Baka and Test & Dance in the Vampire Bund – Now Live on FUNimation.com
Episodes 1 -2 of “Baka and Test – Summon the Beasts” and episodes 1-4 of “Dance in the Vampire Bund” are now live on FUNimation.com/Video
The episodes are also available for download-to-own through FUNimation.com/DTO at $1.99 per episode.
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230 Responses to “Baka and Test & Dance in the Vampire Bund – Now Live on FUNimation.com”
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Vampire Bund episode 2 has been censored. The scene where Akira rubs the vampire sunblock has been completely edited out. Will this be uncensored on the dvd?
Also whenever mina appears naked she’s “glowing” (for example: the opening credits, when she takes one of the police officers hostage, etc.) I hope this all becomes uncensored on the dvd.
@deko
I think they desinged the “glowing” like that for the anime. If you really want graphic detail, read the manga.
@Dragon0
The glowing aspect was added to the FUNimation streams. I just compared and the contrast is the same in all the other scenes during the opening. It’s when it gets to the Mina twirling around that the lighting has really gone up in the FUNimation release.
@deko
Maybe it’s just so everyone can watch it then. Haven’t checked out funi verson yet. It shouldn’t be like that come the dve release, thoes are left in the original form. Was thinking you also ment the glowing they used it the latest episode in the chruch scene. My bad.
We did have to make some edits for Dance in the Vampire Bund. Here is our official statement regarding the matter:
“FUNimation Entertainment is known for releasing the titles we license in their original, uncut form, as their creators intended. However, after viewing the unedited as well as the Japanese broadcast edit of the series “Dance in the Vampire Bund,” we have determined the series contains controversial elements which, when taken out of context, could be objectionable to some audiences.
With this in mind and with approval of the licensor, we will edit select scenes from the series in streaming and home entertainment release. These are scenes which are inappropriate for U.S. viewing and are not essential to the storyline.
“Dance in the Vampire Bund” is a complex and dark drama cited by press and fans as one of the best anime series out of Japan this season. Its strong story is what brought the series to our attention and why we are bringing it to the U.S.”
>home entertainment release
Wait, does this mean that the dvds will be censored?
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I still like “Idiots, Tests, and Summoned Beasts” better as a translation.
Dance in the Vampire Bund!!
I cam’t wait!!
Thank you FUNimation your the BEST!!
@deko – Yes. DVD and Blu-ray fall under home entertainment releases.
“These are scenes which are inappropriate for U.S. viewing and are not essential to the storyline.”
Absolutely unacceptable.
Censored streams are fine, but if that means that you are censoring the DVDs, then you may as well have not even licensed it. “Inappropriate for US Viewing” is a complete BS statement.
“Yes. DVD and Blu-ray fall under home entertainment releases.”
Then I imagine you will find many people will not be buying the release.
@ Rojas:
You don’t like “sparkling vampires.” Yet FUNi licenses “jailbait vampires.”
I mean… If you guys were REALLY “beyond the curve,” you would’ve gotten Black Butler instead.
Pardon my language but what the fuck?
Why is Vampire Bund going to be censored? You guys gladly promote that the Strike Witches dvds will be uncensored by not this? It’s like we’re heading back to the 90’s. Things like Kite, Elfen Lied, Puni Puni Poemy, and even Shuffle! with Primula have been released uncut without any hiccups I don’t see why this would be any different. This is just bullshit.
Also, the anime is less explicit than the manga, which is currently being released uncensored by Seven Seas.
There is absolutely no excuse for any censorship on the DVD release.
I can imagine sub fans boycotting this, if the dvds are censored, and literally speaking, sub fans are the first people who will buy this.
But graphic violence is a “appropriate for U.S. viewing and essential to the storyline,” right? Fuck that shit.
I may not be interested in the title in question due to its violence, but nothing makes me hate a company more than censorship of any kind.
@ deko
We ARE back in the 90s. Just ask “Snickering…,” Nozomi TRSI, and maybe the people who licensed “Toradorable.”
Unfuckingbelievable.
You just lost a lot of my money, Funi. And not just Bund either.
“We ARE back in the 90s. Just ask “Snickering…,” Nozomi TRSI, and maybe the people who licensed “Toradorable.””
What the fuck are you going on about? Last I checked, Nozomi hasn’t censored anything, and we have yet to see how NISA will handle things. On the other hand, there’s nothing to censor in the shows NISA’s licensed.
So can we keep this focused on Funi’s bullshit move, and not try to distract the conversation onto your personal pet hatreds?
It’s a shame even the dvds will be edited as well. Kinda questioning how some of the other shows get away without editing but you have to edit this one. Oh well no sense in complaining about it. They are your rules.
@ Fencedude:
Oh, I don’t know.
Sub-only anime? The lot of them for the hardliner otaku-tachi? Doing the same thing Geneon was doing (before the company flopped)?
Honestly… For a moment there; I thought FUNi was relying on their hired otaku (like Char with Dragonaut) to see which show they can get. “We get what’s popular, we get what’s cheap,” they said.
And then we find out that they’ve looked over “Vampire Bund Dance.”
Instead, how about hoping for your sake that it’s another one of Rojas’ cruel jokes.
Easiest way to show your contempt for censoring would be to vote with your wallet and not buy the series. When sales of this series tank, maybe we’l get a grown up version instead of a 4kids edition.
“Sub-only anime? The lot of them for the hardliner otaku-tachi? Doing the same thing Geneon was doing (before the company flopped)?”
I forgot that you were a moron. Forgive my lapse.
“Oh well no sense in complaining about it.”
You don’t seem to understand that there is a LOT of sense of complaining about it. If consumers don’t, who will, exactly?
Funimation needs to be told loud and clear that this is utterly unacceptable. If you dislike it but don’t make your displeasure known, you’re just encouraging more censorship.
Fuck I hate Funimation.
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