Getting Crap Past the Radar/Anime and Manga

Please take Values Dissonance in mind, since Japan has a higher threshold on what's acceptable for kids.

Works with their own Radar subpages

 * Bleach
 * Digimon: Digital Monsters
 * Naruto
 * One Piece
 * Pokémon
 * Sailor Moon

Axis Powers Hetalia
"Austria: That was sad. My vital regions, forcefully seized by Prussia... Empress Marie Therese: ... That sounded kind of lewd, you know."
 * China meets a Hello Kitty rip-off named Shinatty-chan. "Shina" is a Japanese word for "Chinese" that is roughly comparable to the word "Negro" in the US; a formerly neutral word made charged by its derogatory use in history.
 * There's a recurring joke about some characters "invading" someone's "vital regions", and others either noting how inappropriate it sounds or making even more inappropriate comments...

"Austria: Prussia has occupied my vital regions! Summon the soldiers! They must be retaken immediately! Empress Maria Theresa: Er, there are more decent expressions for it..."


 * England refers to Germany as a "Kraut", a slur for Germans used by the Allies in World War II, on more than one occasion. Additionally, the Allies-and-Axis sketches on the Allied meeting chalkboard have Germany labled as "Kraut"...and Italy as "wop."
 * Somehow in the dubbed version, Romano says to Germany "I've got a surprise for you!" Germany replies "What?  " How in pasta's name did they get THAT past the radar? Well to be fair, Hetalia is known for being inappropriate by most people in the non-Japanese world.(Probably because the dub has more problematic things than the sub.
 * There was another moment like this from the dub, where Italy sneaks up on and shocks Germany, who immediately stands up and yells at him, " " Wow.
 * The original version of "Battle for America" had another one of these. When Finland mentions seeing a little child around (baby America), Sweden asks him if he wants to have a child, and after letting Finland gush some over little America more he promises to do "his best". Since Sweden calls Finland "his wife", this implies that Sweden might have thought of having sex with Finland and see if he can get him pregnant...
 * Let's not forget the Italy brother's curls being an erogenous spot. Makes you wonder about Turkey, Greece, Canada, America, Taiwan and Korea. And, especially the player himself, Rome, who has THREE individual curls. And this is the man who grandfathered the Italies.
 * There's also the scene where it is implied that Japan and Greece had sex, but then Japan declares that it was just a bad dream. While he's naked, or at least shirtless. And Greece is sleeping right next to him, also naked or shirtless.
 * And in the Sexy Discretion Shot China complains that they were "so noisy'', aru!"
 * The scene where Rome comes back to visit Italy and spends the night conversing with Germany. At one point Rome asks if Germany has ever had sex. Germany says no. So what does Rome say? "Oh so you like boys then? I always wanted to do that but..." and Germany also denies this in his usual uptight fashion. Don't forget the part where Rome asks Germany if he's ever masturbated. Germany also says no, to which Rome replies by getting on his knees and raising his hands in a prayer position saying "You must be a Saint!". And Germany's reaction to finding Italy in his bed "How the Holy Fuhrer!" THAT is getting crap past the radar, I'd say

Robotech
"Minmei: Rick, all of the soldiers who come to the restaurant are in the same position. Rick Hunter: The same position...You'd be the one to know, wouldn't you Minmei!"
 * Dana Sterling clearly calls Nova Satori a "tramp". Although there are two definitions, the non-sexual definition (that of a vagrant) refers to males only and only in British English.
 * In the Robotech (New Generation) episode when Scott and friends visit New York, they encounter a character named Simon who speaks very effeminately, stereotypically gay.
 * Annie outright calls an Invid shocktrooper a "fag" while chucking a snowball in the blizzard episode of New Generation.
 * In the Trap episode, Sean gives following line: "I've seen more action on a Sunday School picnic.", a very adult line.
 * In the episode Blitzkrieg, the following dialogue takes place.


 * In two episodes of Robotech Macross, there are scenes in a bar where a character says "I think you've had enough, especially if you're going to drive." In a the Masters episode "Love Story", to get another character out of trouble a sacrificial lamb offers the clever alibi concerning "...got his hands on a bottle of whisky and a jeep and decided to go on a rampage". Alchohol references at that time were always cut out of anime. Lynn Kyle showed how violent and nasty he gets when he drinks. Also, the Masters segment has several instances of underage characters such as Dana and Marie consuming alchohol (the legal drinking age is lower in Japan).
 * An episode of Robotech Masters also had Louie saying "Forward through shot and shell. Here we go into the mouth of hell." The word "hell", regardless of context, was definitely considered taboo in cartoons. As was mentioning "God" by name. And Robotech did this often. It did have two scenes where characters crossed themselves.
 * The final episode features a Freudian phallic reference where the shaft of energy (representing the Invid leaving earth) for a split second takes on a penile shape. In a moment of homage, Robotech Shadow Chronicles considered recreating this scene but thought better of it. It can be seen in the deleted scenes feature of the DVD.
 * When Robotech first reaired on Cartoon Network, a scene was left in of a soldier comforting a crying child being disintegrated onscreen during the attack of the Zentradi Armada. This scene was cut out of future airings, but it is in the DVDs.

Other works
"Guido Anchovy: There once was a beauty named Lucille, whose pretty puss could make a pussycat reel."
 * Pictured above: In Episode 5 of FLCL, "Brittle Bullet," Kamon Nandaba is wearing a full-fledged Nazi uniform with a genuine SWASTIKA on the sash. Given that Japan played a major role in World War II, this is defying the censors at its fullest. The American dub doesn't try one bit to hide it, though the mature audience probably knows it's Played for Laughs. A channel-flipping or web-browsing soccer mom, however... will be screaming bloody murder if they catch eye of the offending symbol. Way to push the envelope, Gainax...
 * Of course... we haven't even scratched the surface of all the things this anime tries to get away with, such as pulling a naughty tentacle out of a kid's head that turns out to be a guitar, then cutting to a scene of female officers with massive Nosebleeds, or Haruko's Playboy Bunny getup. The title itself can be construed as a term for "sex."
 * Non-dub example: Revolutionary Girl Utena, the classic mindscrew shoujo, aired on a children's time slot in Japan...which means the characters never once say the word "sex". But Utena is not a kid's show, and one of the morals is that having sex to become mature is dangerous. Instead of outright talking about sex, the characters pull swords from each other's bodies, get dressed after "encounters", have shirts-open, sexually-charged photography sessions, kiss the tip of a sword to give it superpowers, throw their heads back and moan at the throb of a car's engine, and, oh yeah, roll around shirtless with their flies open on beds with each other. Much more appropriate.
 * A more specific example is episode 33. Utena is lying on a bed but we only see her face, her bare shoulder, and her hand as she babbles about food and what she should make for lunch tomorrow. At some point she bites on her knuckle, then keeps speaking about the meal in an increasingly desperate and moaning tone. The animators stop getting crap past the radar and downright push it down when she
 * Also keep in mind that
 * Somehow, in Saki, the subbers got away with this particular scene: In one of the later episodes, after Nodoka returns to the Kiyosumi meeting place, Mako gives her a banana. Kyoutaro, who has a major crush on Nodoka, reacts to the banana in a very...well, let's just say, it comes off as a complete shock it passed the censors.
 * Suzumiya Haruhi got away with Haruhi stripping Mikuru in the clubroom and forcefully changing her. Kyon, the narrator always rush out of the room if he's already in it. It's lampshaded in The Abridging of Haruhi Suzumiya that Haruhi could be raping Mikuru.
 * In the novels, Haruhi actually does attempt to reach under Mikuru's skirt until Kyon stops her.
 * .hack//Sign somehow managed to have a lesbian couple.
 * If it helps, one didn't know she was a girl for a large part of the series, and was actually playing a male character. B.T.? Is the female version of a Wave Master. Tsukasa is an outwardly male character through most of the series. It's only the last episode where it's pointed out that Tsukasa really is female. There are a couple of places where it's suggested she is female, but for the most part, the audience is allowed to be content in the fact that she is a he.
 * Add in the Mind Screw Tsukasa was put through, including at least once, it's no wonder she got confused about what she was.
 * The English translation of Samurai Pizza Cats has Guido and Polly looking for a lost Speedy on Prisoner Island in one episode. They discover the far half has been turned into a beach resort. Polly says, "Gosh, I'm amazed." Guido sees all the cute girls and says, "Gosh, I'm aroused!"
 * The narrator also got away with saying, "orgy of destruction" in the very first episode.
 * Also in the first was this whopper of a poem.

"Alexis: Well, you haven't grown up too much. Pierre: My! You have."
 * In fairness, "puss" is also an antiquated slang for "face"--still survives in some aspects in the term "sourpuss".
 * In the midst of all its Bowdlerisation, the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX dub still had its moments:

"Chazz: You're the aces of my deck! Ojama Black: Did you say... Ojama Green: "Aces"? Ojama Yellow: That really hurts, boss! Aren't you tired of insulting us?"
 * Or when Chazz pays the Ojamas a rare compliment:

""Rah rah ree, kick 'em in the knee! Rah rah rut, kick 'em in the other knee!""
 * Bastion's night with Taniya is way more ambiguous in the original. Nothing's more kid-friendly than the distant screams of a possibly-brainwashed teenaged Celibate Hero being raped by a Hot Amazon.
 * Don't forget the time Jaden called Hassleberry "Dingleberry" during their first duel.
 * In an attempt to remove references of hermaphroditism, Yubel was changed to purely female in the dub. 1) her left leg is still definitively male. 2) Her past life is very obviously voiced by a man. In attempting to remove filthy unsightly material, they turned Yubel transgender and this made the main character gay. Wow.
 * Orlando's victory dance and song:

"Chumley: C'mon! You don't think Dorothy pulls that off? Syrus: Pull it off? Don't put that image into my brain, please Chum!
 * It's been done before, and that one would probably even be acceptable if the rhyme wasn't subverted.
 * Nothing from Duel Monsters Spirit Day, yet? Syrus suggested that Alexis dress up as Dark Magician Girl...but...she had a different idea. Then, it cuts to a close-up of boobs, then a butt...only to reveal that Dorothy is wearing the Dark Magician Girl costume!
 * Talking about 4Kids, in the English dub of DM, episode 132, for some seconds you can hear Kaiba and Yami moaning. In a very suggestive way..."

"Rain: This is tight..."
 * Speaking of moaning, in episode 127, Kaiba practically climaxes when Marik summons his god card. It was apparently naughty enough to be missing completely in the dub version.
 * In an episode of the manga and in the Japanese version of the anime, Yugi and a brainwashed Jounouchi are dueling against each other in a death match. At the end, Yugi decides to fire the final blow against himself, so that the other could get saved. While explaining his intentions to Jounouchi, he tells him "Daisukida". As you might know, the verb "suki" means "to love", but it can also mean "like" and be used without having other implications. Whatever your personal translation of this line might be, it's worth to notice that the Viz Comics version of the manga literally translates it with "I love you".
 * This blink-and-you-miss-it shot from episode 94 of Yu Gi Oh! 5D's. Just wow, Japan.
 * In both the original and the dub of G Gundam, just watch Rain suiting up to use the Shining Gundam when she's in a pinch and Domon's not around. Her squeals are supposed to be of pain, since it's the first time she uses the Trace System (involving a particularly... tight version of the Latex Space Suit); but both Jennifer Holder (English VA) and Yuri Amano (Japanese seiyuu) make Rain sound like she's having an orgasm.

"Knuckles: Tails! Get off! Tails: I so sawwy! I'm so sorry! Knuckles: I never thought you'd stoop so low!"
 * Hilarious in Hindsight when you find out that Yuri Amano has done voice work in Hentai anime and videogames.
 * In the Sonic the Hedgehog anime, Sonic gives Dark Eggman Metal Robotnik the finger. (Maybe. It's hard to tell since he only has 4 fingers.) Later on, we learn that Then Sonic is shown cringing and twitching around. Cut to Metal Sonic in a position that would allow him to look up Sarah's dress. Though, in this case, he could just be twitching around in pain because he just landed crotch-first on the angular tip of Robotnik's hovecraft.
 * Then, after a crash, this memorable exchange is made:

"Momo: He must be following her!"
 * Yoshihiro Togashi has a habit of sneaking in subtle and unsubtle references to fetishism and other deviant behaviors in his works, as well as extremely symbolic imagery; but this page from Yu Yu Hakusho takes the cake (might be NOT worksafe despite getting published.) The editors must have all been drunk that day.
 * Burst Angel: In the Beach Episode, there is a scapegoated environmental group called the "Organization for the Nature Preservation of Tokyo". This gets the acronym "ONPOT".
 * And then there's Sei's VERY Stripperiffic swimsuit, which would likely require glue and "careful positioning" to wear without violating decency laws.
 * Jo leaps onto a giant tentacle near the end of an episode.
 * In the 4Kids dub of Kirby Right Back At Ya, a fairly light-hearted anime about a pink puffball who fights an affably evil penguin named King Dedede, Dedede sets up a fake monster that destroys a model of Cappy Town on TV and tricks everyone into thinking it's real. When Kirby gets onto the set, he appears huge; one of the viewers remarks, "Looks like someone's been feeding Kirby steroids!"
 * Also in Kirby, we get Bouncy Tiff, which made it into the 4Kids dub with less editing than you'd expect.
 * I'm not sure if this made it into the dub, but in the Escargon Robo episode there is a moment that, when taken out of context, looks like King Dedede is raping Escargon.
 * Speaking of 4Kids, they kept the Transformation Sequence in their dub of Tokyo Mew Mew. Same with YTV and their recent Pretty Cure dub. Take that as you will.
 * The Tokyo Mew Mew ones were changed.
 * Excel Saga: After seeing an example of Excel's ability to distinguish the value of objects stuck in small holes using just her fingers, she brings up Excel's "daily finger training", which Excel says "isn't training".
 * In an inversion of the trope, episode 26 is full of content that wouldn't make it past the radar. No, they did not air episode 26, not even in Japan.
 * It is also implied that Excel gets raped by Ropponmatsu unit 2. As the robot pounces on her, the screen shifts to a slide show of images, including a glass of spilt milk. Excel then proceeds to make a comment about getting violated.
 * In The Prince of Tennis, Momoshirou and the three first-years are spying on his best friend Ryoma and Ryuzaki-sensei's granddaughter Sakuno, thinking they have a date (They aren't). He notices Ryoma's dad Nanjirou peeping on them too, but Momo doesn't know who he is and...

"Yosuke: No! I could lose something I'm not ready to yet!"
 * Oooooh, ECSTASY!
 * Mahou Sensei Negima has some pretty risque moments, but there are a few instances of Visual Innuendo that are so incredibly blatant that they must have been intentional. Such as panel five of this (long, thick, and furry?) and this, both of which are rather inventive in their placement of Weasel Mascot Chamo. Then there's this, which probably has more incredibly obvious Freudian imagery than almost any other page in the manga.
 * CAN'T. UNSEE!! * cries*
 * An even more blatant one is this, where Ken Akamatsu illustrates a character essentially having an orgasm, and getting away with it because the character is a robot, who rather enjoys the recharging process.
 * Note that she is a wind up doll getting screwed.
 * Alluded again when Chachamaru tries to recharge herself without help. Yeah, it looked like that. Eagerly lampshaded by Evangeline, who walks on her and totally acts as if she caught Chachamaru with her skirt up.
 * The trope is actually being everted (no, not a spelling mistake), not played straight. When Ken Akamatsu was beginning to write Negima, he wanted to do a Shounen action series, but his publisher wanted another Fan Service Harem Series to follow Love Hina, so Akamatsu was forced to start the series off with tons of Fan Service and risque humor. That's right, to get a PG-Level action plot "under the radar" he had to add all sorts of nudity and innuendo. Only in Japan.
 * Don't forget when Fate did this to.
 * Akamatsu's on record as saying he prefers older women, actually. And what's there to have a problem with...?
 * Does that mean Negi's personality is based on his own (presumably sans the Nudifier aspect)? For the moment, he's Gender Flipped jailbait, but growing up to like older women is downright expected in this series.
 * Due to recent laws, it seems that it is impossible to buy certain volumes of the Negima manga in the UK without going to shady import shops.
 * Needless' Ending. DEAR! GOD!!
 * Somehow, I don't think that's so much getting crap past the radar as not having anyone that actually cares about the content. Episode 6 anyone?
 * Actually, the entire show is just a few little notches away from being a complete hentai. Episode one, when juice is spilled, the main female lead turns to the camera, with the white juice drink all over her and says, in a moe fashion "...I've been tainted.."
 * This troper just watched an ep of Bakugan Battle Brawlers, featuring Julie and her 'boyfriend's' Cycloid and Hammer Golem vs. the female Tricloid. It's not the 'double team' being implied, it's the scene with the two giant Bakugans holding their human partners in their hands - and the human kids are deliberately standing right behind their middle fingers, symbolically 'extending' them.
 * Digimon Tamers takes the radar-passing material beyond the previous seasons.
 * Black Butler has a penchant for double entendres, especially in the second series.
 * While tame in comparison to some of the others on this page, in Spirited Away, when the workers in the bathhouse were kissing up to No Face, the foreman was singing. One of his lines: "His butt keeps getting bigger, so there's plenty more to kiss!"
 * This was apparently an ad lib by the American voice actor, the original Japanese line was different.
 * A hilarious instance happens in the anime of Rurouni Kenshin. At some point, Kaoru imagines Kenshin proposing to her and then, um, well... the two of them are suddenly hidden by the bushes and then a flower falls off a nearby branch, complete with Kaoru crying out Kenshin's name passionately. (Cut to Kaoru who has passed out on the street from the sheer hotness of the mental image).
 * Nothing to do with a dub, this troper is surprised the Japanese radar let it through. (Does Japan have a radar...?) A blatant metaphor for sexual intercourse happens in one episode of Shugo Chara!. Keep in mind that this is a Magical Girl aimed at elementary schoolers. Amu and Ikuto (note that she's in elementary school and he's in high school) decide to try and find out what would happen if he put his "key" into her "lock". She blushes as he brings the key closer and closer to the lock, slowly, it's like they're in a world all their own... when she blurts out "I'm scared!" and he discovers that his key is too big. Ahem. Yeah, it's an actual key and lock, but...
 * A little-known gesture of implied rape in Japanese culture involves the Shogun grabbing the waistband of his consort and ripping it off so hard that she spins several circles and falls on the bed with her clothes splayed open. Keroro Gunsou has turned this one into a Running Gag in at least two of its movies.
 * It gets invoked once in Melody of Oblivion.
 * Let's not forget the fourteenth episode of Azumanga Daioh, where this is hinted at by Tomo when the girls are discussing new yukata.
 * ...Is that what that was about? Oh.... O_o This troper thought it was just a little kids game.
 * From Tomo? Not likely.
 * Also, this was how Gene defeats Suzuka on Outlaw Star.
 * Happens in Nerima Daikon Brothers as well.
 * In episode 12 of Mawaru Penguindrum, #2 does this to #3. (They're penguins, by the way.) She retaliates by tying him up in shibari (Japanese bondage). Made even funnier by Himari making some very... ahem, special comments as she cooks cabbages in the background.
 * In an early episode of Isekai no Seikishi Monogatari (AKA Tenchi Muyo! War on Geminar), a visit to Princess Maria's homeland includes a "game" orchestrated by her mother Queen Flora in which a roomful of girls (plus male protagonist Kenshi) go about yanking the sashes off each other's yukata, sending them spinning like tops; the winner is the last one left standing with his sash (and yukata) in place, and they get unspecified liberties with the person of their choice as the prize. Flora rigs the game so that she and Kenshi are the last ones standing, then throws the game so he wins.
 * Speaking of Azumanga Daioh, in the first episode Yukari tells her class that they'll be getting a new stude, adding that "it was no small trick getting her, either". This in itself is rather innocuous, but the wink immediately afterwards heavily implies certain illicit activities...
 * The three Zentraedi spies in Macross are named Warera, Loli and Canda. Put their names together and they're spelled "warera Lolicon da" aka "we are pedophiles" in Japanese. Holy...
 * Keep in mind, this is (marginally) more acceptable to admit in Japan. Just look at the character design for Disgaea.
 * The fifth episode of Pumpkin Scissors: sex, Eternal Sexual Freedom number 2 and apparently Oland has a big penis.
 * Hayate the Combat Butler: episode 10 starts with Nagi playing a game on her "Anal Computer" console; it's written in Atari-stylized English to make it unrecognizable to most of the original Japanese audience.
 * In Shokojo Sera, a whole scene is dedicated to this. When Sara is sent, she has to enter a seedy area where  . Whoa, considering this is a series for kids...
 * Carl Macek, who is known for "editing" anime when it's licensed for the U.S., at one point expressed his shock and amazement in a podcast with Anime News Network concerning his work done when editing Captain Harlock for U.S. television. Mainly, the Mazon-aliens in said show were always naked, and there was even a live childbirth on the show (which Macek left intact), and nobody ever said anything. Even people who watched the show never minded it!
 * When Death Note was shown on adult swim, the opening theme was played uncensored. Some of the lyrics include "Hey, hey, ningen sucker, ah ningen ningen fucker." Slipped past because most of the song is in Japanese, so any censors may have assumed that was too.
 * A clever subtitle switch helped, too. The opening theme played the first verse of the song, which has the "sucker" and "fucker" lines. But the subtitles that went alongside them were actually for the second verse, which didn't.
 * This is a case of an intentional Mondegreen by the lyricist. The lyrics officially say san-ka and fuan-ka throughout most of the song, and that's what was translated to give the subtitles, but the lyrics make more sense if you use the English words they sound like instead. AS for what actually gets said? It's quite hard to tell, but even the official lyrics say sucker and fucker close to the end of the song.
 * Excuse me, has everyone forgotten the "Light looks at soft porn to make L think that he's just a normal teenager" scene. Where is Light's other hand? Why is L still watching a teenager at least eight years young than him?
 * Oruchuban Ebichu is built entirely around this trope, although it's more of a case of flinging tons and tons of crap at the radar and getting most of it past. While many things did get censored before making it to broadcast, so many more did not. The best example this troper can think of is the eyecatch. Frequently it would be three Japanese characters, slot machine-style, where the first and last character were set at "ma" and "ko", and the middle character was changed rapidly through the Japanese alphabet, landing on something innocuous.
 * However?
 * Shaman King had a dowser named Lyserg Diethel. His spirit companion is named Morphea.
 * Also, it's all but stated that
 * Confirmed in the canon future story of the manga featuring  Talk about Yoh having a badass of a fiance.
 * Fushigi Yuugi: Yui summoning Seiryuu. Seriously.
 * Well. .. they do say the priestess is to merge/join with the called god. ..
 * Doraemon. "And how" doesn't even describe how many Getting Crap Past the Radar moments the show features. It needs to be seen to be believed.
 * In Dragonball Kai, or atleast the Nicktoons broadcast, when Only a Chilling Elegy plays for the second time when Gohan is powering up to attempt to attack Final Form Frieza. Technically, the initial chant has "Hell will be revealed" in it and it was played unedited on the Nicktoons broadcast. Seeing as how Nicktoons ordinarily censors any mention of hell, even by place, it is presumed that Funimation managed to slip it by because it isn't in English.
 * This trooper would like to know how Funimation managed to get this past Nicktoons' radar.
 * Gurren Lagann features the Camp Gay mechanic Leeron. Listening closely to his theme song reveals that the electronic vocals spelling out letters in the background are saying "He loves my asshole". On a Sunday-morning cartoon.
 * The song "My XXX Is The Best In The Universe" includes the lyric "I'll bust another rhyme while you ain't gonna do shit!". Complete with emphasis on the last word. Gratuitous English or not, that would never get into an English-language kid's show.
 * Episode 6.
 * ...did not make it past the radar. The version broadcast on Japanese TV was heavily edited.
 * In Australia they showed the uncensored version of episode 6 on TV. Well, it was shown at 9:30pm so...
 * In the Italian manga of Fairy Tail we have Wendy's spell "Toroia", which sounds awfully similar to the word "Troia", a.k.a Bitch.
 * The Tower of Paradise arc had obvious allusions to S/M when a Brainwashed and Crazy Juvia spanks Lucy. Lucy then exclaims that it's sadism, and Juvia responds by calling Lucy a "maso bitch".
 * Aquarius has also spanked Lucy.
 * The scene where Juvia boasts to Lucy that, "Gray-sama was inside Juvia, not you."
 * How Gintama even managed to air during children/family hour uncut is probably a Crowning Moment of Awesome for its producers by itself. For starters, one episode involves strip gambling in a casino, with the characters ending up totally nude, save the Pixellation. And how about the episode where Gin's penis got turned into a screwdriver, complete with "screwing" action at the end. Also, Neo Armstrong Cyclone Jet Armstrong Cannon and Tower of Babel. There are so many outrageous things they manage to air that you start to doubt whether censorship exists in Japan.
 * Seitokai Yakuindomo That's all.
 * Mitsudomoe has plenty of these.
 * Slayers TRY lampshades/parodies/somethings this around the halfway point, when the team travels to Mount Koorinae, a mountain that has the shape of a huge coiling piece of... well, crap. Amelia begins to note it looks like a "pile of shit", only to be cut off by Lina before she can say the last word, with Lina reprimanding that such language is unfit of a princess.
 * In Koihime Musou, while describing the Nanban elephant, it is mentioned that part of its body is long, strong, and moves on its own. And in another episode, a group of bandits capture Ryuubi, and they later declare that they would "take care" of Ryuubi. And as you may have guessed, they get their butts handed to them.
 * Ojamajo Doremi Dokkan! episode 19 is full of this. Hazuki becomes a Covert Pervert when she sees a boy running around naked. And this is a Magical Girl show aimed at pre-teen children...
 * There's also Onpu groping Mutsumi's breast, Mutsumi making a rather suggestive remark about Hasebe encouraging her to wrestle, and shots of the boys doing their business in the bathroom. Not to mention, despite that it was sung by a bunch of adults in-show, the insert song, "Namida no Broken Heart", has some racy sexual imagery in its lyrics about a summer fling...
 * Faaaaar from it. Some episodes have buttockd used for comedy, episodes mentioning puberty and even double entendres.
 * The first season episode where Hazuki is kidnapped while depowered has LOTS of Freudian imaginery. When the other girls come to the rescue, the first thing they see is (through the window) one of Hazuki's kidnappers standing next to her... while she's in a corner... and crying "no, don't"... Seriously, it gives such an oh-so-wrong impression...
 * In an accidental example, it's worth pointing out that for their runs of Vision of Escaflowne, both Fox Kids and YTV managed to miss (several times) Merle's bare butt.
 * In the beginning of Episode 5 of Gakuen Utopia Manabi Straight, it sounds like Mei is reading porn aloud for the class. Since it is read in choppy English, it's probable that the censors Did Not Do the Research on what the paragraph meant.
 * In Dragon Ball, Frieza says, "Stay with it. Yee-Haw! That's it buck-a-roo. Ride 'em cowboy!" . Subverted that it was only in the uncut version,.
 * A much more lighthearted example from Dragonball, during Vegeta's description of how he obtained Super Saiyan. He notes that he travels to space, to avoid "the distractions of the Earth". Innocent, until you realise that Trunks was born within the three year time period before the androids, and Bulma was helping take care of Vegeta until he left for space. In short, Bulma probably rivals Chichi for Strongest Woman in the Universe.
 * Pretty much the whole of episode 7 in Persona 4 The Animation. From Yukiko and Chie covered in oil and gunge, to Yousuke's very suspicious wording of his lack of will to go fight Shadow Kanji's goons...


 * Fruits Basket features the scene where Black Haru is implied to show his pubic hair to student council president Makoto Takai in order to prove to him that his hair isn't dyed but a natural color. He also flirts with Tohru afterwards when she asks how he did it and he says "Why don't you come with me and see for yourself." but Yuki and Kyo knock him out.
 * In Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex, Major Kusanagi provides a lot of Fan Service as far as her Stripperific outfit goes, as well as her implied lesbian relationships and general nudity. In the episode SCANDAL, there is a blatant shot of her naked ass when she's changing into a hospital gown.
 * In another episode, there is a brief shot of an android with a cannon that unfolds from its lower torso and resembles nothing so much as a giant metallic penis.
 * The 2003 anime version of Fullmetal Alchemist has a not-so-subtle scene where Riza apparently has an Erotic Dream and is talking in her sleep. The dub just went with it and made it more obvious.
 * Maji de Watashi ni Koi Shinasai! has absolutely hilarious episode 6, which is about a festival celebrating the male sex with plenty of phallic symbols. Most notably the "mushroom"-shaped lollipops, and what's probably as close to fellatio as you can get without it being actual porn, including a detailed description by Momoyo.