Honestly it's funny looking back on how angry children's media producers were at the 90s anime boom. Just look at Cartoon Network around the mid-90s. Pretty much every popular original cartoon on the network did their own DBZ parody. Oh, and the only reason Powerpuff Girls was picked up was to combat the success of anime, and make a "DBZ for girls"; it was even marketed as such
https://youtu.be/q41gSqYMUzAAfter the SSJ3 transformation episode had aired, it was revealed that it was one of the highest rated cartoons to ever be broadcasted on Cartoon Network, and it caused so much anger with the top creators at the network, that they did an interview with Craig McCracken and Lauren Faust, were they openly bashed the show, with similar sentiments to the ones you see in this mad magazine parody.
tl;dr, Japan stays winning
