Your Tweets Got Archived

This archive does not exist because people “care too much about a fictional character.” It exists because harassment, defamation, fabricated narratives, and personal attacks against Tifa fans, #FF7R Developers, and staffs have become increasingly normalized within the community.

Claims are now being made that these archived screenshots came from “fake” accounts. Ironically, the now-deleted account involved in harassing Mr. Nojima had also previously been followed by some of the same individuals now denying its existence. The archive keeps receipts.

After backlash, many attempt to dismiss these reactions as “fake” or isolated behavior. The documented interactions, shared circles, and public engagement patterns speak for themselves. The purpose of this archive is simple: do not harass #FFVII Developers. 🚫

They also include: • public mockery campaigns • coordinated ridicule • and, in some cases, direct personal insults toward the real Developers behind #FF7R game itself. Disagreement with a story should never become hostility toward real developers.

These reactions appeared right after Mr. Nojima—the writer of #FF7R and lyricist of NPTK himself—shared his own interpretation of the song. What followed was harassment in multiple forms: mocking, gaslighting, emotional pressure, and attempts to delegitimize the writer himself.

When fictional ship discourse escalates into harassment toward the writer behind the game itself, it stops being “just fandom.” Personal insults, guilt-tripping, and hostility directed at #FFVII Developers should never be normalized. Archived for public record.

What is not normal is turning that into harassments, misinformation, targeted hostility, or attacks against real individuals simply because others enjoy a character you dislike. Criticism is one thing. Abusive conduct is another. This archive documents the latter. 🚫

People are allowed to like fictional character(s). For many fans, Tifa’s character represents comfort, inspiration, motivation, and positive values. That is a normal part of storytelling and media culture.

This archive does not exist because people “care too much about a fictional character.” It exists because harassment, defamation, fabricated narratives, and personal attacks against Tifa fans, #FF7R Developers, and staffs have become increasingly normalized within the community.