One of the most intense ecchi episodes of this season began on July 6th. Furthermore, the giant Crunchyroll platform, which was responsible for distribution, licensed the most censored version of the anime . And as always, due to this type of behavior, fans couldn't keep quiet and took to social media to vent and express their feelings. Anyway, enough rambling, let's check out what's going on in the community together:
Controversial censorship of Isekai Meikyuu from Harem wo
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Check out some fan reactions to the censorship:
First, this certainly isn't the first time Crunchyroll has taken this kind of action. In fact, a good example is the Shuumatsu no Harem series, which was heavily criticized for its censorship.
"Find somewhere else to watch it. Crunchyroll has ruined another anime as usual."
“I had to illegally watch " Isekai Meikyuu de Harem wo " because Crunchyroll doesn't have the guts to put out an uncensored version. I was watching the censored version, but I can't stand censorship.
“There’s no problem with a sword to the neck and blood splatter everywhere, but they say “ sex slave” or try to show nudity and it gets censored to the extreme .”
“Censoring the subtitles and replacing those words with beeps is terrible, the anime looks decent but it shouldn't have the same sound repeated in a scene... those words aren't even extreme enough for that.”
“At first I thought it would be a good uncensored , but guess what ended up being censored? That's right.”
“I find this kind of censorship so bizarre, it looks like traffic signs.”
"I was watching it with my son, and even I was startled by this censorship. However, it did me good. "
“Why take an anime that focuses solely on hardcore ecchi and censor it like this?”
“ Kaifuku didn’t have the censorship that this anime has.”
“I hate censorship, especially this kind, what a bizarre thing, it makes me sick .”
Synopsis
A man was about to commit suicide and decided to search for a way to die online, but then he found a strange website that asked him countless questions and had a point-based system that allowed him to customize a character and add skills. Interested, the man spent a lot of time configuring his character, even forgetting his original goal, perhaps thinking he was joining to try out a new game .
Finally, what did you think of this censorship? So, do you think Crunchyroll should also broadcast the uncensored versions? Leave your comments on the subject!
Via: Crunchyroll
