CATDOLL: The author of Bleach was criticized for playing COS. Netizens said that cartoonists and voice actors should not use Twitter

Nowadays, Twitter (similar to Weibo) is a social tool that almost everyone needs. Whether they are famous artists or ordinary people, they will register on it and check various news.

Recently, the author of Bleach announced his return to Twitter and revealed that he cosplayed the characters in his own works. Some netizens commented that he destroyed the image in their hearts. In addition, some netizens said that those voice actors and artists should not use Twitter anymore, because posting pictures and status updates every day is really meaningless.

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Honestly, can these cartoonists or voice actors stop tweeting? I saw the picture of Kubo Tite COS recently, and I was upset. This completely destroyed the image of cartoonists in my mind. It was as if my dream was destroyed. As for voice actors, it's the same, it's really boring.

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Kubo Tite is really unbearable. What on earth is he trying to do...Speaking of which, shouldn't cartoonists be very busy? Then why do they have time to post on Twitter? And the ideas they post on Twitter are basically used to attract haters. If cartoonists have ideas, they should just put them in their works, instead of muttering like 2CH otakus all day long.

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There is no way to prevent voice actors from posting on Twitter. Maybe they don't want to, but the company has this requirement. After all, voice actors now also need to show their faces, and Twitter is a good platform to increase exposure. Many people may not get many works, but they are very active on Twitter, so their popularity has always been high. As for cartoonists, their image is not very good, so forget it.

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To be honest, if you dislike it, then why don't you just not watch it? Actually, I personally still like to follow cartoonists or voice actors, because I can see their different sides. Especially in the cartoonist aspect, some people who draw girls' comics are very concerned about politics, this contrast is also very interesting.

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I think posting on Twitter is purely a personal freedom. But I really don't like the deliberate same-sex marketing, for example, two same-sex voice actors pretending to be lovers on Twitter, which is obviously a request from the company. I think they themselves would find it disgusting, right?