What policies do you have with regards to anime on traditional British television?
Should MPs be allowed to claim Anime Limited ultimate editions on expenses?
Plaion Germany uses Vantiva, formerely Technicolor - likely Poland
Given BBC just got caught cutting references to non-binary identity in Transformers, no thanks.
Wait, they cut the part where it's explained nightshade doesn't see themselves as a he or she but they/them, are you serious that's not even a big part of there character, the BBC where fine with a non binary female presenting character in doctor who how is it OK in one show for children but not another (particularly when one of those shows involve robots not people)?
If it was on a childrens block or CBBC there are strict guidelines from OFCOM that content can't be higher than a PG. Talk about gender identity or anything LGBT usually falls into a 12s rating. Steven Universe got butchered on broadcast in the UK due to those regulations as well.
1. I thought we moved past section 28 2. I just checked the dvd rating for power rangers Dino charge and it's rated pg and there's an lgbt relationship in that series (don't watch anymore so don't know the full details), did that show even air on conventional television in the uk?
Nope. There hasn't been any updates on future releases since the live stream in February.
I'm guessing you were thinking of Dino Fury, not Dino Charge, as it was the former (as well as the sequel Cosmic Fury) that had the LGBTQ+ relationship (it was between Izzy, the Dino/Cosmic Fury Green Ranger, and Fern, who would later become Cosmic Fury Orange). I'm more of a Super Sentai fan, but a lot of my Twitter mutuals enjoy both, so that's how I know. Sorry to go off-topic there.
