CATDOLL: July's new anime "A Boring World Without Dirty Jokes" published a full-page advertisement for the victory of SOX believers

The new July anime "A Boring World Without Dirty Jokes" is currently on air, and SOX has become a strange secondary culture. Recently, the official "serious" advertisement was published in the July 21 issue of the famous Japanese newspaper "Asahi Shimbun", and the slogan "Dirty jokes are the rights of citizens" was published, which surprised everyone.

A closer look reveals that the purpose of the ad is to promote various products of "A World Without Dirty Jokes", such as the theme song, ending theme CD, and the first volume of the animation BD & DVD. As we all know, "A World Without Dirty Jokes" is a moral crusher. Although the ad is obviously much more harmonious, it is really cool to appear in a well-known newspaper like "Asahi Shimbun" that faces the public.

The TV animation "A Boring World Without Dirty Jokes" is adapted from the light novel of the same name by Japanese light novelist Akagi Daisora. The story describes that 16 years ago, Japan established a law called "Public Order and Morals Sound Cultivation Law", and since then all sentences related to "sex" have been banned. One day, high school student Okuma Tanuki finally got into a well-disciplined school where his idolized senior Anna was the student council president. However, as soon as he entered school, he was caught by a lewd terrorist named "Snowfield Blue" and forced to become a member of the lewd terrorist organization "SOX".