CATDOLL: Japanese netizens made their own "Moral Evaluation Form for Animation Fans" and were criticized

In every popular field, there are always some fans who bring bad things to the group, and animation is no exception. Recently, a netizen made a "moral evaluation table for animation fans" to distinguish different groups of people, but was criticized by other netizens.

Due to different values ​​and moral standards, some fans with more radical words and deeds often cause adverse consequences to their group, which in turn affects the outside world's perception of the overall fans or the work itself. Similar behaviors have been common in recent years, which also made the netizen named "ゆうちん@Final鸡日" come up with the idea of ​​​​classifying fans and made the following table.

"Yuu-chan@Final2days" Twitter public fan classification table

In this "Fan Moral Evaluation Classification Table", the author classified the funniness and etiquette of fans from different camps based solely on his subjective opinion.

A simple and crude classification method

Interesting but harmful fans: Voice Actor, Touken Ranbu, Osomatsu-kun, Kuroko's Basketball, Girls und Panzer, Uta no Prince-sama, PSO2

Fun and harmless fans: The Idolmaster, Love Live!, Lupin the Third, Haikyuu!, Free, Baseball

Boring but harmless fans: Puella Magi Madoka Magica, Strike Witches, K-ON!, Ultraman, Kamen Rider

Boring and with harmful fans: Football, social games, Johnny's, Railways, Project Kagerou, Kancolle, Umaru-chan: Hitoshi Sakura, Gakuen-live Island, The Tsushin Religion, Puzzle & Dragons, and comics published by Houbunsha (including Golden Puzzle, Would You Like a Rabbit Today, etc.).

Once this picture was made public, it immediately attracted the attention of other netizens, and there were also many critical comments. After all, generalizing the behavior of some fans is not fair to other fans who abide by the rules. Some angry netizens even added the original poster's avatar to the "harmful fans" box.

The original author's avatar was classified as "harmful fans"

In fact, if you look closely at the author, you will find that he is actually a fan of Love Live!, which is why he puts Love Live! in the "interesting and harmless fans" camp. The fans of Love Live! are simply a laughing stock. When the Love Live! theatrical version was released in 2015, the crazy fans caused a commotion in the cinema, causing a mess. At that time, this group became the target of public criticism, and there are countless other similar despicable behaviors.

In 2015, fans of Love Live! disrupted the order of the theater

Similarly, due to the rapid popularity of "Osomatsu-kun" in the past six months, it has also been associated with negative news about fans breaking the rules in order to compete for peripheral products or complaining about store clerks.

When it comes to causing trouble, fans of "Osomatsu" are no less

Having said that, in fact, most fans are very law-abiding, and popular works will always have some fans whose behavior is particularly conspicuous. It is no wonder that many people rush to criticize such a simple and rough classification.