MHA’s “BANNED” Past EXPLODES! Detective Conan Crossover Sparks FAN FURY!
Did you know a single name can ignite an international anime firestorm, even years later? The recent, seemingly innocent illustration collaboration celebrating *Detective Conan*'s 30th and *My Hero Academia*'s 10th anniversaries has shockingly erupted into controversy on Chinese social media. Fans are furious that the legendary *Detective Conan* would team up with *My Hero Academia*, which was effectively banned from Chinese digital platforms in 2020 due to its villain's name, 'Maruta Shiga,' controversially referencing victims of Imperial Japan's Unit 731 human experimentation. Even with apologies from creator Kōhei Horikoshi and Shueisha, Chinese netizens are criticizing the licensing company, proving that some historical wounds run deep in the anime world. It's a dramatic clash of fandom and history, so hit subscribe to stay tuned to these unbelievable anime news updates!
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