CATDOLL: Who should take the blame for the theft of the "Osomatsu-kun" badge?

The new October anime "Osomatsu" has been plagued by frequent incidents due to its popularity, many of which were caused by crazy fans. Recently, a Japanese netizen revealed that some fans of "Osomatsu" have gone even further and committed unforgivable acts of theft.

"Osomatsu" themed badge

In order to meet the surging demand of the audience, the official "Osomatsu" launched a batch of themed badges, a total of 12 types, which were put on the shelves of various stores in Japan. This was originally an ordinary peripheral product sales event, but recently a Japanese netizen was surprised to find that someone actually tore off the bottom of the badge packaging bag displayed in the store and stole the contents. The netizen wrote on Twitter: "This is the first time I have seen such a thing (referring to theft)... People who tear off the bottom and steal the contents really exist, it's really shocking..."

After learning the news, some Japanese netizens said, "No matter what kind of otaku it is, it's disgusting" and "This is a crime, a crime." Others believed that the original poster was deliberately acting to discredit "Osomatsu-kun" by destroying the packaging bag and stealing it. He not only obtained the contents, but also could put the blame on all the fans of "Osomatsu-kun," which can be said to be "killing two birds with one stone."

In fact, this kind of thing is not only happening to the work "Osomatsu-chan". Previously, there were also fanatical fans of "Love Live!" who did the same thing. With such low-quality fans, should the work be blamed or all the fans? But in the end, the store is the one who suffered the most losses.

The damaged packaging of Love Live!

"Osomatsu" is a hilarious manga about sextuplets created by the great manga artist Akatsuka Fujio in 1962. It has been a big hit since it premiered in October this year. Together with other unique supporting characters, "Osomatsu" weaves a story with both laughter and tears.