shouldn't be the target of criticism

It's hard to explain, but even though the enemy AI in Holy Trinity was aggressive, it felt more human. The AI ​​in 7 and 8 just spends the whole time running away. Some people claim that’s fun, though

Suddenly advocating for an unplanned approach to nature conservation, or claiming that "if we abandon our weapons, the Kaiju won't go on a rampage"... They’re likely trying to pose a question to the audience, but there are better ways to go about it

What’s being debated in Japan right now is the idea that prioritizing satire to the point where characters behave completely out of character is an outdated writing. Tiga, in particular, has a lot of plots like that

An AC04 player talks about AA Gun

There’s a common misconception: while Toei is a large corporation, the department responsible for toku remains quite small. They have other IPs that are far more profitable, so they wouldn’t bother investing in Toku

Personally, I don’t think the satirical nature of the show is what’s putting audiences off; rather, I suspect the kind of satire Tsupro presents just comes across as dated. Blazer and Shin are well-regarded by the JP fandom because their efforts proved successful

People who criticize Project RED clearly haven't been watching the show. Right now, Omega Horn is doing great—it’s actually selling more toys than recent Sentai series have.

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Well, he was the one with the highest viewership ratings among them. Even though Ichigo and Nigo were already quite popular, it’s truly impressive that the sequel managed to surpass them

アイツってAC5の僚機と違ってプレイヤーに「こうした方がいいんじゃない？」って作戦を提案してこないんですよね。民家を潰しても味方機を見捨てても「それがお前の選択なら仕方ない」って言ってくれる。ずっとサイファーの戦う理由を尊重してくれてるような気がする…

ピクシーはどこか葛藤しながら飛んでる自分と違うサイファーの自由な飛び方が好きだったんじゃないかな サイファーが好き勝手に飛んだその先に何が待ってるのか知りたかったし、彼の行き先が自分の我儘で左右されてほしくなかった。…みたいな妄想

Even the Jp mecha fandom has pushed this show out of its field of vision, effectively declaring that "it never existed"

As I’ve said many times, I believe she is in the right. However, there are significant issues with her words and actions, unless her future course of action is clearly defined, this whole situation won’t be resolved

In that case, she should have clarified that "stark difference." If there is a clear distinction, she should not criticize only men, nor should she have used sexist language

But her chats are always like this, and the level of extremity in Joke’s messages isn’t really any different from hers

Right. But the line for what constitutes sexual harassment is incredibly vague. If she were to conduct her streams in a perfectly standard way, it would be easy to filter out malicious comments—just like Iroha does

Yeah, she’s right But if she were to stream about things like "how often her coworkers masturbate" or "wanting to be sexually abused by her favorite VA," you can easily imagine the kind of joke comments that would end up in the chat

Tbh, it was an incredibly tasteless performance, but Holofans defended her, arguing that "La+ represents this kind of 'weird otaku'—she even tolerates vulgar comments in her stream chat—so she’s actually being consistent." And she, too, agreed with this opinion

Well, there’s a bit of context to this She previously organized a collab involving a gacha, during which she performed an act where she kicked a player avatar aside, took his place, and subjected the VA to sexual harassment