Shikanoko appears in the war in Russia

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A popular Russian content creator has attracted attention on social networks by sharing an illustration of Noko Shikanoko , the protagonist of the currently broadcast series “ Shikanoko Nokonoko Koshitantan ( My Deer Friend Nokotan )”, on a Russian 122-millimeter projectile . This projectile is of the HE (High-Explosive) type, used in combat situations to detonate and cause explosions directed against infantry, light vehicles and structures.

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What has caught the attention of many is the fact that the projectile on which the illustration was made appears to be in perfect condition , which has generated uncertainty about whether it is live ammunition or not. Although it cannot be confirmed whether the projectile is functional or has already been deactivated, the artist commented on Twitter that “ apparently it has already been fired ,” which has left many wondering if this is possible, considering that the projectile looks practically intact. .




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The Shikanoko Nokonoko Koshitantan series has earned a place in the otaku community for its quirky story and unique characters. Noko Shikanoko, the protagonist, is known for her carefree attitude and unexpected actions, which constantly provokes reactions from Torako, the other protagonist, who tries to keep up appearances for her at school. Throughout the series, it is revealed that Noko is not just an ordinary girl, but that she possesses mysterious biological characteristics that keep both the characters in the story and the viewers intrigued.

The use of a military projectile as a canvas for an anime character has opened a debate about the limits of art and sensitivity around the use of military iconography in creative works. While some see this as an artistic expression, others question the appropriateness of using elements of war in relation to fictional characters.

  • « The right place for the right person ».
  • Undercover marketing is amazing ."
  • « Russians love anime from our country, right? ».
  • « For a projectile, isn't it too thick? ».
  • Shoot Alya-san ."
  • If this hits, you won't even be able to rest in peace ."
  • That you like such a bad anime... that's why Russia is what it is ."
  • The affinity between otakus and far-rightists is common throughout the world ."
  • Every now and then, the neighboring country drops a bomb with 'Alya-san' written in Russian ."
  • This is practically arms export ."
  • Using bombs decorated with girls to kill Japanese soldiers is as easy as the American army did ."
  • They should stop doing it, that anime is garbage ."
  • It's a comedy anime, so even if he gets shot, he'll be fine again the next day ."
  • « It is clear that those who like anime are missing something. I don't understand how someone can enjoy drawing their favorite character on a weapon that kills .
  • « If you are going to defame someone, let them write it on a missile so that they experience maximum humiliation .»

Source: Yaraon!

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