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Haha, very nice.

Hysterical.

Much as I dislike the CMX version of TenTen (if you will forgive me a moment of anti-Americanism, the one thing that I truly despise most about what passes for American civilization is its utter hypocrisy concerning sexual matters), I don't really regard Emma as being significantly at hazard.

True, there are some scenes of full nudity in the later volumes, and that may pose a problem. Overall, though, I can't really see that there's going to be much there to offend the CMX censors.

Of course, I've been wrong before (I think it was in the early 1990s).

>>2177 "what passes for American civilization"? Ouch.

>Hysterical.

Well deserved mockery.

CMX licensed a T&A manga only to censor the shit out of it.
This kind of attitude does not bode particulary well for their treatment of Emma.
So unless they announce tomorrow that they sold the license to Dark Horse, I'll remain unenthusiastic.

>>2181

Well... I'm "unenthusiastic", as you so aptly put it, about any translation that isn't by whispers.

It's a good thing the censorship was done by Jump Comics beforehand, not CMX!

So did somebody actually fess up or are people still parroting that rumor from the Megatokyo forums?