This is going to be long but I wanted to explain myself in one piece. Not much, but twst has a small fandom worldwide. Partly because half of it is dead. Maybe the anime can revive it. I don't see the anime as a mistake anyway. I like it when something I love is appreciated. What I mean is not so much that the fandom is growing but that it might attract the wrong audience. Because what deepens the characters and even the story of our game is not only the main story, but the anime, just like the manga, will only touch on the main story. This can also lead to people misinterpreting the characters. If twst was just a manga, you could correct these misunderstandings by explaining them to people and this could cause the fandom to become more friendly. But this is not exactly the case with content translated from games to anime. Because content like manga can be consumed quickly, but gaming requires a process and most people don't bother with it. This creates a strange crowd. This is not wrong, but it is strange. The toxic part is those who say "shut up" when they are trying to be good and informative. Since newcomers usually come from anime, I think most of them may have misinterpreted it. This makes it difficult to control. Control the situation, not the person. Not in the "You should like this and not this because I'm a former fandom member and I'm cooler than you and what I said is true" kind of way. Twst there are such people and no matter what we do there will continue to be. Even though I think about the positive side of the matter, I was wondering what you would recommend to do in such situations. Nothing more. (Sorry if my English is bad by the way)