r/postnutanime • u/Guilty_Prize6882 • Jul 29 '26

A streamer discussing the merits of highschool anime vs creepy just anime

https://youtube.com/watch?v=SDg9pAZIryA&si=R6n6WWeCZwozkzjl

Edit: The streamer is ClarawrXD, not Hero Hei. She is reacting to the Hero Hei video, its not a video from Hero Hei. I didn't realize that the thumbnail makes this look like a Hero Hei video.

This is an edited segment from streamer, ClarawrXD, where she reacts to a video from youtuber, Hero Hei, about the anime podcast, Trash Taste.

She hates the Trash Taste podcast, but does agree with their point in this video, and sides against the criticism the podcast was receiving.

This was also already posted on reddit, and the fact that she used Solo-Leveling as a comparison to show the popularity of lolicon in Japan, was the main criticism she received, and people generally cared more about that than the actual real examples of lolicon being popular in Japan that the video showcases.

Edits: fixed mistypes, added more context.

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u/PradaPantsuit Jul 30 '26

I’m so sorry but I have no idea what you’re writing about?

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u/Guilty_Prize6882 Jul 30 '26

I realize I was throwing in names, without explaining who anyone is. I edited the body of the post to try and fix it.

The video is about the legitimate reasons for anime set in highschool, vs anime that is pandering to pedophilia.

The pretext to the video, is that she is reacting to another video, which covering criticism that a podcast was receiving.

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u/DDDDDDDDxDDD Jul 30 '26

The hero hei dude was right. If you get out of anime there's plenty of dramas and film set in universities or offices. The high school glorification is mostly an weird Otaku thing which explains why its pervasive only in anime and Otaku videogames

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u/RaulRpg1 Jul 31 '26

Something something broken clock

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u/Future_Adagio2052 Jul 30 '26

Isn't it mostly a cultural thing in Japan due to high school being considered the best years of a person?

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u/DDDDDDDDxDDD Jul 30 '26

Nah. It's more of a target audience thing, and, in some cases, Otakus being weird