Recently, a plethora of videos on TikTok have emerged featuring posts that creatively intertwine the romantic dynamics between Nobita and Luka (characters from the popular anime Doraemon), with some videos garnering nearly 500,000 views. These clips often attract comments that express strong feelings, directing attention towards 18+ content.
Several keywords associated with Nobita, Luka, and Shizuka have been trending as a result of these posts, highlighting the peculiar phenomenon of sexualizing characters who are depicted as elementary school students.
It’s worth noting that these accounts often delve into themes that align with 18+ content. This trend has drawn backlash from online communities, as there are concerns about the implications of depicting such young characters in a sexualized manner. The sexualization of well-known comic characters like Doraemon can lead children to form distorted perceptions from a young age.
An article has pointed out these accounts and discussed the inappropriate content related to the Doraemon series that could potentially influence younger audiences. The article argues that sex education should be treated with greater respect than the casual sexualization of characters on social media platforms, especially when it comes to children.
It’s not uncommon for parents to express concern over situations where their children might be exposed to content that sexualizes characters like Nobita and Shizuka, particularly in videos that could lead to misunderstandings about relationships and intimacy.
As one critic highlighted, “When characters in stories designed for children are subjected to sexual jokes and inappropriate content, it raises alarming questions. How can we justify transforming children’s animation into adult themes?” This sentiment has been echoed by many concerned individuals.
Doraemon is a beloved manga that has been a staple of many generations. Created by Fujiko Fujio, it is not only recognized for its humor but also for its emotional depth. The franchise has also been adapted into anime, and currently, Doraemon: Nobita and the New Dinosaur is making waves in Vietnam, surpassing Detective Conan: The Black Train to become the highest-grossing anime film in Vietnam with over 100 billion VND in revenue.