Postby Bobtheduck » Fri Jan 30, 2004 2:54 pm
Because of the differences in makeup between Japanese and English, almost anything translated by your average anime company will have "d" words and Hell and such in it. Words are viewed very differently there. The only way you'll find anime with no such words would be to find someone who translated it with children as a target. Pokémon, the Dub of Sailormoon, Dragonball Z... Those sorts of things...
The only show on that list that I've seen is Those Who Hunt Elves. Apparently, there is nudity in it. What I saw didn't have any nudity, though it came very close, but I only saw a bit. The whole premise of the show is that these people trapped in a fantasy world must strip elves to find pieces of a spell to get them home. That translates into a lot of fanservice. Fanservice is things that are not necissary to the plot that are put in to satiate fans. Usually, that is something sexual, such as a girl in a towel, zooming in on a girl's chest, or a guy falling into a girl in a precarious position on accident. Girls are not the exclusive devices in fanservice, but it is more for guy fans...
The cleanest thing I've ever seen is Grave of the Fireflies, but it's very sad. Other than that, .hack//sign is pretty clean, though the opening is a bit of fanservice and people wear some revealing stuff (it's that way for a reason, though.) Gundam Wing is relatively clean, though some argue over certain aspects of the show. The other Gundam shows are not so clean, but you will probably only see them in edited form.
How old are you and how old is your brother?
EDIT: This should go in ANIME not in GENERAL.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evcNPfZlrZs Watch this movie なう。 It's legal, free... And it's more than its premise. It's not saying Fast Food is good food. Just watch it.
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