Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba is too popular and has caused dissatisfaction. The phenomenon of "Demon Slayer harassment" is widespread

The popular manga "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba" has been extremely popular in Japan since it was adapted into an animation. In particular, the recent release of the movie "Mugen Train" has pushed this "abnormal" phenomenon to a crazy climax.

The box office exceeded 10 billion in ten days, and entered the top ten of Japan's historical box office records in seventeen days. All these incredible achievements not only fueled this national carnival, but also to a certain extent involved many "innocent" passers-by.

Today (November 3), a word has become popular on Twitter: "Kimetsu Harassment" (キメハラ), which is the abbreviation of "Demon Slayer Harassment", specifically referring to the following phenomena and behaviors:

"You haven't watched Demon Slayer yet?" and urge you to "go watch it "

· “There are people who think Demon Slayer is bad” This is the behavior of denying the hobby

· The atmosphere where you can’t say things like “Demon Slayer is boring and I’m not interested”

In addition to the above three types, some netizens believe that "the fact that all cinemas are showing "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba" and cannot watch other works is also a kind of "Demon Slayer harassment", and some even think that this phenomenon also occurred when "Frozen" and "Your Name" were released.