Dragon Ball Daima Censored in France to Erase Mr Popo, but Fans Can Still Hear Him
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The disappearance of Mr. Popo in episode 1 of Dragon Ball Daima, broadcast on Gulli since November 4, has revived an ancient debate: that of the censorship of Japanese animes abroad. For fans, the story has been known since the 1980s. Back on some notable episodes. The Dorothy Club, the golden age of the [...] The article Censorship in Japanese animes: back on a long history of cups appeared first on Bleach-Mx • ANIME, MANGA, CINEMA and JEU VIDE…
The anime Dragon Ball Daima arrived on French television, through the Gulli channel, awakening a new controversy around it. According to reports from French fans of Dragon Ball, the version displayed on their television censors a character that has existed in the series for decades, Mr. Popo. Read more
Dragon Ball Daima Censors Mr. Popo in France, Removing Him From Scenes While Keeping His Voice
Dragon Ball Daima has become the subject of a censorship controversy in France after viewers noticed that Mr. Popo had disappeared from the anime’s television broadcast, even though his dialogue could still be heard. The changes were spotted when the series premiered on French television channel Gulli on November 4, 2026. According to French publication Journal du Geek, scenes featuring the character were either removed or reframed to keep him o…
The broadcast on the French channel Gulli eliminated the emblematic figure by zooming and clippings, although he kept his voice off generating outrage.
A mood of Yannick Natelhoff For a few days now, the Dragon Ball fan community, one of the most popular manga in the world, has been indignant for...
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