VTuber Twisty Amanozako says that “all men are mentally ill” and defends herself for being a lolicon
In true internet fashion, a storm has hit the VTuber world, and at its centre is Twisty Amanozako , a Nijisanji-affiliated creator who just stirred major backlash online. It all began with a leaked 7-minute-45-second video of her private convo that blew up on June 13, 2025. The video? Full of transphobic, racist, and wildly problematic remarks. The fallout? Immediate. But the real twist came after.
“I Don’t Hate All Men, They’re Just Mentally Ill and So Am I”Twisty didn’t shy away. Instead, she went live on June 14 via her alt YouTube channel DELULUDELIRIA, titling it: "a sincere apology and my truth." While the title sounded like damage control, her pinned comment made it very clear that this wasn’t going to be a typical influencer apology.
Among her many controversial takes, one line stood out like a neon sign:
She’s Not Sorry, and Especially Not for Being a LoliconWhile most creators in hot water opt for PR-smooth statements, Twisty went full defiant. Possibly the most jaw-dropping moment? Her unapologetic stance on being a lolicon. She wrote:
In response, she claimed to have Discord logs, staff messages, and legal proof regarding her grievances with Nijisanji . She even claimed she wanted to leave the agency months ago, suggesting deep-rooted issues behind the scenes.
Her “Truth” or Just More Chaos?The livestream’s pinned comment had everything from resentment, screenshots, sarcasm, and a long list of things she wasn’t sorry for. She wrapped it up saying she wants to “start fresh and move on”, while doubling down on literally every controversial point she’s made so far.
There’s zero indication of remorse. Instead, it’s clear Twisty sees herself as the misunderstood victim in a corrupt system.
Internet Reacts: Divided, Confused, OutragedAs expected, fans and critics alike are tearing into this. While some believe she’s “just being honest,” most are stunned by her refusal to take accountability. Even in the chaotic world of VTubers, this level of nonchalance is rare.
Twisty Amanozako sparked internet outrage with a now-deleted video full of offensive takes. In her livestream response, she denied hating men, refused to apologize for being a lolicon, and doubled down on everything she said. It's messy, it’s bold, and it’s the internet’s latest digital disaster.
“I Don’t Hate All Men, They’re Just Mentally Ill and So Am I”Twisty didn’t shy away. Instead, she went live on June 14 via her alt YouTube channel DELULUDELIRIA, titling it: "a sincere apology and my truth." While the title sounded like damage control, her pinned comment made it very clear that this wasn’t going to be a typical influencer apology.
Among her many controversial takes, one line stood out like a neon sign:
- “I don’t hate all men. I think they’re all mentally ill, but so are all women and so am I, so.”
She’s Not Sorry, and Especially Not for Being a LoliconWhile most creators in hot water opt for PR-smooth statements, Twisty went full defiant. Possibly the most jaw-dropping moment? Her unapologetic stance on being a lolicon. She wrote:
- “I will never apologize for being a lolicon. I will continue to do inc*stous loli roleplay.”
In response, she claimed to have Discord logs, staff messages, and legal proof regarding her grievances with Nijisanji . She even claimed she wanted to leave the agency months ago, suggesting deep-rooted issues behind the scenes.
Her “Truth” or Just More Chaos?The livestream’s pinned comment had everything from resentment, screenshots, sarcasm, and a long list of things she wasn’t sorry for. She wrapped it up saying she wants to “start fresh and move on”, while doubling down on literally every controversial point she’s made so far.
There’s zero indication of remorse. Instead, it’s clear Twisty sees herself as the misunderstood victim in a corrupt system.
Internet Reacts: Divided, Confused, OutragedAs expected, fans and critics alike are tearing into this. While some believe she’s “just being honest,” most are stunned by her refusal to take accountability. Even in the chaotic world of VTubers, this level of nonchalance is rare.
Twisty Amanozako sparked internet outrage with a now-deleted video full of offensive takes. In her livestream response, she denied hating men, refused to apologize for being a lolicon, and doubled down on everything she said. It's messy, it’s bold, and it’s the internet’s latest digital disaster.
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