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Oh no! Now I have to find a new guilty pleasure

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Nt0-CYfndg

Sparvid wrote:

Oh no! Now I have to find a new guilty pleasure https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Nt0-CYfndg

In that video above... can a Japanese expert here (no google engrish pls) tell me what this dude is saying? This is a top rated comment in that video above:


jun0502 1 year ago
この番組はどう考えてもキモオタ向けに制作している。子供番組に­必要なもの以上の要素が組み込まれすぎ。こんな番組があるから日­本はロリコンが大量生産されちまうんだよ、いい加減ロリオタ共も­目覚ませよ！んでこの番組いつやってんだよ！教えろよ！
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Sparvid wrote:

Oh no! Now I have to find a new guilty pleasure https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Nt0-CYfndg

In that video above... can a Japanese expert here (no google engrish pls) tell me what this dude is saying? This is a top rated comment in that video above:

jun0502 1 year ago
この番組はどう考えてもキモオタ向けに制作している。子供番組に­必要なもの以上の要素が組み込まれすぎ。こんな番組があるから日­本はロリコンが大量生産されちまうんだよ、いい加減ロリオタ共も­目覚ませよ！んでこの番組いつやってんだよ！教えろよ！
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He's basically saying that the show is marketed towards creepy pedo otaku, and that it puts in more than what's needed in a kid's show.

NGK wrote:

Sparvid wrote: Oh no! Now I have to find a new guilty pleasure https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Nt0-CYfndg In that video above... can a Japanese expert here (no google engrish pls) tell me what this dude is saying? This is a top rated comment in that video above: jun0502 1 year ago キモオタ。­。­、ロリオタ­！！！ Reply · 31

He's basically saying that the show is marketed towards creepy pedo otaku, and that it puts in more than what's needed in a kid's show. He gets angry and says "tell me how long this show is going to keep running?!"

Kiddy Event “Ruined by Creepy Lolicon Otaku”

Much criticism has been directed at creepy otaku who swarmed an event for little children in order to get a chance to touch the show’s adolescent presenters, buying up all the goods on offer and leaving none for the little kiddies in the process.

The controversy centres on an “Oha-girl” (referring to the youthful assistants who appear on TV Tokyo’s “Oha-star”) handshaking event, ostensibly held for the benefit of the young children the morning TV programme is aimed at.

Buyers of the “miracle spin baton” sold at the event also got a signed photograph of the girls and the chance for a handshake, and therein the problems arose – creepy lolicon otaku buyers soon bought up all the batons, some buying ten or more, leaving none for the children.

Attendees (admittedly not themselves in much of a position to criticise others) were soon complaining about this and the sheer number of “big friends” in attendance – although as in fairness all this could easily be headed off by only letting children or families attend, it seems odd that the organisers who ultimately profit escape censure: