So there's a voice actor called Vic Mignogna that has voiced a lot of anime characters, including one in that theatrical Dragonball Z movie which must be making like 50 times its budget back in America alone. He's a handsome guy and apparently quite popular with teenage girl anime fans and able to pull a big audience at the anime cons he appears at. However, recently there's been allegations that he's been creeping on people and making sexual advances to underage fans and that sort of thing, and he's been fired from a couple of his gigs and disinvited from cons (he probably makes much more money from the latter than the former). One of the companies that fired him claimed that they did an "investigation," so presuming they really did and found enough evidence to fire him, did they take that evidence to the police? Ten bucks says no. Mignogna fans are saying this is a coordinated sinking of his career of a man guilty of no more than being a highly successful voice actor in a competitive field while being an unapologetic Christian. Rackets did a
stream about this last night.
Some people are calling this the beginning of AnimeGate along the lines of ComicsGate and GamerGate, but I don't think it's quite the same - it so far hasn't turned against the consumer like those two. But as it involves so far unfounded accusations of sexual impropriety,