Chinese streaming sites remove ‘Ultraman’


Compiled by JUNAID IBRAHIM and C. ARUNO

A TV series, Ultraman Tiga, has been removed from streaming sites in China following complaints that the show contained “violent elements”, Sin Chew Daily reported.

The Japanese TV show, which is popular among children, is no longer found on video platforms including iQiyi, Tencent TV and Youko.

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