There was a significant amount of blood that was obviously taken from Kai which can be seen back in Z, if anyone wants, but is it possible for someone to more or less say how much has Japan lowered their tone of violence for children animated programs?
In Kai they kept mostly all, except during the Raditz & Goku death scene, Vejita's death scene and the shortened Kuririn's impaled on Friеza's scene (also less blood, I think).
I didn't want to bring this up, but, in Shin-chan on the newer episodes he's no longer knocked in the head (sometimes Misae would triple knock him and Hiroshi too for talking about young girls or Misae has no boobs -- It's a fact). Shin-chan is a comical show for kids/family/everyone but those moments were just part of the series, and without them, it feels like something's missing now.
Did the removal of violence had major impact on other series?
Just how much has Japan lowered the violence in kids series?
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Re: Just how much has Japan lowered the violence in kids ser
I think the censorship of Kai had to do with the early morning timeslot on TV.
The Many English Dubs of DB, DBZ, and DBGT
Viz Release Censorship Guide
Scsigs: "Y'know, it actually makes sense that they waited till today to announce [the 30th Anniversary] set. It's Akira Toriyama's birthday."
Shaddy: "I too want my legacy destroyed as a birthday gift."
Viz Release Censorship Guide
Scsigs: "Y'know, it actually makes sense that they waited till today to announce [the 30th Anniversary] set. It's Akira Toriyama's birthday."
Shaddy: "I too want my legacy destroyed as a birthday gift."

