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i always found anime with gore and/or guro scenes to be kewl but there doesn't seem to be many... hard 2 convince a studio to maek adaptations or not censor stuff, i guess (;´Д`)

picrel is from genocyber
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herez a relevant thread from GUROchan https://boards.guro.cx/g/res/41808.html
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There was a lot of "ultraviolence" anime in the 80s and 90s, but I think changes in Japanese law and economic factors killed it off
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>>1113
>herez a relevant thread from GUROchan https://boards.guro.cx/g/res/41808.html
arigatou biggrin there's sum kewl stuff there.
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nyaoo-closedeyes
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>>1114
why would japanese booming economy support ultraviolence in media? not a sarcastic question, really wonder if there is correlation other than better funding for more detailed animation
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>why would japanese booming economy support ultraviolence in media?
OVAs were more financially viable at the time, and OVAs didn't have to adhere to the stricter rules of television
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