Dragon Ball, vetoed in Spain for complying with gender regulations

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Mexico City /

en Spain, Specifically in the Valencian Community, a strong debate originated around the anime Dragon Ball under the argument he presents “Sexist content”, A situation that prevents it from being broadcast on public television.

According to local legislation, productions must be transmitted “with codes of conduct tending to transmit the principle of equality excluding sexist content, Especially in children’s and youth programming “, what caused a great deal of controversy.

Faced with the controversy, in the portal valenciaplaza were given the task of conducting an analysis finding questionable behaviors that led them to ensure the following:

“The Dragon Ball Look (as it is known in Valencia in Dragon Ball) Shows, in summary, a few weak, weeping, enamored women, Who love shopping, who are engaged in cook and give children to these strong warriors. In the 90s all this might have been common on television, but today, thankfully, it is no longer so, ”reads an article titled“ Why ‘Dragon Ball’ Does Not Comply with Gender Regulations ”.

They emphasize moments like in which it is seen him the teacher Rosh look at erotic magazines and the “chase” about Bulma, in addition to the occasion on which GokuAs a child, he leaned on her genitals while sleeping, and Milk is seen “Dedicating himself to cooking and family care”.

Fans respond

Fans questioned what is mentioned, noting that Bulma is one of the main figures in the saga throughout its history and who is awarded the origin of the story. In Mexico, Dragon Ball is one of the most successful animated series in history.

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