Upcoming controversial anime

mwinner said:
I agree with CSM for a different reason, it seems to be pretty divisive amongst the community.

zerokarasu said:
CSM? NAH,it will be the generic ecchi fanservice that(might actually good) that will be always the controversial one,simply because nowadays theres so many weeb that also an sjw woketard from twitter."this pedo,that misogyny..." blablabla bullshit.

Catalano said:
imagine shit like chainsaw man is controversial, it's just a show made for losers like me who like a certain type of main character, unfortunately many people will watch it cause it screams popular but 90% of the watchers don't even like battle shonen and that type of story.
chainsaw man is not controversial, it's just disgusting, few people enjoy kissing a girl while she's barfing

RobertBobert said:


The internet hasn't made people dumber, it's just allowed us to learn more about each other. For example, in the 00s, you would hardly be able to meet a Muslim girl who thinks Spy x Family is racist, because the show in the European setting does not include Muslims and people of color.



Problem scenes in the new Shinkai's movie?

DrBalls said:

I don't think there has ever been a dark fantasy series, especially one that doesn't care to hold back on the gore and explicit content such as CSM, which hasn't been divisive in the anime community.

Scordolo said:

So you already forgot about Berserk or Aot?

Scordolo said:

So you already forgot about Berserk or Aot?

RobertBobert said:


Seriously? Is this your whole propaganda argument? Are you saying that Western countries do not preach ideas in schools?

Alphonae said:

Chinese people are taught communism is great from the moment they're old enough to read. You see a million chinese shows and movies that glorify the commies. The Chinese have songs that go Mother and father are great, but Mao is greater. Germany is trying it's hardest to wash away it's sins from the Hitler era. China? They're proud of Mao's atrocities and are teaching their kids the same in every stage of their life. You go over to bilibili.com and you'd see Chinese nationalists giving negative reviews to shows like Shimoneta (which aren't even available in the mainland) as they'rre used to insult their country or whatever. Ai Kayano was forced to apologise because the Chinese fans made a big deal about her visiting a shrine that harbours the graves of dead Japanese soldiers from the second world war. The Chinese actively takes part in fucking up entertainment as well. They recently removed Kyoukai Senki because of it's Japanese nationalism and themes of rebellion.

RobertBobert said:


Now open Disney + (a brand that literally prided itself on promoting a "not so secretive gay agenda") or read what the Western media write about the war in Ukraine and tell me how it is fundamentally different from what you have just described.

Alphonae said:

Doesn't matter. We are talking about Chinese fans.

RobertBobert said:


Ahaha, I literally predicted that you would either evade the answer or try to use the "it's different, you won't understand" trick. Classic.

Alphonae said:

No no no. You do unerstand. You just don't have he balls to admit China is screwing up entertainment. You getting a job over there soon or smn?

chronofantasy said:
Anything popular always has controversy or rather divisiveness as a default though. For everything really popular there will always follow a string of very vocal haters who want to see it fail or do poorly instead because it's not their favourite anime instead.

I'm more curious to see what anime will get true controversy for things in it people tend to not like.

Alphonae said:

Redo of Healer. The upcoming Isekai Meikyuu de Harem Wo.

chronofantasy said:


Redo of Healer I watched all of it and I'll admit I liked it. If it has controversy like that, I'll be sure to watch it. I just added the other one on my plan to watch list too if it'll have similar controversy too.

ComboSmooth said:
I can't even figure out why people swoon over the manga and I read it before anyone could overhype it for me.
The story is borderline incoherent especially near the end and a lot of the art work is too.
The anime adaptation can fix any art issues easily and may even end before the plot completely loses its mind - so who knows how that will turn out.

People who are already all-in will love it. People who get angry that people dont like what they like will hate it. The majority of us will move on from it once the season ends.

DrBalls said:

CSM fans are pretty indifferent towards hate or dislike in general. They'll only care if you start spouting nonsense about certain tropes and characters. When it comes to people moving on after it ends, well duh, that's how it goes with most series, AoT final season hype died out almost completely after part 2 ended, only the fanbase really talks about it now, and that's arguably the most prominent anime of this generation, so...

ComboSmooth said:


I thought I was being pretty tame tbh. I barely believe there is a reason for CSM to be controversial, but popular anime always have detractors and even if those detractors are the minority, they seem to be the loudest people in the room.

animegamer245 said:
There was no controversy surrounding Redo Healer, Shield Hero got a lot of attention in the west because the anime came out in early 2019 during the height of an online witchhunt movement, but everybody already knew that Redo Healer trashy revenge fantasy from the beginning, so it didn't get nearly as much attention. Also Redo Healer isn't meant to be taken seriously, even it's fans and author know that.