Japan’s Ministry of Economy just set a clear rule: no interfering with creative works.
The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry made “no interference in the content of creative works” one of its core principles for anime, manga, and games.
Japan still treats fiction as separate from real life, even on controversial topics.
Outside the country, many of those same titles still get modified or cut for global platforms.
The policy is part of a push to grow Japanese content overseas without forcing story changes.
That gap is already driving debate.
@Rexlent People are debating whether it is a BRS or a Sans reference while I'm here sulking because of the Booba nerf of Alpha's new frame compared to her swimsuit frame
Since Twitter is dying I wanna attempt something…
@ninomaeinanis if you ever see this and reply to the tweet ” I will play Subnautica the game I swore to never play
I will also frame the reply :)
-Warm regards-
A Takoedachi