CATDOLL: "A Boring World Without Dirty Jokes" was reported by the Japanese Association for being vulgar when broadcasted late at night

Speaking of new animations in July, "A Boring World Without Dirty Jokes" is a well-known one. It has received high praise since its broadcast, and has considerable popularity on the Internet, and even has the potential to develop into a "cult". However, although the content of this animation is not revealing and the theme is dystopian (it is actually a positive theme!), it is full of descriptive vulgar words, and is called a cancer in the industry and a fighter among garbage by animation fans who don't like it.

However, before anything happened in China, this animation has been opposed in Japan. Just recently, the Japan Broadcasting Ethics Association issued a warning to "A Boring World Without Dirty Jokes", claiming that the animation is too explicit and contains a lot of explicit content that children can relate to. Even if it is put on the late night slot, it is still a very excessive animation, so there may be some adjustments in the future.

The Japan Broadcasting Ethics Association is a government organization that directly regulates the erotic industry market. It has previously criticized the dance performance of "Wake Up, Girls!" for being vulgar (although it was useless). I remember that the only animations that were reported were "Yuso no Sora" and "Tighty Stocking with Garterbelt". The former was almost on the verge of being banned, and the latter was almost discontinued. As the saying goes, if you don't commit suicide, you won't die. It seems that "A Boring World Without Dirty Jokes" still has a hard way to go!