CATDOLL: Japanese female voice actor was thrown light sticks by haters at her concert, implying that she is mentally retarded

Nowadays, many Japanese female voice actors have started to develop in many aspects. They not only voice over anime characters, but also release photos and hold concerts. However, there are fans and people who don't like them. Most people choose not to watch them, but there are also some radical black people. At the Super Anisong Ichiban anime concert yesterday (October 29), the well-known voice actor Ohashi Ayaka was hit by a light stick thrown on the stage by the audience. What's worse is that the audience later tweeted that he did it on purpose. This excessive show-off behavior also made Japanese netizens very angry.

Last night, fans who attended the anime song concert Super Anisong Ichiban tweeted that someone threw light sticks at the stage while Ohashi Ayaka was singing, and one or two of the light sticks hit Ohashi Ayaka herself, causing the concert to be interrupted. Many Japanese otakus strongly condemned this behavior. Then a Twitter user named "@airkeit0" tweeted and admitted that he was the one who threw the light sticks, and he did it on purpose. From his account information, he is also a fan of "The Idolmaster", and Ohashi Ayaka voiced Shimamura Uzuki in "The Idolmaster Cinderella Girls". It is estimated that he may be a fan of another girl.

He tweeted: "Now I am finally free. I was the one who threw the light stick at Ohashi Ayaka. The staff told me that I am forbidden to participate in all activities where Ohashi Ayaka is performing." In response to his behavior, the official only banned him from participating in Ohashi Ayaka's performance in the future. Then he also tweeted: He threw the orange light stick because the Tokyo Handbook for People with Disabilities uses orange to represent people with intellectual disabilities, in other words, he was mocking Ohashi Ayaka for being mentally retarded. Such words and deeds are really excessive.

This incident also sparked heated discussions among Japanese otakus, who commented: "Idolmaster fans are much worse than LLers.", "It's too easy for him to just ban him from participating in activities.", "He actually said such things afterwards, this person is really bad!", "It's too dangerous, voice actors should have transparent glass protection when they hold concerts in the future." Whether you like voice actors or not, you shouldn't do such excessive behavior. What do you think of this incident? Let's discuss it.