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- 1 Lip 2017
Which Pokemon VA? Was it someone other than the artist who'd done barely any actual work for the franchise other than doing the art for a few of the cards and IIRC designed one Pokemon (Heatran IIRC). Jap SJWs are nothing new and have been around for a few years, but I can't find any evidence they're anything besides a minority on Twitter and maybe a few other hives no one caters to that endlessly screech ABE MAN BAD when they aren't screeching ORANGE MAN BAD (since SJWs in every country care about American politics way too much). It isn't like here where the small minority ended up being treated as the "pulse of a generation" and have politicians and corporations pandering to them left and right. That shit wouldn't fly in Japan (since corporations like to make money), and it won't more than ever since they can see that "get woke go broke" is a thing even in the more liberal and woke west.Ai, it worries me too, as recently some Japanese SJW's have appeared as well in the midst. Such as a Pokemon VA, and more.
Honestly, I don't think we're near the end of this currrent cultural zeitgeist, call me cynical if you will, but I think it's going to get far worse and develop in more countries. (Such as recent findings of feminism in South Korea, SJW's showing up in Japan as mentioned: Native Japanese at that) and more.
Megalia/Womad in South Korea have been around for a few years and are likewise regarded as crazy.
To some degree you're right, but when the fundies said "gateway into the occult", they meant it would cause a literal epidemic of demonic possessions and an increase in Satanic murder/rape/child molestation cults, not a bunch of edgy Hot Topic Wiccans.It's amazing to me how threatened people are by fantasy these days, look at the fear over the Joker movie causing the incel uprising, 20 years ago when Christians were upset over Harry Potter is nothing compared to the modern left, the only thing Christians really said about Potter was that it could be a "gateway" into the occult considering the books really did deal with occult themes and considering how many of the generation that grew up with it really are into the occult for real well, I'd say their fears were justified.
A better example is Pokemon which they claimed was Satanic and promoted evolution. How many people got into the occult or turned away from creationism because of Pokemon?