Scratch Pointさんのイラストまとめ

https://t.co/eGL6yG8vBE

@Emerald_Dreams2

What you see: Cool One Piece Art

What localizers see: "omg Luffy & the Straw Hats say LGBTQIA+ rights!"

@PathOfRadiance2 Unfortunately that's how they get away with it, as we often don't have access to the original JP script. Is this the fairy character? The fan translation uses "she" & "miss" but without finding something in the JP version to confirm I don't know for sure.

Yen Press has localized the title of Mato Seihei no Slave to Chained Soldier, censoring the word "slave" to protect the feelings of people who have never been personally enslaved. If you can't even keep the title uncensored, don't bother releasing it.

It's actually fitting that this is the weapon of choice, because it perfectly represents how they beat everyone over the head with their delusional worldview.

They're heroes in their own minds.

These worthless organizations grandstand over fiction not only because it's an easy target to claim virtue points, but also to make all media conform to their rules so that no one has the opportunity to escape their worldview or think outside the box.

Interestingly enough, the Japanese PS4 box art seems to be uncensored as well.

Here's another example of the censorship of Ame-no-Uzume present in the Western release of Pocky & Rocky Reshrined. Thus far, it has been shown to affect cover art, cutscene portraits, & the character select screen while her sprite appears the same. https://t.co/udMcx9b8kR