Not so lovely from yuki girl. There is a concept that the sharp stone in the nails of Akane was placed by yuki and she intentionally took the scratch. But she didn't expected that Akane will attempt sucide. You will get it after watching next episode.
Sad fact: Akane's english dub VA got harassed on the internet because people were dissatisfied for her performance as Akane, and the fact that her mother conmitted suicide when she was still young, it hurts her even more. The irony:(
That’s wild to me because I haven’t been a huge fan of the dub, but Akane had one of the better English voices imo. And it’s mind blowing how “fans” of the show continue to miss the message in episodes like this.
@@CarlieAndAngehat's not even the worst of it. A popular belief is that Aka took inspiration for this episode from a story about what happened to a female pro wrestler(I feel really bad because I can't remember her name. I think it was something like "Haruka") who received similar harassment online. That girl, unlike Akane, did not get saved miraculously at the last second, and succeeded in her suicide attempt. After this episode aired, and people learned about the possibility that that was the inspiration, a group of Oshi No Ko "Fans" went and harassed the mother of said pro wrestler. Note how I said POSSIBILITY. As in, whether that's the actual inspiration or not isn't even a confirmed fact, but just popular belief. So as if it wasn't bad enough, these so called "Fans" harassed a mother for potentially EVEN LESS reason than there already was. So yeah, if you need examples of people who watch an anime but learn nothing from it's messages, look no further than those scumbags.
The end of this episode is genuinely one of my favorite Aqua moments because it actually shows that he's still just as much of the caring doctor he used to be despite his decade of life spent focused on hated and revenge.
“Remember what you said in righteous outrage online? There were consequences. You never saw them, but that didn't make them any less real, nor hold you any less accountable." This quote is the episode’s description and is something i think a lot of people online should hear.
Just to clarify something: Those comments seen during the scenes showing Akane's efforts weren't criticism that she has been dealing her whole life. Those were just mean comments born from the outrage caused by what happened in the show. The montage of scenes with Akane doing genuine effort during her entire life is just to show how people tend to judge without knowing the person.
funnily i've seen people do that too in yt shorts omment section lol. they act as if they know the entire life of the uploader from a mere 50 seconds video😅😅 and the scary part is that they sem to be seriously believe what they thought. it's like they write their own version of ppl they didn't even know
Even more than what Ange was saying, I think what Aqua means when he says "lying is the best way to protect oneself" is that if you put on an act or mask, it is protection for you. When people judge or criticize the mask you put on for others, they're really only judging the mask you created, not the real you. On the other hand, if you put your real self out there and people judge you, you have nothing to fall back on and it feels much more personal. Ultimately, it is all about protecting one's self-image.
Lies are one of the key ideas of the anime for a reason. Lies, love and showbiz. And everything's interconnected. And none of these are either good or bad. You can lie to protect someone, just as much as you can lie to attack. Aqua not telling Kana what the director said about her is an omission of truth, but the people online making shit up like "she was in my class and she sucked" is just as much of a fabrication. Ai herself said it best in the first episode. What if the love you want to show is actually a lie. It's just the inversion of being hated for who you really are. And those "good" vs "bad" lies actually lead into a whole theory I have about the black/white stars in their eyes, but that's another thing.
The scary thing is how cyber bullying really did kill someone in Hana Kimura. Just a simple flipping off another costar's hat in anger resulted in months of cyber bullying which led to her suicide. It's easier said than done to say turn away or turn it off. It really leaves deep scars if you haven't dealt with the criticism before like Kana.
From what I heard it was scripted, not even in true anger. I’ve seen other comments saying she was supposed to actually “hit” her co star per the directors, but she didn’t want to go that far, and decided on the hat instead.
@@ryanpalyo8181 it was scripted just like how they parodied it with Akane. The thing is all the cyber bullying that came to Hana sadly. Then the incident with her mom and the fans on here in Japan. People can't understand the irony behind that.
@@redmustangredmustang “parodied” is such an insensitive word to use. Comments like this are what caught her mom’s attention in the first place. Most people talk about the irony on how fans reacted badly to her mom, but the real irony is fans were the ones who provoked her mom into reacting like that. Fans kept on mentioning her name as if it’s the most normal thing to do, causing traction and inevitably reached her mom. The woman is grieving, you know. Casually making someone’s death be a topic for discussion is like telling her “BTW your daughter is dead”. Fans should just stop doing this name-drop thing. Just let her have her peaceful rest and not torment her mother.
man this was such a good episode when it first aired i picked up the manga straight away to find out what happens n man was this story really well made to show how the industry in media can effect not only your own personal life but others as well
I finally sat down and read through the manga before watching the anime and jesus, there were so many terrible moments like Akane's almost-drop here. There are cliffhangers in this bitch where I actually stood up and slammed the desk. I'm still super-invested in the story, hope we get to the end fairly soon, which it certainly looks like.
This episode remind me so much of a kpop singer named sulli( may she rest in peace) she was so much harassed online she end up taking herself out and the horrible thing is some excuse of human celebrated her Death, Idol world may be all shine and sparkle but its a dark cruel World RIP to all the victims , i hope people will learn to be more empathetic and nice to each other, people really tend to forget that idol's are humans too
People saying "Akane didn't deserve that." No one deserves that, and if you think some celebrity you know only from tv and news deserves that - people who hated Akane thought the same as you. You know nothing about people you only see in tv, you know very little about people you meet from time to time, or in school or work. So do not judge them for only small fraction you have witnessed.
This is likely my favorite episode of any anime it's very well set up with all the consepts in the episode and with how real the internet hate is and wail I can't say I personally know how it feels but from what iv heard and known of people who have come close to taking their own life akanes feelings are real aswell
I can't wait to see the reaction to episode 7 tomorrow! Episodes 1, 6 and 7 really are the best episodes for me, they just get really deep into it, and a lot of the 'difficult' stuff is very relatable for me personally~
You thought you were free of pain&sadness once you got through episode 1? Think again! Damn, somehow this episode hits even harder than the first time I watched it, seeing Akane go through it.
This one was so tough to watch but brings to light the dangers of the internet. Don't worry, she will be fine and the next two episodes really showcase her abilities. In season 2 she will also play a major role.
Parents, friends, or even strangers helping someone in need is way more important. It's not just postponing the inevitable. It gives them new reason to try and give it one more chance for the person who saved them even though they've already given up on themselves. The longer they keep fighting, the more chance for them to recover and get healed.
This was one of the most outstanding moments exhibiting Aqua's Star's Intent. The blazing hot star of righteousness, looking to win, or defend someone, contrasting with his void star, when rage, vengeance, or chaos is his inspired goal. A superb touch, especially for the magaka, if it was properly denoted there. This whole season did something different, and I loved it. There's not one episode I don't watch the reactions to.
3:40 "we gotta do this one time." It's fun! I ate at similar place except, instead of a grill, we had a super-hot cube of rock to lay the meat strips on. More meat, more types of sauce, more fun!
this episode perfectly encapsulates the problem with today's cancel culture and cyberbullying. People don't realize how severe this affects the victims because everyone is anonymous and can say whatever they want without any consequences.
12:31 unfortunately it wasn’t. Akane's story is very similar to a real life story of a female wrestler named Hana Kimura, but sadly she did pass away, and when this episode came out the mother of Hana went on twitter and said that she didn’t like how the anime handled this situation saying how it was almost identical to her daughter’s story, and then just kindly asked them to put a disclaimer or something but then the fans on twitter harassed the mother for this. It’s like they didn’t learn anything from this
The author very clearly stated that this scene wasn't inspired by any real life event. And that all similarity is just coincidence. Which is why I don't like when people try to claim that this episode is a reference to that real life event.
12:32 oh how I wish that was the case ange. They are doing the same thing to the dub cast on Twitter. Apparently the fans didn’t like the dub so they started to cyberbully the dub cast. It’s crazy how the same people that watched this episode/read this chapter haven’t learned a single thing. I just know aka and mengo are disappointed
It depicts how showbiz is, kind of. Internet just says mean things. They don't know the ones in the show simply playing character. They don't know the people involved are alredy reconciled. I mean if the people involved are already fine with each other but viewers simply think as if they still hate each other. They don't know a person has been working hard but they say she does not. Like in the episode, the contrast of what internet says about Akane and the images of how Akane actually worked hard, that shows how internet doesn't know much about a person but says as if they know so much. Waiting for next episode as well...
I swear this show plays tug of war with my heart. They keep destroying my hope in humanity with the fictional publics reaction to things, then restore it again with their lovely characters helping each other
I had a discussion with my freind about Oshi No Ko and we came with a theory about the double meaning of the OP song title, "Idol". Of course it means that you are idol, people admire you, you bring them happiness and all this stuff, but there is the other, dark meaning "I doll" like the doll in hands of the industry, a nothing more than just a product with short expiry date, easy replacable. I hope that this episode openned eyes for some people, if even one person changed something about their behaviour it is already a win. Poor Akane 😢
If theres gonna be a twisted meaning it wont be "I doll". It would be "Ai doll" cuz this one got the same pronounciation in japanese where "Ai" could refer to the singer ai or "Ai" which mean love
Many just forget that celebrities are humans too They mess up..Make Mistakes...Do stupid things..At the end of the day... They are just like you and me..They have feelings too. They can get hurt too.
"There might be some drama coming up soon" Ya just had to say something, didn't ya?😂 Nah, real talk, I'll never not be amazed at just... Everything in this episode.
Let's be real, she really jumped. That's what would happen, and they know we know she did. She's really important after this, but in a way I hoped they went with it until the end because it would be a needed punch to the audience.
I think that overall Kana is the better character, but this episode really does hit hard man. I assume someone has already told you, but it was inspired by a real Japanese actress (a wrestler I think) who commited unalive after getting harassed for a fake storyline.
In such times you've got to remember that all talented people like Akane are hated just because of envy and the lack of common sense. Ange's right - many people are unaware of the background behind a person they hate. Just hold your line and keep working on yourselves) In my country people say "The dogs bark, but the caravan moves on!"
No. That's a naively simplistic way to understand it. What it primarily is is people commenting out of ignorance and a sense of righteousness, maybe virtue signalling. We saw this shit explode in real life the past decade with virtue signallers and SJWs and cancel culture. In fact, cancel culture can basically be used to sum it up succinctly. People wanting to be arbiters of justice and be seen as standing up for victims.
While the first Episode shared similarities with the stabbing of idol Mayu Tomita back in 2016 where a rejected "fan" almost killed her, episode 6 is said to be influenced of the suicide of Hana Kimura who was harassed online for months. Kimuras mother heavily criticized the producers of the anime. The commentaries shown in that episode are said to be exactly the Same Kimura had received prior to her death.
That moment when Aqua said, "I'm not your enermy. You have no enemies." and stopped Akane from committing genocide was truly inspiring, probably one of the moments of all time.
@@NekoKei_FEARNOT i think its a exaggeration about what would happen if akane fell and died in front of a bunch of cars going at high speed, saying "genocide" may be an overstatement but i assure you it wont be pretty
One thing I don't understand is why didnt she just not look at social media and just wait for all the hate to die off ? Given how people nowadays have such short attention spans I figure in a week or two they would forget about it and move on. Can anyone elaborate ? Thank you.
It's harder than that, the internet won't easily let it go and while I do agree with your point, it's hard not to try and look for ONE positive comment thus leading you to keep seeing the hate
Logically speaking, as a functional, sensible adult, you are correct. Akane is not an adult yet though, she is a teenager with an obsessive personality who is not used to navigating social media, with a large audience observing and scrutinising her every action and isn't fully aware of the dangers of egosurfing.
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If anyone is ever going through a rough time, please do not hesitate to reach out. We should all be spreading love and positivity! ❤️
watching your guys videos should be enough ;)
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@@t1zoidyt739I agree
Not so lovely from yuki girl. There is a concept that the sharp stone in the nails of Akane was placed by yuki and she intentionally took the scratch. But she didn't expected that Akane will attempt sucide. You will get it after watching next episode.
akane story is based on true story
Sad fact: Akane's english dub VA got harassed on the internet because people were dissatisfied for her performance as Akane, and the fact that her mother conmitted suicide when she was still young, it hurts her even more. The irony:(
It’s like those people did not even watch the episode at all…
That’s wild to me because I haven’t been a huge fan of the dub, but Akane had one of the better English voices imo. And it’s mind blowing how “fans” of the show continue to miss the message in episodes like this.
@@CarlieAndAngehat's not even the worst of it. A popular belief is that Aka took inspiration for this episode from a story about what happened to a female pro wrestler(I feel really bad because I can't remember her name. I think it was something like "Haruka") who received similar harassment online. That girl, unlike Akane, did not get saved miraculously at the last second, and succeeded in her suicide attempt. After this episode aired, and people learned about the possibility that that was the inspiration, a group of Oshi No Ko "Fans" went and harassed the mother of said pro wrestler. Note how I said POSSIBILITY. As in, whether that's the actual inspiration or not isn't even a confirmed fact, but just popular belief. So as if it wasn't bad enough, these so called "Fans" harassed a mother for potentially EVEN LESS reason than there already was.
So yeah, if you need examples of people who watch an anime but learn nothing from it's messages, look no further than those scumbags.
I didn't know that. Wow. It goes to show that some people just do not learn not to harass EVEN after this
Wtf is this irony?? They’re literally acting like the comments in the episode, didn’t they learn anything this is scary
The end of this episode is genuinely one of my favorite Aqua moments because it actually shows that he's still just as much of the caring doctor he used to be despite his decade of life spent focused on hated and revenge.
Aqua in general is caring the only person he doesn`t care about is himself
@@behindzerosp (and his father imo)
“Remember what you said in righteous outrage online? There were consequences. You never saw them, but that didn't make them any less real, nor hold you any less accountable."
This quote is the episode’s description and is something i think a lot of people online should hear.
Finally! Someone else who’s read the Description! I wish more people would bring that up..
I mean, it wasn’t even a Description, it was like whoever typed that, was directly speaking to us.
@@mad_matt1068 facts
And then sadly alot of people still seemed to ignore this episode's entire message
Good people like Akane don't deserve hate💙
Absolutely noone deserves this even if they are not all that kind
They are also human
@@itzmehDevi nah murderers gotta go
@@itzmehDevi Well there are people who deserves it. Could think of some politicians. Definitely shouldn't hate on a rando influencers or actor tho.
@@Rama72435 ...Depends on accidental or on purpose
@@phunweng962 ... Politicians should recieve death threats??-
Just to clarify something:
Those comments seen during the scenes showing Akane's efforts weren't criticism that she has been dealing her whole life.
Those were just mean comments born from the outrage caused by what happened in the show.
The montage of scenes with Akane doing genuine effort during her entire life is just to show how people tend to judge without knowing the person.
Yup. All the comments assuming what her life's been like are wrong.
I thought that the montage would show her mind reading all those mean comments.
funnily i've seen people do that too in yt shorts omment section lol. they act as if they know the entire life of the uploader from a mere 50 seconds video😅😅 and the scary part is that they sem to be seriously believe what they thought. it's like they write their own version of ppl they didn't even know
Even more than what Ange was saying, I think what Aqua means when he says "lying is the best way to protect oneself" is that if you put on an act or mask, it is protection for you. When people judge or criticize the mask you put on for others, they're really only judging the mask you created, not the real you. On the other hand, if you put your real self out there and people judge you, you have nothing to fall back on and it feels much more personal. Ultimately, it is all about protecting one's self-image.
Lies are one of the key ideas of the anime for a reason. Lies, love and showbiz. And everything's interconnected.
And none of these are either good or bad. You can lie to protect someone, just as much as you can lie to attack. Aqua not telling Kana what the director said about her is an omission of truth, but the people online making shit up like "she was in my class and she sucked" is just as much of a fabrication.
Ai herself said it best in the first episode. What if the love you want to show is actually a lie. It's just the inversion of being hated for who you really are.
And those "good" vs "bad" lies actually lead into a whole theory I have about the black/white stars in their eyes, but that's another thing.
The scary thing is how cyber bullying really did kill someone in Hana Kimura. Just a simple flipping off another costar's hat in anger resulted in months of cyber bullying which led to her suicide. It's easier said than done to say turn away or turn it off. It really leaves deep scars if you haven't dealt with the criticism before like Kana.
From what I heard it was scripted, not even in true anger. I’ve seen other comments saying she was supposed to actually “hit” her co star per the directors, but she didn’t want to go that far, and decided on the hat instead.
@@ryanpalyo8181 it was scripted just like how they parodied it with Akane. The thing is all the cyber bullying that came to Hana sadly. Then the incident with her mom and the fans on here in Japan. People can't understand the irony behind that.
@@redmustangredmustang “parodied” is such an insensitive word to use. Comments like this are what caught her mom’s attention in the first place. Most people talk about the irony on how fans reacted badly to her mom, but the real irony is fans were the ones who provoked her mom into reacting like that. Fans kept on mentioning her name as if it’s the most normal thing to do, causing traction and inevitably reached her mom. The woman is grieving, you know. Casually making someone’s death be a topic for discussion is like telling her “BTW your daughter is dead”. Fans should just stop doing this name-drop thing. Just let her have her peaceful rest and not torment her mother.
man this was such a good episode when it first aired i picked up the manga straight away to find out what happens n man was this story really well made to show how the industry in media can effect not only your own personal life but others as well
People are so mean to her my poor girl
I finally sat down and read through the manga before watching the anime and jesus, there were so many terrible moments like Akane's almost-drop here.
There are cliffhangers in this bitch where I actually stood up and slammed the desk. I'm still super-invested in the story, hope we get to the end fairly soon, which it certainly looks like.
This episode remind me so much of a kpop singer named sulli( may she rest in peace) she was so much harassed online she end up taking herself out and the horrible thing is some excuse of human celebrated her Death, Idol world may be all shine and sparkle but its a dark cruel World
RIP to all the victims , i hope people will learn to be more empathetic and nice to each other, people really tend to forget that idol's are humans too
Rest in peace to her💔😭 she berken me poor girl 2:43
Akane didn't deserved the hate💔
Bro Aqua just said - I am not your enemy
Bro Actually watched vinland saga before.
😭😭😭
this episode hit HARD!!!!
I feel sorry for her 6:00 😢💔❤️
People saying "Akane didn't deserve that." No one deserves that, and if you think some celebrity you know only from tv and news deserves that - people who hated Akane thought the same as you. You know nothing about people you only see in tv, you know very little about people you meet from time to time, or in school or work. So do not judge them for only small fraction you have witnessed.
I was watching your Oshi no ko videos right now and I just saw the one from EP 5, I was so happy that released the ep 6 now ❤️
This is likely my favorite episode of any anime it's very well set up with all the consepts in the episode and with how real the internet hate is and wail I can't say I personally know how it feels but from what iv heard and known of people who have come close to taking their own life akanes feelings are real aswell
I can't wait to see the reaction to episode 7 tomorrow! Episodes 1, 6 and 7 really are the best episodes for me, they just get really deep into it, and a lot of the 'difficult' stuff is very relatable for me personally~
A chapter that touches on issues that many programs censor clearly gave me chills when I saw it but the story is super good
I was waiting for this! Thanks for the video you guys :)
You thought you were free of pain&sadness once you got through episode 1? Think again!
Damn, somehow this episode hits even harder than the first time I watched it, seeing Akane go through it.
This one was so tough to watch but brings to light the dangers of the internet. Don't worry, she will be fine and the next two episodes really showcase her abilities. In season 2 she will also play a major role.
Parents, friends, or even strangers helping someone in need is way more important. It's not just postponing the inevitable. It gives them new reason to try and give it one more chance for the person who saved them even though they've already given up on themselves. The longer they keep fighting, the more chance for them to recover and get healed.
Akane best girl❤ i love her character so much 😭
Fr
This was one of the most outstanding moments exhibiting Aqua's Star's Intent. The blazing hot star of righteousness, looking to win, or defend someone, contrasting with his void star, when rage, vengeance, or chaos is his inspired goal. A superb touch, especially for the magaka, if it was properly denoted there.
This whole season did something different, and I loved it. There's not one episode I don't watch the reactions to.
3:40
"we gotta do this one time."
It's fun! I ate at similar place except, instead of a grill, we had a super-hot cube of rock to lay the meat strips on.
More meat, more types of sauce, more fun!
this episode perfectly encapsulates the problem with today's cancel culture and cyberbullying.
People don't realize how severe this affects the victims because everyone is anonymous and can say whatever they want without any consequences.
It's here! PAIN.
This episode is brutal
Poor girl 3:20
its so rough, i would do the same to be honest, that was too much to handle
This episode is one of the best episodes of anything I have ever seen.
12:31 unfortunately it wasn’t. Akane's story is very similar to a real life story of a female wrestler named Hana Kimura, but sadly she did pass away, and when this episode came out the mother of Hana went on twitter and said that she didn’t like how the anime handled this situation saying how it was almost identical to her daughter’s story, and then just kindly asked them to put a disclaimer or something but then the fans on twitter harassed the mother for this. It’s like they didn’t learn anything from this
Poor Akane l feel sad for her 😢💔😭
It was crazy how the “fans” of the show watched an episode of what not to do and then immediately did the same thing to someone else
@@TonyB369yes your right here he goat for saving her form killing herself
7:23 hana 😢 too
The author very clearly stated that this scene wasn't inspired by any real life event. And that all similarity is just coincidence. Which is why I don't like when people try to claim that this episode is a reference to that real life event.
We need that final DB Super episode please
DBS ep 130 drops tomorrow and then the finale late in the week
@@CarlieAndAnge y’all the best much love
14:21 Aqua: You have no enemies.
Akane Kurokawa...oh the things that will come for her
12:32 oh how I wish that was the case ange. They are doing the same thing to the dub cast on Twitter. Apparently the fans didn’t like the dub so they started to cyberbully the dub cast. It’s crazy how the same people that watched this episode/read this chapter haven’t learned a single thing. I just know aka and mengo are disappointed
It depicts how showbiz is, kind of. Internet just says mean things. They don't know the ones in the show simply playing character. They don't know the people involved are alredy reconciled. I mean if the people involved are already fine with each other but viewers simply think as if they still hate each other. They don't know a person has been working hard but they say she does not. Like in the episode, the contrast of what internet says about Akane and the images of how Akane actually worked hard, that shows how internet doesn't know much about a person but says as if they know so much. Waiting for next episode as well...
finally! i was waiting for this episode from you
Oh it's this episode.. 😢
I swear this show plays tug of war with my heart. They keep destroying my hope in humanity with the fictional publics reaction to things, then restore it again with their lovely characters helping each other
I had a discussion with my freind about Oshi No Ko and we came with a theory about the double meaning of the OP song title, "Idol". Of course it means that you are idol, people admire you, you bring them happiness and all this stuff, but there is the other, dark meaning "I doll" like the doll in hands of the industry, a nothing more than just a product with short expiry date, easy replacable.
I hope that this episode openned eyes for some people, if even one person changed something about their behaviour it is already a win. Poor Akane 😢
Damn that's dark, how are you guys so creative about thinking such things.
@@zenitsusimp5029 We just watch all possible depressing anime in existence XD
If theres gonna be a twisted meaning it wont be "I doll". It would be "Ai doll" cuz this one got the same pronounciation in japanese where "Ai" could refer to the singer ai or "Ai" which mean love
@@farfar8773 true, but our point in that interpretation was that such thing can be felt by all idols. But I like your idea too
That's definitely not intentional considering the anime is Japanese and they probably wouldn't use English word play in the title.
I haven't watched this anime yet but, it hits hard. I might have to start it up.
Yes your right here is sad 8:33 what fiend 😢 so sad and sweet ❤
You gotta give it a try
RIP Hana Kimura
Many just forget that celebrities are humans too
They mess up..Make Mistakes...Do stupid things..At the end of the day... They are just like you and me..They have feelings too. They can get hurt too.
Love your vids ❤❤❤😊😊😊
Great reaction! This episode got dark!
LOVE THE VIDS!!!! KEEP IT UP!!! Pls watch A Silent Voice soon too!!!!
@@faresty7279 ooo fr?? damm well soon I’ll watch it then lol. thank you for letting me know 🫵🐐
"There might be some drama coming up soon"
Ya just had to say something, didn't ya?😂
Nah, real talk, I'll never not be amazed at just... Everything in this episode.
Scared the shit out of me because I have winessed stuff like this IRL
Akane we love you 💙
The Aqua Clutch(tm)
Akane vs Kana Supremacy is gonna start
DESPERATELY WAITING FOR A KDRAMA
Good reaction.
I've noticed your audio levels are really low, I had to turn my headphones really high. And turn them down again for different video.
Now matter how often I see it this episode is a rough watch lol
Let's be real, she really jumped. That's what would happen, and they know we know she did. She's really important after this, but in a way I hoped they went with it until the end because it would be a needed punch to the audience.
Akane is not a vegetarian... The word that akane used was very tough to translate, but "vegetarian" doesn't fit.
7話が早く見たい！！！
This episode was a PSA
That people never got
❤️🔥❤️❤️🔥
I think that overall Kana is the better character, but this episode really does hit hard man. I assume someone has already told you, but it was inspired by a real Japanese actress (a wrestler I think) who commited unalive after getting harassed for a fake storyline.
In such times you've got to remember that all talented people like Akane are hated just because of envy and the lack of common sense. Ange's right - many people are unaware of the background behind a person they hate. Just hold your line and keep working on yourselves) In my country people say "The dogs bark, but the caravan moves on!"
No. That's a naively simplistic way to understand it. What it primarily is is people commenting out of ignorance and a sense of righteousness, maybe virtue signalling. We saw this shit explode in real life the past decade with virtue signallers and SJWs and cancel culture.
In fact, cancel culture can basically be used to sum it up succinctly. People wanting to be arbiters of justice and be seen as standing up for victims.
That is a damn good quote
life is hard .
While the first Episode shared similarities with the stabbing of idol Mayu Tomita back in 2016 where a rejected "fan" almost killed her, episode 6 is said to be influenced of the suicide of Hana Kimura who was harassed online for months. Kimuras mother heavily criticized the producers of the anime. The commentaries shown in that episode are said to be exactly the Same Kimura had received prior to her death.
I'll be honest, I'm tempted to let this one roll on mute and wait for the next one to drop as well so as to watch both together. This one is rough.
はよ！はよ次の話のリアクションみせてー!!!!!!!
日本人みっけ！今まで100人以上の人達を見てきたけど、この人達が一番好き！
@@user-op4qv2nu7e わかるー！！！同士よ！🤝
I know, I know. This episode got me and it's bullshit.
bytheway.. Akane's not a vegetarian. wrong translated..
It's my understanding that the actual thing she said is a whole way of life, and abstaining from meat can be just one part of it?
Anime Recommendation: Record of Ragnarok
That moment when Aqua said, "I'm not your enermy. You have no enemies." and stopped Akane from committing genocide was truly inspiring, probably one of the moments of all time.
Genocide is different thing my guy. Don't use words without knowing their meanings.
@@NekoKei_FEARNOTI think he's making a joke. A very fucked up joke, but still.😅
@@NekoKei_FEARNOT i think its a exaggeration about what would happen if akane fell and died in front of a bunch of cars going at high speed, saying "genocide" may be an overstatement but i assure you it wont be pretty
Lol i was making a joke pretending it was vinland saga
I don't know firsthand but apparently Japanese hate comments are... quite the thing
Dragon ball episode 130 please
11:01 was a hilariously out of place joke
One thing I don't understand is why didnt she just not look at social media and just wait for all the hate to die off ? Given how people nowadays have such short attention spans I figure in a week or two they would forget about it and move on. Can anyone elaborate ? Thank you.
It's harder than that, the internet won't easily let it go and while I do agree with your point, it's hard not to try and look for ONE positive comment thus leading you to keep seeing the hate
Logically speaking, as a functional, sensible adult, you are correct. Akane is not an adult yet though, she is a teenager with an obsessive personality who is not used to navigating social media, with a large audience observing and scrutinising her every action and isn't fully aware of the dangers of egosurfing.
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