>>512826133
Everything is political and all art of note is made with specifically political intentions. Concrete Revolutio is one of the best examples here because the creators leaned especially hard on direct references to events in postwar history to bludgeon the audience, like UN-GO before it which based the ideals of its main character on a famous postwar essay about Japan's opportunity to fall away from the lies of fascist history. Although Godzilla -1 is another hilariously blunt antifascist work that even comes from a way more mainstream position.
The only headcanon is "there are no politics in anime," and its cultivated by losers like you because you already know what politics is there but you have to desperately avoid it.

>>280900836
Kill yourself back to /pol/

>>280558635
>JP politics
There is no such thing as "Japanese politics" divorced from international politics. The original Gundam specifically invokes the Israel-Palestine conflict much the same way that Gqux incorporates the contemporary focus on refugee crises. You tourists from /v/ like to pretend there's some kind of isolation in postwar Japanese culture because, one, you're tourists who don't know anything about anime or Japan, and two, you're disingenuous scum who try to frame everything that doesn't agree with your politics as apolitical in order to avoid it. You can try to pretend to be some new bystander who hasn't been shitposting for months but there aren't that many of you tourists.

>>279946023
The basis of otaku subculture is Japanese leftist counterculture. That's why it's so anti-American, anti-imperialist, anti-racist, anti-sexist, etc. The Gundam franchise is a great example.

Sorry tourists, anime is woke and always has been

>>279927868
Tomino is woke, that's why he made his realistic war epic veer off into exploration of cosmic empathy