/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>24484784
noice!

>>14873640
This proves something. That you actively try to find the most cynical interpretation whether or not it makes sense.

Didn't I say they gave guidelines for pit behavior? They also have a friendlier, non-violent version of pits called mosh'sh, so safety has been a concern for a long time, enough that they worked into the theme.

I don't give a goddamn about the flags, but your "some" over "most" assertion is flawed because my point is that if Koba is against Sakura Gakuin, there wouldn't be "some." He is controlling, to be sure, and there's no way he would give a pass to the things he doesn't want. In arguments that only require "one" or "some" to be correct, "most" is irrelevant.

>self promotion is the same as letting Yui meet her idol
It wasn't some highly publicized late night talk show or collaboration done for money. Ariana was in Japan for Summer Sonic and Babymetal was there. He gave the girls time to see her perform and meet her.

Anyway, you have the moved the goalposts far, far away. My point was that if he viewed Sakura Gakuin as a menace to his fantasy, he wouldn't have allowed those six seconds to transpire when he could have easily stopped it.

Vice? Schoolgirls for Sale in Japan Vice? Everything in their Babymetal article supports what I've said. The questions are thoroughly screened. SG would have been out if Koba wanted it out. Most of the author's questions were probably about how sexist and evil Japan's culture is and how they put up with it.

>>14575202
Unfortunatelly she did not do her classic introduction (Ta-gu-chi Ha-na). It would have been awesome if she did that