"Actually, We Need to Censor Anime" - The Loli Must Stay Happened Again

[00:00] Put on your hazmat suit because this

[00:02] video is probably going to get very

[00:03] toxic and I'm going to be upsetting

[00:05] quite a few people with what I'm gonna

[00:06] say in this video. I need to show this

[00:08] clip before I even dive into today's

[00:10] subject for this video because it's very

[00:12] important to lay the foundation and

[00:14] context to what I'm about to be

[00:15] discussing. Um, I was one of the people

[00:17] on the creative uh team to actually vote

[00:20] Rebecca out of the original cast during

[00:23] pre-production because what happened was

[00:25] that CD Project Red first got the

[00:27] character design for Rebecca and they

[00:29] were like, "She's a lowly. Lowies don't

[00:31] exist in Night City. It doesn't fit the

[00:33] Cyberpunk 2077 aesthetic." Uh, but Sugar

[00:37] was like, "No, the lowly must stay."

[00:39] And, you know, ultimately, she's the

[00:41] best girl. So, it was it was the right

[00:43] choice because what happened was

[00:46] >> well well well you heard it from CD

[00:49] Project Red themselves. What the

[00:51] creators of Cyberpunk themselves

[00:52] literally said that turning Rebecca into

[00:55] a lolli was the best choice because she

[00:57] is best girl. You heard it from the

[00:59] creators themselves. And Studio Trigger

[01:02] literally told CD Project Red, "The

[01:04] lolli must stay." That news article that

[01:07] you see constantly presented when this

[01:10] type of discussion appears is literally

[01:12] straight up from the developers of CD

[01:14] Project Red and Studio Trigger

[01:16] themselves. So why this is important is

[01:19] because CD Project Red and Studio

[01:21] Trigger announced a season 2 of

[01:23] Cyberpunk EdgeRunners and there is a lot

[01:25] of information that's circulating right

[01:27] now. But first off, there's a lot of

[01:29] people that are doing the typical

[01:31] revision of history or trying to

[01:33] redefine the definition of what a lolli

[01:36] actually is and also trying to say that

[01:38] Rebecca as a character is straight up

[01:40] not a lolli. For instance, this post in

[01:42] particular, it has 9K likes on it. And

[01:45] this individual basically is just

[01:46] straight up saying that Rebecca is not a

[01:49] loi whatsoever. And the reason for that

[01:52] is because she is short. She is a short

[01:55] character. she there was no intentions

[01:57] of her being a lolly character. But also

[01:59] we have another person that does

[02:01] something very similar. You have Rebecca

[02:03] is a petite woman from another

[02:04] franchise. Do you think they will make

[02:06] her model tall when she's a dwarf in

[02:08] anime? Not to mention she's an adult.

[02:10] And then you see the individual trying

[02:11] to say like counter someone saying she's

[02:13] a lolly and they say it's a petite

[02:15] woman, not a kid. But yeah, you can't

[02:18] differentiate that. Anyway, so this goes

[02:20] to show the loops and hoops that so many

[02:22] people will try to dive through to try

[02:25] to say and revise history that Rebecca

[02:28] is apparently not a lolly. And this

[02:30] they're they're so close to getting it.

[02:33] And it's so painful that they legit just

[02:35] cannot admit that they are wrong. And

[02:38] let let's just let's get right into this

[02:39] because obviously this is a topic that

[02:41] gets me in a lot of trouble constantly.

[02:43] But I'm just going to say it because I

[02:45] don't really care. Okay? If people want

[02:47] to hate me for this, fine. But lolli is

[02:50] a body type. It is like it's basically

[02:53] for short flat women. And they exist.

[02:56] Adult short flat women exist. There was

[02:59] a cosplayer that cosplayed as Tatsumaki.

[03:03] I'll probably put the image somewhere on

[03:04] the screen here potentially and you can

[03:06] see it for yourself. This is an adult

[03:07] woman that cosplayed as Tatsumaki from

[03:10] One Punch Man. And I'm going to just

[03:12] straight up say Marata straight up says

[03:14] that Tatsumaki is a lolly. She's an

[03:17] adult, but obviously she has the body

[03:19] type of a lolly. She's short and

[03:20] everything. And basically, because of an

[03:22] adult woman cosplaying as Tatsu Maki,

[03:25] I'm not joking, she received

[03:27] overwhelming amount of hate. I'm not

[03:29] joking. For just her body type, because

[03:31] that is her body type. She received

[03:34] overwhelming amount of hate for a long

[03:36] time and to this very day still receives

[03:38] hate because of her cosplay. What I'm

[03:40] trying to say is is that Loi is a body

[03:43] type. Short, flat women exist. That's

[03:47] that's the truth. And it is just

[03:48] straight up body shaming. Honestly, it's

[03:51] body shaming to pretty much say that a

[03:53] woman cannot look like Rebecca or be

[03:55] short and flat, so to speak. I feel like

[03:57] it is just straight up it's body

[04:00] shaming. Now, another thing, too, is is

[04:02] the reason why this topic is heating up

[04:03] is because Cyberpunk season 2 is coming

[04:06] out and there was a lot of information

[04:08] that was revealed. First off, we have a

[04:11] Shoda character that is revealed. And go

[04:13] figure, in typical fashion, there is no

[04:16] drama around that. And like, okay, this

[04:19] gets into hypocrisy that honestly I'm

[04:22] just I'm going to dive head first into.

[04:23] So, for those that don't know, Shoda is

[04:26] the male equivalent of a lolly. And you

[04:28] want to know what's so hypocritical

[04:29] about this entire situation? There has

[04:31] been next to zero outrage on the reveal

[04:34] of this character that is a Shoda. And I

[04:37] mean that's a good thing there's no

[04:38] outrage, but it is very hypocritical

[04:40] because the same individuals that

[04:42] basically were saying Rebecca, you know,

[04:44] is problematic, needs to be removed, and

[04:46] you know, begging for censorship and now

[04:48] is trying to revise history that

[04:49] apparently she isn't a loi. They're not

[04:52] doing any outrage with the Shoda

[04:54] character. And you want to know why?

[04:55] It's because it's performative and also

[04:57] they don't really care about shas. They

[04:59] don't. It's all about the loy thing.

[05:01] It's the stigma around that term alone

[05:03] that really matters and nothing else.

[05:05] And it goes to show just the uh the

[05:07] performative nature of all of this this

[05:09] outrage that they pick and choose what

[05:11] to be angry about. And it does they

[05:12] don't really care. And once again, if

[05:14] they really did care, obviously they

[05:16] would put all this energy into actually

[05:17] focusing on real criminals and victims

[05:19] and stuff like that instead of pixels on

[05:21] the screen. But anyways, the the point

[05:23] here is is that we are in the stage of

[05:26] revisionist history where they are

[05:28] trying to revise history and say she is

[05:31] not when you literally have the devs CD

[05:33] Project Red and Studio Trigger just

[05:36] straight up saying that she is a lolly.

[05:39] So I just dude I don't know how this

[05:40] conversation just keeps reappearing and

[05:43] there's so many likes on these posts.

[05:45] And honestly this doesn't just happen on

[05:48] like Twitter. A lot of people like to

[05:51] throw this aside and say it's just

[05:52] Twitter that does these things, but no.

[05:54] You see this all over Tik Tok. You see

[05:56] this on Reddit. You see this even in

[05:58] YouTube. You see it everywhere. You see

[06:00] this conversation where people just

[06:02] cannot accept body type. Flat short

[06:04] women exist. And like I said, it's

[06:06] wrong. And it's honestly body shaming. I

[06:08] I willing to bet you if Rebecca was an

[06:10] obese 500 lb woman, I'm willing to bet

[06:12] you certain groups would be like, "Go

[06:14] queen. Go Queen, you're amazing. Go

[06:16] Queen, you're doing good. That's great.

[06:18] That's a great body type." But soon as

[06:19] it's a petite woman that's short,

[06:21] nuh-uh, can't have that. That's bad.

[06:24] That's weird. That's creepy. That's

[06:25] problematic. And it's just like, ah,

[06:27] yes. I guess petite short women can't

[06:28] exist. Okay. So, yeah. Anyways,

[06:32] all I'm saying is is we are really in

[06:35] that stage right now. And we we could

[06:37] just see the sheer hypocrisy because no

[06:40] outrage to a show character now trying

[06:42] to redefine what Rebecca is. And these

[06:45] post just hopefully this video puts it

[06:48] to rest. Hopefully, you know, anytime

[06:50] someone tries to bring up this type of

[06:51] conversation, they link them to my video

[06:53] and this finally puts to rest this

[06:56] entire conversation. But, uh, I will

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