BloodyAngel
01-12-2010, 04:46 PM
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Seikon no Qwaser has been broadcast in a state which has fans aghast, with all the oppai abuse replaced by a variety of awkward zooms on character faces and backgrounds.
For example, this is all that can be seen of the scene in the bottom right of the above image (where scar-shota is engaged in some nursing action):
http://i415.photobucket.com/albums/pp238/gilms1/58173__468x_censored.jpg
Some complain that it is all but impossible to understand what is going on thanks to this overzealous censorship, as any explanatory dialogue or even helpful noises have been removed too?
In retrospect, the content seen in the uncensored preview undoubtedly had no chance whatsoever of being broadcast uncensored even in the dead of night; just why studios and stations insist on broadcasting titles in a state which seems only to antagonise their DVD buying target demographic is something of a mystery.
Seikon no Qwaser has been broadcast in a state which has fans aghast, with all the oppai abuse replaced by a variety of awkward zooms on character faces and backgrounds.
For example, this is all that can be seen of the scene in the bottom right of the above image (where scar-shota is engaged in some nursing action):
http://i415.photobucket.com/albums/pp238/gilms1/58173__468x_censored.jpg
Some complain that it is all but impossible to understand what is going on thanks to this overzealous censorship, as any explanatory dialogue or even helpful noises have been removed too?
In retrospect, the content seen in the uncensored preview undoubtedly had no chance whatsoever of being broadcast uncensored even in the dead of night; just why studios and stations insist on broadcasting titles in a state which seems only to antagonise their DVD buying target demographic is something of a mystery.