Employees of the controversial game company Sweet Baby Inc insulted Akira Toriyama, the creator of Dragon Ball, after his death.

Chris Kindred, an employee of Sweet Baby Inc., is facing intense criticism for insulting Akira Toriyama, the creator of Dragon Ball, following his death.

Recently, the gaming community has focused its attention on the game consulting company Sweet Baby Inc., which is accused of being the culprit behind the wave of "woke" issues that have led to poor storylines and character quality in major games over the past few years, most notably Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, released last month. This has led to the creation of a Steam curator named Sweet Baby Inc. detected to warn gamers about games that this company is involved in.

This led Chris Kindred, the writer of Sweet Baby Inc., to strongly criticize the community's actions and call for reporting the Steam curator and the curator's Steam account on Twitter. Naturally, this violated Twitter's community guidelines, and his account was banned for hate speech and harassment.

However, after Chris Kindred's Twitter account was unbanned and restored to normal activity, he immediately angered the community again. Specifically, when news of the sudden death of Akira Toriyama, the creator of Dragon Ball, spread online, Kindred tweeted that

'Toriyama gives us the best and worst Black characters in anime in the same series; it takes real skill to do that.'

Many believe this statement implies that Toriyama was a racist or that the content he created was outdated. Therefore, it is considered an insult to the late author. Kindred's Twitter account has now been banned again, and the tweet has been deleted.

Regarding Steam curator Sweet Baby Inc , Valve has issued a statement indicating that the curator has not committed any serious violations and can continue as normal. However, the confrontation between the gaming community and Sweet Baby Inc and its supporters is sure to be intense in the coming period.