by “Kimetsu no Yaiba,” which is the third season of the anime, has been announced, and it is getting more exciting.
Reference: The bathing scene of “Kimetsu no Yaiba” was reportedly disrespected by women and was controversial, and the original fan “It is strange to try to twist the work.”
It is said that there is a debate about whether or not to cut the bathing scene of Kanroji Mitsuri of “Kimetsu no Yaiba,” but the structure that the current Japanese net flame is made in the background of this flame occurrence. The problem seems to come up, so I would like to introduce it in detail.
In my conclusion, this flaming uproar is a structure that can be called “arson flaming” created by media coverage.
Two days after the anime aired, it became a hot topic in controversial coverage
The following is a chronological flow of this series of flows.
February 13, 11:00 pm When the final episode of “Kimetsu no Yaiba Yukaku Hen” is aired on TV animation, the decision to animate “Swordsmith’s Village Hen” will be announced.
Immediately after 11:00 pm on February 13, posts about the bathing scene of Kanroji Mitsuri will increase on Twitter.
February 15, 11:00 am Maijitsu News has a controversial bathing scene and an article Reference: “Kimetsu no Yaiba” 3rd broadcast decision … “Bathing scene” is controversial “I want you to cut.”
After 11:00 am on February 15, the above article will be reprinted on portal sites such as Biglobe.
After 12:00 am on February 15, the article on Biglobe is controversial on the 2channel summary site, etc.
In the morning of February 16, as a result of the tweet about the article becoming a hot topic, the “bathing scene” became a trend on Twitter, resulting in further controversy.
Early morning on February 17, Weekly female PRIME publishes the opening article summarizing the uproar.
Reference: The bathing scene of “Kimetsu no Yaiba” was reportedly disrespected by women and was controversial, and the original fan “It is strange to try to twist the work.”
The point is the content of the Maijitsu News article released on the 15th.
In the article, taking as an example the remarks that seem to be tweets of about five users, “there is a flood of voices that consider problems,” and the title of the article is “bathing scene “is controversial” I want you to cut. ” It is the content that is the basis for the above.
However, in conclusion, as many people have already verified, there are almost no tweets that clearly show disgust for the bathing scene at this time. It seems there wasn’t.
There were only a few dozen tweets right after the broadcast
Two of the five tweets quoted in the article have the impression that non-negative tones have been modified to look negative.
Even if both of them were negative, there were only five people at the maximum.
Let’s see the number of tweets on the graph.
This is a graph of changes in the number of tweets, including “Kimetsu no Yaiba” and “Bath.”
At the timing of the program airing on February 13 at midnight, there were actually few tweets about the bathing scene, and there were about 40 in total on the graph.
Most of them are fun in the bathing scene or worried because they may be criticized.
I couldn’t find anything other than the article about the statement “I want you to cut it,” as in the title of Maijitsu News.
Of course, one of the remarks posted in the article seems to have been deleted by the poster, so it is undeniable that criticism was gathered and erased because this topic was made into an article.
However, at least if you look at this graph, the number of tweets at midnight on the 13th is insignificant, and I wonder if you can clearly understand that this flame was in full swing after the news coverage on the 15th.
Are some of the tens of thousands of joyful voices flooded?
I would like you to see the graph of the number of tweets in this “Swordsmith Village Edition.”
The number of tweets that the swordsmith’s village edition is pleased to announce has exceeded 23,000.
Furthermore, if you look at the number of tweets about “Kimetsu no Yaiba,” this is the state.
There are nearly 100,000 posts.
In this state, writing an article titled “The” bathing scene “is controversial” with the expression “there is a flood of problematic voices” based on several critical tweets about the bathing scene. I’m not the only one who thinks it’s pretty impossible.
It would be insulting for a blogger like me to say this to professional commercial media, but as far as I can see from these data, I think it’s in the area of ”fake news.”
Burning made by repeated media
When the broadcast of “Yukou Hen” was decided just one year ago, there was a case where the discussion that was not burning was reported as if it was burning by media reports. Did.
Reference: The risk of the lightening media “flaming” article is considered in the burning coverage of the devil’s blade “Yukou Hen.”
As I wrote in the above article, in the Internet media that uses online advertising revenue as a source of income, there are cases where several people’s discussions are reported as “controversy” or “flaming” to gain access. It seems that the current situation is that it does not decrease.
Of course, Japan has freedom of speech, and there are various media on the Internet, including individual bloggers like me, so it may be inevitable that such articles will appear. Hmm.
However, it means that the story that would not have been so much talked about without this article created a confrontational structure between pros and cons, which led to the actual flames on the net. Then, I think it can be said to be called “arson flaming” by the media.
Especially on Twitter now, there is a fierce conflict between the group who makes a rigorous point about the expression of a woman like this bathing scene and the group who opposes that the issue is too severe, so it is easy to post a little. It tends to burn.
Reference: “She is pleased with Saizeriya” The illustration posted on SNS is “female disdain,” and even though it is on fire, “like earning” continues due to the live-action boom
Of course, the media is also in the situation where access is gathered by reporting the turmoil itself so that it may be unavoidable to some extent.
However, I am concerned that it is undeniable that the news that exaggerates the reality and fuels the excessive conflict may lead to an irreversible tragedy somewhere.
The responsibility of the portal to reprint the article that fuels the artificial flame is
In particular, I would like to pay attention to the fact that this article was posted on major portal sites such as Biglobe, which contributed to the spread of the topic.
As far as I can see on Twitter, it is not the article in the main body of the news, but the writing in Biglobe that is reprinted contributes to the spread of this topic.
Of course, for those who read the article, it is more likely that this article will be read as a fact because it is posted on a central portal such as Biglobe rather than an article on a news site that you do not know the name of. That’s why.
Whether or not major portal sites should continue to publish articles such as “fake news” aimed at online conflicts like this one will be a point of debate in the future.
When writing this article, it seems that the relevant article on the Biglobe side has been deleted.
Articles reprinted on the portal are usually deleted in a certain period, but this time I feel that the timing is early, so it may be that I deleted it in response to the complaint.
In the past, when a similar problem occurred in Sazae-san’s burning report, the portal site side deleted the article. The media of the distribution source also corrected the title, so I feel that guidance to the media is also essential on the same portal site side.
Reference: Mr. Sazae-san, the problem of online coverage that relies on the topic of television, thinking in the turmoil
The media is also called a mirror that reflects the people, but the media reports also move the people.
On top of that, in the current situation where various media are increasing, it can be said that major portal sites and news apps play a vital role.
By all means, I hope that major portal sites and news apps will reconsider the standard of media articles displayed on their portals and apps.
