True gore in anime

[DarkAngel]

only some bizarre anime show you the extent of high gore can look like in real life.
most of the shows like dragon ball, bleach and other shounen anime does have cutting of body parts of the opponents(mainly of those monsters) but they don't show you how disturbing those scenes would actually look like. what are your thoughts on this?

 

[MoonlightShadow]

Cencorship is a real thing

 

[kadenmire]

In Japan there are laws that dictate how much gore, blood, violence, and nudity can be shown just like in the U.S.

 

[Uncrowned]

Most gore shows get heavy ratings and limited platforms, which isn't great most of the time. I also feel like anime would have a hard time getting gore truly detailed correctly as organs and such need to be detailed and medically correct in order to not ruin the scene. Then you will get into people tearing apart shows for incorrect anatomy of mythical monsters and artist messing up wounds that carry over for several episodes.

 

[DarkAngel]

Cencorship is a real thing

lol that's true

In Japan there are laws that dictate how much gore, blood, violence, and nudity can be shown just like in the U.S.

that's cool lol but still they wouldn't give sanji a lollypop which is nice

 

[Demon_skeith]

I feel like this could happen in real life enough:

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[Kaynil]

Honestly, I am less likely to notice if it is in reserved amounts than if it's exaggerated a la kill-bill. Hahaha.
I don't need to see too many guts and stuff front and center, so long they choose good angles to clearly help us understand what's happening.
I've seen it in movies, comics, etc sometimes "less is more". Leaving just that glimpse and the rest to the imagination can be very powerful when done correctly.

 

[Demon_skeith]

Honestly, I less likely to notice if it is contained that if it exaggerated a la kill-bill. Hahaha.
I don't need to see too many guts and stuff front and center, so long they choose good angles to clearly help us understand what's happening.
I've seen it in movies, comics, etc sometimes "less is more". Leaving just that glimpse and the rest to the imagination can be very powerful when done correctly.

Kill-bill is something, most of its deaths still stick in my mind lol.