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So according to Assassin47 (you can find his post on the thread) the uncensored dialogue WAS in Japanese but only in the TV version, the streaming version is censored, just like everywhere else. So that probably means it IS for woke reasons.

Im going to guess some of it is domestic wokeness and some of it is also them being scared of overseas woke backlash, cause the streaming version is the one that goes overseas so they created two different versions?

1 year ago
2 score
Reason: None provided.

So according to Assassin47 (you can find his post on the thread) the uncensored dialogue WAS in Japanese but only in the TV version, the streaming version is censored, just like everywhere else. So that probably means it IS for woke reasons.

Im going to guess some of it is domestic wokeness and some of it is also them being scared of overseas backlash, cause the streaming version is the one that goes overseas so they created two different versions?

1 year ago
2 score
Reason: None provided.

So according to Assassin47 (you can find his post on the thread) the uncensored dialogue WAS in Japanese but only in the TV version, the streaming version is censored, just like everywhere else. So that probably means it IS for woke reasons.

Im going to guess some of it is domestic wokeness and some of it is also them being scared of overseas backlash, cause the streaming version is the one that goes overseas.

1 year ago
2 score
Reason: Original

So according to Assassin47 (you can find his post on the thread) the uncensored dialogue WAS in Japanese but only in the TV version, the streaming version is censored, just like everywhere else. So that probably means it IS for woke reasons.

1 year ago
1 score