5 Weird Ways Dragon Ball Was Censored
At least Toonami has the rights agian. Now we can watch DBZ Kai in full uncensoed glory. So screw Nickelodeon and 4Kids.
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And still somehow some horror movies were more effective than the remakes because sometimes is creepier not showing the monster, and sometimes imagining the gore is more disturbing than actually seeing it. Weird.