CATDOLL: Fans of "Osomatsu-kun" are causing big troubles. Do you dare to joke with industry giants?

After the TV animation of "Matsumoto" was broadcast, it quickly became popular in Japan, and various fan works were created one after another. However, recently an artist angered Disney, the most untouchable company, when he was drawing fan art for "Matsumoto"...

Although fan creations may infringe official copyrights, the Japanese authorities always turn a blind eye, so the fan community can be said to be a relatively free "gray area". However, not every official can use fan works to make fun of things, such as the industry giant Disney. Yesterday (March 23), a Japanese artist of "Osomatsu" drew six brothers with Disney characters, and it turned out to be a big deal! The trouble has continued until now, and even the artist's Twitter account and Pixiv illustrations have been deleted.

The artist involved in the dispute is named "じくの". Her illustrations are very popular and she often shares her creations on Pornhub and Twitter. On March 23, she published her latest illustrations as usual. Unexpectedly, this was the beginning of the tragedy...

The "Osomatsu" work drawn by the artist "Jikuno"

The artist "じくの" published an illustration of the six Matsuno brothers combined with Disney stars such as Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck, and said on Twitter that these photo stickers can be used freely by everyone, even if they are slightly processed.

Artist "じくの": Everyone can use it freely

If this happened to an ordinary Japanese animation, the official might not care, but since this involves the giant Disney, things are not that simple. Although Disney officials did not take action against the artist "じくの", a large number of netizens attacked "じくの"'s Twitter and scolded her, saying "how can you talk about Disney characters as if they belong to you?"

Soon after, more people got involved. Realizing that she was wrong, "じくの" apologized in person and deleted the pictures. However, this only made netizens more angry. Her Twitter account was flooded with comments...

The tweets of “じくの” were flooded with comments, most of which were mocking her.

The situation became increasingly out of control, and eventually “じくの”’s Twitter account disappeared without a trace, along with all of her works uploaded to the Pixiv illustration website. Perhaps “じくの” was so desperate that she couldn’t stand it anymore and decided to cut off all ties with the online world…

In desperation, "じくの" cleared his Pixiv works

In response to this, many fans who like "じくの"'s works expressed their grief and hoped that she would continue to publish new works, but as of now she has not responded.

It seems that Disney fans really should not be provoked, but this incident may also be related to the excessive popularity of "Osomatsu-kun" and the resulting haters. These "Osomatsu-kun" haters just used a small incident to vent their dissatisfaction with the work and fans. It's a pity that "じくの" was helplessly made the target of public criticism...