This is actually fairly interesting when considering localization of video game content. Normally we can get this from Japan-to-US conversion, semi-famously when Final Fight came to American arcades, a prostitute was turned into a guy in drag because Capcom thought there were issues with beating up women in a video game.

Likewise in the Yakuza series, a host club mini-game was completely removed because it was so Japanese that Sega feared it couldn’t translate. Other fun example: Sengoku Bakara is a hyper-dramatized take on the Warring States period in Japan—imagine laser beams and random explosions to show manliness instead of people dying from gangrene. This was deemed way too Japanese and released in the U.S. as Devil Kings, about demons and shit fighting for control of something or other.

So localization is always kind of fascinating to me. Especially in an Internet Age where we can find out Poison was a chick, host clubs are real and the Japanese are in fact magical fantasy people who shoot explosions out of their laser mouths.