The Japanese TV series Ultraman Tiga, which is popular among Chinese children, is now unavailable on multiple Chinese video platforms by Friday, sparking widespread yet divided discussions among ...

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Chinese animation fans are calling for the country's TV regulators to formulate a classification system as they fear more of their beloved collections, such as Japanese manga series Detective Conan ...

Multiple Chinese streaming platforms have taken a popular Japanese show offline, deeming it as “violent.” On Friday, streaming platforms such as iQiyi and Youku removed the “Ultraman Tiga” series, ...

When the protagonist and company, who escaped the crisis by car, approached the huge bridge, an air battle between the two monsters Mothra and Battra unfolded. Is there a chance to escape in the ...

The Chinese government’s crackdown on entertainment continues with its most recent announcement of an upcoming ban on certain cartoons and other made-for-children programs. TV producers are told to ...

BEIJING - China is stepping up scrutiny of children's programmes, a move that could have turned Ultraman Tiga from popular superhero to zero. Viewers in the country can no longer access the show on ...