CATDOLL: Japanese netizens hotly discuss: "Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress" is not hegemony at all!

The popular anime "Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress" in April has been called "hegemonic anime" in China before it was aired, and everyone is very optimistic about the sales of this anime. However, there seems to be no such saying in Japan before, but with the communication on the Internet, the saying "hegemony" has also spread to Japan. So Japanese netizens have a big discussion on whether "Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress" can be called hegemonic, but it seems that they feel that "Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress" is still not a hegemonic anime.

Netizens’ opinions: There is no such thing as hegemony in late-night animation. The real hegemonic animations are all broadcast between 5 and 6 pm.

Netizens’ opinions: Although "Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress" is good to watch, it is not the type that everyone can accept.

Netizens’ opinions: Araki has no talent at all and should stop creating original works.

Netizens’ opinions: "Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress" can be considered a hegemon in Japan.

Netizens’ opinions: Last week’s “Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress” was terrible, but this week it feels a little better.

Netizens’ opinions: Otakus are the same in every country. There are too many otakus who come up with a bunch of twisted ideas when they see good sales.

Netizens' opinions: Isn't this animation just about defeating zombies and moving forward? I get bored after watching it.

Netizens’ opinions: I think there is no anime that can be called dominant in the spring season.

Netizens’ opinions: The performance of this animation is not very good.

Netizens’ opinions: It’s nice to watch but it doesn’t excite people. I felt better when watching the advance version.

Netizens’ opinions: The term hegemony is really unbearable.

Netizens’ opinions: Although I think "Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress" is a top-notch work in the spring series, it lacks depth and the story is too thin.

Netizens’ opinion: Hegemony? Will all works released by Aniplex be described like this?

Netizens’ opinions: No one mentioned “Bound” yet, it’s because of the times!

It seems that Japanese netizens have very high requirements for "hegemonic" works. In fact, I feel that "Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress" is still very good in terms of character design, plot and painting. I wonder what everyone thinks of "hegemonic" animation? Is "Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress" not considered "hegemonic"? Let's discuss it together.