CATDOLL: They say that young girls and lolita are justice. Look at the things they caused.

Today, the editor will take you to see some things caused by the little girls and lolita in the second dimension. As the Japanese anime industry continues to grow, the number of anime fans is also increasing. In the world of the second dimension, otakus have placed all kinds of dreams (wang); there are handsome men and beautiful women in it, of course, but if you break it down, you will find that there is a lot of content, such as shota lolita, mature women, etc.

Japan once conducted a survey on what type of girls you like; let's take a look at a picture first:

The chart uses an XY axis, with the X axis being the size of the breasts and the Y axis being the age of the girl. It can be roughly divided into four orientations: big breasted queen, small breasted queen, big breasted loli, and small breasted loli.

Look carefully at the lower left corner:

In fact, the result is obvious. This survey is aimed at otakus of the second dimension. It can be seen that there is a fairly large group organization for flat-chested loli and even little girls. It also determined that 15% of men in Japan currently like little girls. As the saying goes, there are all kinds of birds in a big forest, and when there are many people who like something, it is inevitable that various things will happen. Next, we will enter the theme of our review today: the various problems caused by loli and little girls.

[Note: The following news is narrated according to the timeline. Any similarities between the events are purely coincidental.]

Let me first tell you a piece of news: a Japanese patrolman was arrested for abducting a 10-year-old Lolita. Let’s not talk about whether the patrolman is a Lolita or young girl lover. According to the confession of the suspect patrolman, “I read an e-book about a love story between a female middle school student and a man in his thirties, and I couldn’t control myself. I couldn’t control myself. I couldn’t control myself. (Important things must be said three times)” But the matter is not over yet, the police seized more than a dozen comics depicting sexual scenes of young girls in the home of the suspect patrolman... So the majority of Japanese otakus are probably going to take the blame for this... What do you think?

After this incident, a while later, a game called "Wonderful Paradise" was originally produced for young girls, and a corresponding arcade game was released for children to play. However, this game attracted the attention of many adults and became very popular. Adults often occupied the children's world. When children came to play, would they doubt that they had gone to the wrong entertainment venue? For this reason, the government stepped in and set up a social circle for these adults in Tokyo. Children finally don't have to worry about going to the wrong place.

Well, the above are some things about anime/manga about young girls and lolita; but how can such a gentlemanly topic not have welfare (se) (qing) elements? Let's talk about the child pornography law in Japan directly; on July 15 last year (2014), Japan implemented the "Law on Restrictions and Punishments on Child Prostitution, Child Pornography and Protection of Children (Child Pornography Law)" and after several revisions, starting from July 2015, people who possess child pornography will also be punished! However, this matter has not determined whether the two-dimensional world will also be convicted of the same crime. If so, those two-dimensional fan books may no longer exist, and those erotic painters will also lose their jobs;

Also because of this incident, a lolita comic "Innocent Paradise" was removed from Amazon Japan. Afterwards, the Twitter accounts of a large number of Japanese erotic painters of young girls (similar to Weibo in China) were collectively blocked. This was also in July when the Child Pornography Law was implemented. Is there any connection between them?

Screenshot of the artist's Twitter account before it was blocked

There was once an evil manga called "Nozoemon" that claimed to be a tribute to Doraemon. However, soon after the manga was published, Japan did not allow the single volume of this manga to be sold publicly. However, it was still serialized in the "Manga Paradise" of Japan Bungonsha (Mysterious Voice: Do you think you can still serialize it if the single volume is not allowed to be sold?) In August, the official announced that the serialization of this manga would be stopped. However, the reason is that this thing is really not much different from the erotic book, so it is understandable.

The former "のぞえもん"

However, a 21-year-old man in Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture, Japan was arrested by the police for violating the new regulations of the "Child Prostitution and Pornography Prohibition Law" because 10 nude photos of young girls were found on his mobile phone. However, the "Child Prostitution and Pornography Prohibition Law" does not have any clauses prohibiting such books and periodicals; in addition, relevant sources said: "The craze for lolita control has started since the 1980s (1980-), and this kind of work and culture is almost unstoppable. In fact, it is the influence of the "Child Pornography Law" that makes lolita control people put their impulses into comic magazines." So after this incident was exposed, Japan's child pornography law cracked down on the three-dimensional world. Will there be a surge in lolita books?

Finally, let me tell you something about China. On September 1, the new version of the Advertising Law officially came into effect, setting clear boundaries for all kinds of livelihood-related advertisements: all kinds of false and shocking advertisements may also be curbed at the legal level, and child stars under the age of ten will be stopped from endorsing advertisements. As a result, anime characters have become a new choice for advertising companies; the popular domestic animation "Hinabee" and Sprite's cooperation in advertising is an example. Will many anime characters + advertisements appear on the TV stage in the future?