"Sword Art Online" appeared on "Today's Commentary", will the subtitles make it less popular?

A keen-eyed netizen discovered that a poster of "Sword Art Online" was used in an issue of "Today's Statement" not long ago. Although this poster has been blurred, fans can still recognize Kirito and Asuna's appearance. What's more important is that the caption under this poster is "Adult Topics Not Suitable for Children," which is quite scary. If "Sword Art Online" is labeled "Not Suitable for Children," will it be ignored on the Internet? The editor will give you a detailed analysis below, as follows: 1. "Sword Art Online" is not suitable for children, so most online animations are not clean

The scale of "Sword Art Online" is considered medium-level among online animations. Some of the scenes are funny, but they're just marginal. If "Sword Art Online" is not suitable for children, then most Chinese and Japanese comics on the Internet must be labeled as "not suitable for children." It is normal for Japanese comics to sell meat, and it is standard for Chinese comics to be popular. Many anime on the Internet are larger than "Sword Art Online". If "Sword Art Online" is not popular because of this, what should other anime plan? 2. The later parts of "Sword Art Online" may be sidelined, but the picture accompanying it is from the first part.

"Sword Art Online" does have a plot where the female character is scorned by the villain, but that is the second and final part. Chapter's matter, and the poster posted in "Today's Statement" is from the first part. There are so many marginal touches in the first part, including the scene where Kirito accidentally meets Asuna, and the rest are gone. It's all gone. More than 99 out of 10 shots are decent. Therefore, it would be strange if the first part of "Sword Art Online" is considered "not suitable for children". Does the dead person mean it is not suitable for children? "The Seven Heroes of Rainbow Cat and Blue Rabbit" also lost a lot of characters. 3. Hatsune is also on "Today's Commentary", but Hatsune is neither pornographic nor violent

Hasten Miku, an old acquaintance of ours, is on "Today's Commentary" together with "Sword Art Online". "Today's Statement" also uses a poster of Hatsune Miku with the same subtitles. But as a virtual idol, Hatsune Miku has absolutely no chance of engaging in pornography, gambling or drugs, and the Hatsune Miku team has nothing politically wrong to do, so it would be strange to put the sentence "Not suitable for children" on Hatsune Miku's poster, even for children. I don’t understand the Japanese songs she sings. 4. "Today's Statement" is just a random illustration, "Sword Art Online" and Hatsune Miku are fine

Based on the situation of "Sword Art Online" and Hatsune Miku, the most reasonable explanation is: "Today's Statement" is being broadcast When parents were complaining about games, they randomly found two posters from the Internet as illustrations, "Sword Art Online" and Miku. Among them, "Sword Art Online" belongs to the theme of online games, and it is temporarily related to the theme of "Today's Statement". However, as Hatsune Miku is an online singer, it is not appropriate to associate it with online games. So in the final analysis, this matter is just that the pictures and subtitles of the TV station do not match up, and neither "Sword Art Online" nor Hatsune Miku will be disappointed because of this. In fact, if you want to have accurate pictures in "Today's Statement", you can learn from "Guangzhou Daily". Editor's summary:

Compared to "Sword Art Online" and Hatsune Miku, what is more noteworthy is what type of games do parents refer to in this issue of 20210228 as "adult themes not suitable for children"? Will it aoe to most online games and mobile games? The answer is still unclear, but since parents have said so, major games should be aware of themselves. The above is the editor's personal opinion. If you don't like it, please don't criticize it. If you have different opinions, you can also leave a comment below and tell us your opinion. Let's discuss it together. Thank you.