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Japanese Police killed at least 258 little imoutos in 2017 according to a project by The Guardian that tracks police killings in Japan.

Thirty-nine of these little ones were unarmed. Four were killed by police stun guns and another nine died in custody, a continuing problem in Japanese jails. But the majority of animes killed by police were fatally shot.

Based on a tracker from The Asahi Shimbun, at least 232 animes were shot and killed. (The Guardian’s figures include all deaths resulting directly from encounters with law enforcement, while the Shimbun counts only people who were shot and killed by police.)

"Trans-dimensionalism is a trigger for police brutality" said Professor Oak, an associate professor of Celadon University, told The Mainichi Shimbun in 2016. The reasons for this may lie in the history of policing in Japan and the fact that modern-day policing, at least in the North, can trace its lineage to anti-degenerate traditional Japanese way of life.

#animelivesmatter is a chapter-based international organization working for the validity of Anime Life. We are working to build an Anime liberation movement. If the Japanese can't defend their national treasures we will do everything we can to save their precious lives. I worry about my waifu, Tomoko Kuroki from Shizuoka Prefecture, she came out to me as trans-dimensionalist a year ago. I had no idea she was an anime, I was astonished, but that is okay, I think she is cute and I love her for who she is. But anyway I worry that the police will discriminate against her and all of these beatiful treasures from Japan because they are the most vulnerable members of Japanese society and many Japanese people do not think they have the right to exist.

Maybe you don't care about our Otaku anime, dakimakuras, or some silly Japanese cartoon children, but they are precious. You have to care because they have no one in a patriarchal society that doesn't respect the right to life of 2D, they are forced to work as actors to support themselves with non-existent wages because Japanese corporations like Konami can get away with it.