Dragon Quest Creator Calls Out Woke Agenda, Video Gets Scrubbed!

Square Enix's latest attempt to silence the Dragon Quest controversy is reaching new heights of absurdity! After the eye-opening interview surrounding the Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake at TGS, it appears the gaming giant is doing everything possible to erase all traces of it from the internet. The drama kicked off when Dragon Quest creator Yuji Horii and former Weekly Shonen Jump Editor-in-Chief Kazuhiko Torishima made remarks about the game’s forced design changes—comments that have ruffled more than a few feathers in the woke gaming community.

It’s baffling to see how quickly the woke mob jumped on this, even attempting to align Horii with historical figures for daring to criticize the "woke agenda." The translated comments made by Horii and Torishima about having to cover up characters and remove gender options in Dragon Quest III sparked outrage, leading many to speculate that Square Enix might be pressured to comply with the woke Hollywood standards.

Valute News, the outlet responsible for translating the interview, had to issue an apology for what they called a mistranslation—claiming they misheard the term "Puritan" and translated it incorrectly. But the timing of their video’s deletion raises eyebrows. Did Square Enix lean on them to suppress any discussion that could portray Dragon Quest as anti-compliance?

Torishima’s scathing critique of "Western compliance" as an “evil disguised as good” struck a nerve, especially among those who cling to the prevailing woke square enix narrative. The interview also highlighted the removal of gender options from Dragon Quest, where players can no longer choose between male and female characters, instead being labeled as Type 1 and Type 2. Horii’s frustration was palpable, asking, “Who’s even complaining about this?” The audacity of him to question the current social narrative is beyond belief!

As backlash intensified, Valute News took down the video, issuing statements that strongly suggested Square Enix was attempting to erase any trace of unfavorable comments made by the creators. Even the interviewer from TGS chimed in, calling out the misleading edits and translations that distorted the original context.

This incident underscores a disturbing trend in the gaming industry where creators are pressured to comply with the woke agenda. Instead of allowing them to express dissenting views, companies like Square Enix appear willing to censor voices that threaten their carefully curated image. The lack of transparency in the gaming industry raises critical questions about creators' rights and the freedom to voice opinions that clash with the prevailing narrative.

In the end, it seems Square Enix would rather erase the truth than allow creators like Yuji Horii to discuss the challenges facing beloved franchises like Dragon Quest. Until the full story behind this bizarre situation is revealed, it’s safe to say that the future of Dragon Quest may be mired in the constraints of the woke gaming world.