Dragon Ball, banned in Spain for non-compliance with gender regulations

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Mexico City

In Spain, particularly in the Valencian community, there was a strong debate about anime Dragon Ball under the argument it presents “sexist content”, a situation that prevents it from being broadcast on public television.

According to local law, productions must be broadcast “with codes of conduct aimed at promoting the principle of equality. excluding sexist content, especially in the programming of children and young people “, which caused a strong controversy

Faced with the controversy, in the valenciaplaza portal they took on the task of conducting an analysis to detect questionable behavior, which led them to assure the following:

“The appearance of Bola de drac (as he is known in Valencia Dragon Ball) shows, in short, some weak, crying, in love with women, who love to shop, who are committed to cook and give children to these strong warriorsThis could all have been common on television in the 1990s, but fortunately it is not anymore today, “you can read in an article entitled” Why ‘Drac’s Ball’ Does Not Follow Gender Rules “.

Moments like when you see the teacher stand out Rosh watching erotic magazines and the “bullying” about Bulma, plus the occasion when GokuAs a child, he lay on her genitals while sleeping, next to the fact that Melk is seen “focus on cooking and family care”

Fans respond

Fans wondered what is mentioned, noting that Bulma is one of the most important figures of the saga in all of its history and who is credited with the origin of the story. In Mexico, Dragon Ball is one of the most successful animated series in history.

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