Uzaki Chan’s controversy, outrage and backlash has been a highlight of August 2020.
No matter who you are or what
Bad publicity has turned into good publicity.
Spanish and Latin anime fans are confused by what’s happened, though.
Yes my friend.
The anime-fans in Latin America don’t have any problem with the Uzaki-chan’s anime in general. They watch it, they enjoy it, and later make funny memes about the weekly episode. And the only comment about her
design is a way of funny joke like “El niño tetón” pic.twitter.com/lWBPGJwsez— J.H.A.L. (@JHAL1994) August 23, 2020
One anime fan said:
“The anime-fans in Latin America don’t have any problem with the Uzaki-chan’s anime in general. They watch it, they enjoy it, and later make funny memes about the weekly episode.”
Latin America LOVES Uzaki Chan
Latin American people f*cking LOVE Uzaki (me included). Only crazy America-influenced feminists in our countries complain about her, but are promptly dismissed.
— Barbie López (@BarbsLM) August 23, 2020
Many Spanish speaking countries grew up watching anime (especially the original cuts) So I’d imagine many are confused about the whole “controversy” around Uzaki. Know a few latina cosplayers who plan to dress up as her https://t.co/fdxEA3aSD2
— NaCl Lüz猫 (@LuxNeko) August 23, 2020
Latin America and Spanish fans seem to agree that only radical feminists in the west are making an issue out of Uzaki Chan. Or the loud minority in general.
And some of these opinions are shared by Latin women, which says a lot.
There’s a Twitter thread that goes further into Uzaki’s controversy.
どうやら、スペイン語圏は宇崎ちゃん擁護派が多いらしい、その1
Apparently, many Spanish-speaking countries are defenders of Uzaki, part 1. pic.twitter.com/4a4uJSyqRy
— ＜レイフォース＞ (@rayforcegame) August 23, 2020
どうやら、スペイン語圏は宇崎ちゃん擁護派が多いらしい、その2
Apparently, many Spanish-speaking countries are defenders of Uzaki, part 2 pic.twitter.com/P11sUNARqD
— ＜レイフォース＞ (@rayforcegame) August 23, 2020
The most of the hispanic tweeter and FB community just think that most of the english community are idiots, and the Uzaki’s fight just gave’em a point
— CEO Of Potencial (@YPotenciales) August 23, 2020
And how could they don’t think US are idiots if the history of English dubs and censorship to anime talks about itself? pic.twitter.com/3IKD0iJunl
— Pkmn Trainer G (@pkzatch) August 24, 2020
Funny enough, in FB, the Anime Spanish community has been making fun of people getting angry at Uzaki for a while. pic.twitter.com/w3nBQtlhKy
— LEWD🔞 (@DR__Hentai) August 23, 2020
Latinos usually mock wsjw because their bad takes and overreaction to drawings is funny, they just keep giving us material.
— 野良狼 (@TheStrayWolf2) August 23, 2020
Thank you for your interesting many comment.
Especially,Watching non-restricted,uncensored,raw anime lead to anime fan defending uzaki-chan.
This episode is intriguing me.
Maybe distributing raw anime is more important than I think.— ＜レイフォース＞ (@rayforcegame) August 24, 2020
Here in México, Anime culture was interesting, to say the least
As in, we’ve had:
– Dubbed censored anime, as in 4Kids version (Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!)
– Dubbed
uncensored anime (Saint Seiya, Ranma 1/2,Dragon Ball Z )– Subbed
uncensored anime (Ghost in the Shell, Hellsong)— Farid A. Villalobos says: please watch SAINT SEIYA (@VillalobosChamp) August 25, 2020
The SJW are only a Joke, they don’t understant that not all the World is USA, and they go through the life thinking that they can do whatever they want, But the reality it’s that the censure it’s not a tool it’s just toy that any MB can use with the excuse that it is for society
— Mord (@Mord_XD) August 24, 2020
And this is because since at the beginning, Latin America almost always has received anime without censorship and directly from Japan, If a anime no-kodomo come in with censorship from USA (like DBZKAI, Tekkaman Blade and
One Piece ) fails completely— J.H.A.L. (@JHAL1994) August 23, 2020
Let me tell you something. Latinoamericans are HUGE weebs. I am latinoamerican myself and my 36 YO mom watches anime
movies . My 30 YO uncle watchesshonen and my 30 YO coworker watchesslice of life . A lot of hs grew up with Japanese shows since we were very young. Stuff like-— 🇭🇰🔞🇨🇷IverJosJQ🇨🇷🔞🇹🇼 (@IverJosJQ) August 23, 2020
My wife’s best friend is like Uzaki-chan. These people are crazy. Good for the Spanish.
— Jason Jordan 🐺 (@jasonjordan2814) August 23, 2020
The conversation stretches MUCH further down the timeline. It’s a big discussion.
The long and short of it is: 90% or more of anime fans have no issue with Uzaki Chan.
Some aren’t fans of the anime, but almost nobody see’s Hana Uzaki’s
And it seems Latin America and Spain love, appreciate and respect anime regardless of the loud voices being critical for exaggerated reasons.
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Are you Latin or Spanish? What are your thoughts?
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