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The scene where Elliot Edward gets attacked by zombies is censored in the Japanese release. In the international version he loses his lower body and guts and entrails are visible, whereas in the Japanese release he still has his legs intact. Even in the CERO Z version of the game (the version with the highest possible rating) his death is still censored.
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On April 23rd, 2015, an update was released that altered some frames of animation for Filia, Fukua, and Cerebella. This was done with the purpose of removing or heavily obscuring some panty shots, as the developers considered them to be unnecesary fanservice.
Additionally, two unused animations for Filia were also removed from the Digital Art Compendium. These animations include a time over animation where Samson tears apart the top of her shirt while she tries to cover herself up, and a taunt where Samson spanks Filia hard enough to make her fly a short distance and land on her knees.
Additionally, two unused animations for Filia were also removed from the Digital Art Compendium. These animations include a time over animation where Samson tears apart the top of her shirt while she tries to cover herself up, and a taunt where Samson spanks Filia hard enough to make her fly a short distance and land on her knees.
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The Paintings on the walls of Hogwarts in the PC release are copies of famous portraits that have their heads replaced with the developers' heads to avoid copyright infringement.
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One of Velma's moves in the game consisted of calling the police to take the opponent away. This was changed on September 8th, 2022 with the release of patch 1.02. With the release of this update Velma will now call the Mystery Inc. gang and the Mystery Machine instead.
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In the SNES version, the main antagonist General Akhboob is sent to prison, unlike all other versions of the game where he is sentenced to the electric chair for his crimes. In regards to the final boss fight against his giant head, the SNES version depicts his muscular final form as dark green, while all other versions depict it as being red human muscle.
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Previews for new fighters being added to the game showed that one of Jenny's intended pre-battle quotes was "You wouldn't like my brain! It's all circuity and metallic!" This was removed from the final game due to it being associated with a pornographic My Life as a Teenage Robot parody animation, which edited the line to replace "brain" with "body."
Thaddeus Crews, a member of the development team, initially expressed disgust in a now-deleted tweet (the tweet he replied to also having been deleted) that the line was in the game and announced its immediate removal. He later explained that the line was likely added due to a lack of awareness about the parody, the end result of the team being "spread out and not on the same page", while adding that "Most likely someone on the team did know what they were doing by adding it", despite Crews himself being previously aware of and publicly associating the original line with the porn parody prior to its removal from the game.
Thaddeus Crews, a member of the development team, initially expressed disgust in a now-deleted tweet (the tweet he replied to also having been deleted) that the line was in the game and announced its immediate removal. He later explained that the line was likely added due to a lack of awareness about the parody, the end result of the team being "spread out and not on the same page", while adding that "Most likely someone on the team did know what they were doing by adding it", despite Crews himself being previously aware of and publicly associating the original line with the porn parody prior to its removal from the game.
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In the Japanese version the pillars in the background of the France level (also known as Round 2 in-game) has graffiti peace signs painted on them. These graffiti were changed in the international version so that they no longer resemble peace signs.
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Punisher and Nick Fury's special kick moves (Flaming Sonic Kick and Flaming Flip Kick, respectively) set the enemy on fire in the Japanese version while in the international version these attacks make the enemy bleed.
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Bone Crusher, the third boss of the game, has three attacks, one where he uses his flamethrower, one where he launches multiple missiles, and another where he rushes into the player. In the Genesis version he just rushes into the player and uses missiles; the flamethrower attack is missing.
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There's a short cutscene that plays after the player defeats Scully, the first boss of the game, where Punisher interrogates Scully to find out about Kingpin's location, and once he's done he disposes of Scully. In the Arcade version Punisher kills Scully, while in the Genesis version he just tosses him to the side.
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Nick Fury smokes a cigarette in the arcade version, with the cigarette being part of his character select portrait and his in-game sprites. In the Genesis version, he doesn't smoke, with the cigarette being completely removed.
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The game's final boss Kingpin smokes a cigarette before the final battle. In the Genesis version he doesn't smoke.
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The female ninjas' outfit shows more skin in the arcade version, whereas in the Genesis version they are covered up.
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Valentine's design was officially changed on May 13th, 2014 via a patch update. The update changed all parts of her design that involve a red cross against a white background to be altered so the cross is colored pink instead. This was done in order to prevent legal action by the International Committee of the Red Cross.
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In the Worst Ending to the main story where Adell kills Rozalin only for him to get possessed by True Zenon, the Japanese version of the game features graphic audio of the possessed Adell killing and cannibalizing Taro and Hanoko. This scene was removed from the international versions of the game.
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The game uses mist overlays during the "Man's Nut" shower scene to cover up Mahiru and Hiyoko, but the base image is more revealing, including drawn nipples for Mahiru.
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In the Japanese version of World Heroes 2 Jet, Zeus will bleed during the cutscene that plays after his defeat. In the international release however, the blood has been removed.
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In the North American and European releases of the game, the cigars being smoked by Flip and the Gorilla are removed. Despite this, the game's manual in these regions features artwork of the Gorilla smoking a cigar, and the Gorilla's sprite still has curled lips as if it were holding a cigar in its mouth.
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Within the data for Chapter 2 is an unused alternate version of Spoiler:Spamton NEO's wasted turn, in which his phone fires a Pipis that explodes in his face and covers it in soot, rather than launching a volley of flying heads at him. Spamton NEO's head remains covered in soot until his next attack. It's likely that this event was changed due to Spoiler:its accidental resemblance to blackface, which historically was often paired with similar explosion gags in animation.
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In the Tatooine Jabba's Palace map there are two unused models out of bounds. The first one is outside one of the hallways and it is a figure in a robotic suit that looks to be bound by one hand and sitting immobile and in a voluptuous position. The model's suit is the only thing fully rendered and its unfinished "skin" and "body" just appear as a black mass. The second one is an unused Command Post that's "deactivated". Interestingly, in the level's reappearance in this game's sequel, the sitting figure is completely removed but the deactivated command post is not.
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