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I am a huge fan of both LiSA and Tattsun and am heartbroken by the entire situation. However, is all of this in direct relation to his infidelity and the rumored aftermath or is there more to this story? Just asking as there have been many high profile cheating scandals both with VAs and Japanese actors and I don't recall any having a career ending result quite like this (I could be wrong though).

Just asking as there have been many high profile cheating scandals both with VAs and Japanese actors and I don't recall any having a career ending result quite like this (I could be wrong though).

This whole thing may die down if LiSa forgives him and they reconcile, but until then he's as good as dead within the entertainment business.

However, is all of this in direct relation to his infidelity and the rumored aftermath or is there more to this story?

Well... Here it goes one of my favourite japanese bands...

I hate that popularity has this effect. I wouldn't protest if this kind of action were equal to everyone in this situation, but this is only happening because LiSa is one of the biggest celebrities in Japan. It reminds me of an actual crime: Watsuki's. He's so famous that his crime was practicaly erased from existence...(or what Ufotable's director did. That was also a crime and he didn't went to prison) it's very sad. Japan is screming: if you have money, power or status don't worry, you are protected. But if someone else have a bigger status than you, then be prepared, we're gonna destroy you.

Those are difference cases. Watsuki apologized and pay his fine, so was the Ufotable director. In the eye of the law and the public, they committed a crime but they also payed for it. The issue with this guy is that his professional is all about public image so when that image tank due to scandal, so was his job. Also he not the first person who cheated and got caught, the issue is that instead of publicly apologize, he didn't do anything and just hope the scandal flew over which it didn't. In the eyes of the public, he didn't even try to make amend.

KarlFranz wrote:

Those are difference cases. Watsuki apologized and pay his fine, so was the Ufotable director. In the eye of the law and the public, they committed a crime but they also payed for it. The issue with this guy is that his professional is all about public image so when that image tank due to scandal, so was his job. Also he not the first person who cheated and got caught, the issue is that instead of publicly apologize, he didn't do anything and just hope the scandal flew over which it didn't. In the eyes of the public, he didn't even try to make amend.

That's... not what happened. On August 30, he issued a public apology. The reason why he didn't do it sooner was because right after the news broke out, it was reported that he attempted suicide and was not physically and mentally well enough to issue a public statement.