Name: Top 10 Most Censored Digimon Moments
Uploaded: 2020-10-26T18:57:27.000Z
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And today we'll be counting down our picks for the top 10 Most censored Digimon moments.

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This list will be looking at the scenes across the Digimon franchise that were cropped on, edited for Western audiences.

With these for the best always it nothing short of digital discrimination.

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I don't know what she said, but it's pretty clear what she's doing.

Did you date of their machine in Get it dirty and the shakes are worthless.

Apparently they really do bring all the boys to the yard, though in this instance it's because a bunch of G.

Komen are being forced to whip them up to quench the thirst of these sinister Iraq.

human keep way devoted all our energies making milkshakes for that hideous creature.

Before you start questioning why a giant set of snakes are obsessed with Aled, that frothy goodness it's worth noting they were originally brewing up alcohol.

Okay, so maybe that just raises more questions about Digimon getting hammered but still hard to believe.

Wait until those guards get a good look at you in your mind.

As the DG Destin embarked on a world tour, they endeavor to aid their fellow chosen ones from the enemy Digimon whilst trying to prevent any international incidents.

You little punks just want to get in there and take the ruins.

Almost saw the end of Ken and Matt where, after being caught by a guard while trying to sneak into a temple, had a gun drawn on them.

The kind where you have to ask yourself if you're feeling lucky.

The two dash away before getting dropped then and there called me a punk number eight.

Okay, so they won't let kids see Guns makes sense, right?

Well, turns out, they went to even greater lengths to center those In this episode, the data squad is confronted by Bomber Nan Iman, a giant sentiment bomb.

They decided the best wear on this was to turn him into a much more child friendly orange, prepared and get juiced.

Now named sit Truman, this bad boy traded in his explosives for Citrus fruits, which he chucked at the team.

It's the type of censorship he wouldn't believe unless you saw it.

Tha s Oh, hi, y'all Accidental kisses between two characters of the same gender.

In spite of this little interaction being nothing more than a quick gag following Kazuo and Kenter falling on top of each other.

The scene was removed completely in the dub.

If they ever do get a Digimon, they might as well just go and order them to jump off a bridge.

It's the furthest thing from gratuitous on.

While its absence doesn't exactly take away anything from the grand design of what amounted to a filler episodes, it's nonetheless interesting to see where the mind of the execs were of the time.

And don't yell at us like your art teacher or something.

I once saw a show about this Roman physicist.

He believed that repeating a phrase helps you focus mind over matter.

Remember that scene where Joe took on a giant back came on and made it lose its power?

Thanks to a chance about mind over matter?

Yeah, kind of weird when you look back on it.

Since out this was in addition to the dubs part, since in the original he was actually using a Buddhist mantra to undo the ghost Digimon power.

Not only does it make way more sense, given the context, but casts the change in a poor lights.

Were they afraid about kids being exposed to another religion way?

That's not a toy, Did you mind Adventure?

Where, Master, Yes, that's very entertaining, Lord Puppet Man.

Back in the early days of Digimon as one of the Dark Masters, Puppet Man was already a little messed up in the head.

But sauce in this now deleted scene and his idea of playtime becomes a whole lot more dangerous.

This isn't as much fun as I thought it would be.

Going through his toybox puppet, Mon at one point pulls out what appears to be a real life gun before loading it up with fresh M o.

Does the digital world have a gun crime crisis that we've been kept in the dark about?

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