- 23 Sep 2005
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I was reading up on a site recently that alot of animes have to have alot of things taken out of them when they arive in other countrys because the japanese find things like gay love, utter gore, underage sex and rape and other things alot more acceptable than we do in their animes and are alot less strict on age certificates/explicit contents.
Like i was reading that when Card captors was released in america, apparently an anime aimed at young girls of 9yrs old, it had to have many scenes cut out of it because of suggestive scenes of gay love. Apparently many fans were disapointed of this as because of this alot of the story plot was lost. Apparently the case of Yu Gi Oh was similar and the japanese version is alot kinkier and darker than the one veiwed over here in england.
I've never been to japan so i havn't seen any of their so called rawer forms of anime and i was wondering if anyone would back up these statements/agree that many taboo subjects over there are alot more acceptable even for children in anime?
Like i was reading that when Card captors was released in america, apparently an anime aimed at young girls of 9yrs old, it had to have many scenes cut out of it because of suggestive scenes of gay love. Apparently many fans were disapointed of this as because of this alot of the story plot was lost. Apparently the case of Yu Gi Oh was similar and the japanese version is alot kinkier and darker than the one veiwed over here in england.
I've never been to japan so i havn't seen any of their so called rawer forms of anime and i was wondering if anyone would back up these statements/agree that many taboo subjects over there are alot more acceptable even for children in anime?