Is Ruruouni Kenshin cut on Toonami?

-- Anonymous, June 12, 2003

Answers

They only cut out the blood and stuff of the sort. So yeah it is for example that one ep. whent sano gets beat by Kenshin (when he is trying to destroy that government house) you see that Kenshin cuts him in the stomach but he has no blood then when Sano shows up the next morning he has blood on the bandages around his waist.

-- Anonymous, June 12, 2003

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-- Anonymous, June 12, 2003

NO only in japan

-- Anonymous, June 12, 2003

Heck Ya! Its mostly just blood and gore (which rurouni kenshin seems to have a lot) and the ocassional swear word in a episode. *shrugs*

-- Anonymous, June 12, 2003

Yeah they also screwed around with the dialouge too and the voice actors suc on toonami.

-- Anonymous, June 17, 2003

its edited, but not as hard as some other shows. i have a couple of japenese subtitled kenshins, and some of the manga. you can tell the part where megumi is about ready to stab herself, (for making the opium, blah blah.) all of a sudden the knife is on the ground and sano's right next to her. unless he can move with godlike speed, like in dbz or otherwise, they cut out the part where his hands all bloody from grabbing the knife. also when kenshin 'shortens' his sword by grabbing on the blade part, its kinda obvious there would be blood. sorry for the lengthy answer!! '-_-

-- Anonymous, June 18, 2003

ya it is major like in episodes theres alot of blood and gore because there swords,when people get slashed in the unedited u see the sword go in and blood gush but in toonami they just fall down on the ground

-- Anonymous, June 18, 2003

Toonami only cuts the really bad blood areas. Toonami makes all the shows they show like kids shows.

-- Anonymous, June 18, 2003

Charsi

No offense but if yah study up on swords a tad bit you will find out that sakabatou's ( reversed blade swords ) have dull blades like butter knives and so it would be fairly hard for kenshin to actually cut his hand on it.

-- Anonymous, August 22, 2003