I have no problems with her either. It’s just some of those shallow …

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Comment on Otaku Launch Petition to Have Aya Hirano Sacked by Minako:

I have no problems with her either.

It’s just some of those shallow otaku that think that her personal life should dictate whether or not she’s worthy of giving her voice, no matter how good she is as a seiyuu, and how much they enjoyed her previous work. They’d rather have some angelic virgin with zero experience than a pro. *shrug*

Sure, she’s an attention-whore, but in the end…? I’d hate to see someone else taking on Haruhi’s role.

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  As expected, those cowards would rather pick on a woman than fight the government that’s destroying their hobby… Typical otaku behavior.

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