For instance Sasuke is allowed to wander through a street littered with blood-covered dead bodies but moments later a wipe that was clearly meant to look like blood was made bright green (a similar edit happened a lot earlier, but wasn't followed by actual violence). The broadcast version can also be noticeably random with what it does and doesn't edit.This is one of the few edits that wasn't changed back in the uncut version (possibly just as an oversight). In the dub, she says she'll do anything the kidnappers want, with a fairly threatening look on her face and tone in her voice. Early on in the series, when some of Gato's thugs kidnap Tsunami and are about to kill her son Inari, she threatens to bite her tongue and kill herself if they do, which would leave Gato unable to use any hostages against her father Tazuna.The uncut version of the dub restores the alcohol references, and also keeps the blood and sometimes adds (restores? depends on which they recorded first) profanity (like Shikamaru saying 'we'll nail these bastards' in Episode 110).Although it's pretty good about it, the Cartoon Network broadcast version cuts several things - such as the Naruto/Sasuke kiss (even though they keep it in during the flashback when Naruto believes Sasuke is dead) or the part when Naruto stabs himself with a kunai (though a line of dialogue makes what happened obvious).

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