Replying to @IchigoSaahil
When you slander Cipher online, enraged Belkan pilots will flood your replies with comments like, "Shut up. He's the GOAT"
Replying to @kamenridervalen
The funniest thing about this is that it was just Toei dealing with complaints over Kuuga's gurongi
"What if kids copy that?!"
"Got it. Then let's make it a way of killing that no one can copy"
Replying to @MechaGirlOTD
Even the Jp mecha fandom has pushed this show out of its field of vision, effectively declaring that "it never existed"
Replying to @CWC36218948 @IEatDirt441
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
Replying to @IEatDirt441
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
Replying to @CWC36218948 @IEatDirt441
But her chats are always like this, and the level of extremity in Joke’s messages isn’t really any different from hers
Replying to @IEatDirt441
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
Replying to @IEatDirt441
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
Replying to @CWC36218948 @IEatDirt441
And then, a few months later, this happened
What she’s saying is correct. However, what made her aggressive performance possible was her own capacity for tolerance. The people she’s criticizing now are the very ones who were most protective of her
Replying to @CWC36218948 @IEatDirt441
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
Replying to @IEatDirt441
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
Replying to @Idawmnz
That’s mostly correct, but the one difference is that he looks happy on the stretcher
Replying to @subete_0hana4
最初から「勧善懲悪!悪党ぶん殴って事件解決!」みたいなノリの漫画だったら全然アリなんだけど呪術が変なのは「現実は単純じゃない。お互い意見を擦り合わせて尊重し合いましょう」みたいな話をした直後に武力介入による解決を提示してくるとこ
Replying to @GaraYuzu
例えがアレだけど女性上位な恋愛モノとかでマウント取ってくるヒロインに小物臭いポイントがあると一気に白ける人間だからこの気持ちすごいわかる。でもこれが刺さる層もいるんだよね
Replying to @WandererFN
>>Kick the player character aside, take their place, and sexually harass the female idol (or, more precisely, the VA portraying her)
Tbh, she was the one who crossed the line first. And now, she’s criticizing the very fans who used to defend her…
Replying to @_ZenoKaiserX89_
Well this movie was actually quite disliked by the Kikaider fandom. The author of "Kamen Rider Spirits" also said he didn't like this Hakaider
But now, she’s started criticizing the male fans who resonate with her performances. In short, she’s turned the very people who used to defend her into her enemies
It was a pretty tasteless performance, but she managed to get away with it because she herself served as a spokesperson for that kind of "weird otaku" subculture
Replying to @Filthyweeb233 @Seihai_2004
She once orchestrated a collaboration with a gacha where she had the player character removed, took their place, and then engaged in sexual harassment toward the VA


