CATDOLL: Another bad teammate, Japanese netizens report that "Gundam Iron Blood" promotes negative energy

The Mobile Suit Gundam series has always been about thinking about various wars, so it can be said that the Gundam series is inseparable from the description of war. As the latest work in the Gundam series, Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans has attracted attention from all parties since its launch. This work, which is broadcast in prime time, has always been accused of showing the cruelty of war too much and has been controversial. Now another Japanese netizen said that Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans is actually promoting terrorism and should be banned, and said that he has reported the animation to BPO (similar to the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television).

まちねこにゃ@4/16日までいません@matinekonya

I watched Iron Blood Gundam and felt that this work is not suitable for today's era. I want to complain to BPO about it. The same is true for "Little Twins of the Night". I have just reported it to BPO.

A few days ago, when facing questions from the Japanese Diet, Japan's Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications mentioned the suggestion that some radical TV programs would be banned. As a result, this Japanese netizen presumptuously believed that Japan would fully harmonize animation works involving terrorist attacks, and reported to the BPO that "Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans" incited violent revolution, praised terrorists, and should be banned.

In addition, this netizen also believes that countries including France are banning the promotion of terrorism, so Japan should do the same. Regarding his point of view, many Japanese netizens complained: "Why can't I see the feeling of terrorism at all...", "Iron Blood is really nothing, if you really want to talk about terror, Conan should be banned." Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans does describe the cruelty of war, and it is indeed a bit inconsiderate to broadcast the plot in the yellow-level time period, but it is indeed a bit too much to say "inciting violent revolution and praising terrorists", right? So what do you think of this netizen's point of view?