Original sentence: "Bluebeard" was banned due to the climax of the corpse brides."Godfather Death" was banned for the storyline."Hansel and Gretel" and "The Six Swans" were both aired, but were later pulled from airtime due to their content."The Coat of Many Colors" has the prince treat the heroine very kindly, whereas the original has him abusive."The Crystal Ball" was banned due to scary scenes.Examples of sanitization (by the Japanese producers):.For the most part, the series took many liberties with many of the stories.In "Brother and Sister" the heroine is not murdered or dies, although she is able to become a spirit.In "Hansel and Gretel," the witch gradually turns into a skeleton demon.In "The Six Swans," a witch kidnaps her stepdaughter's newborn son and makes her bleed from her mouth to frame her for murder.In Bearskin, the demon is not the devil himself, and the sisters do not commit suicide.In it, half of a doctor's patients die, and he later kills himself (although to save a child from dying.In some cases, stories were sanitized, while others were heavily darkened.In the Cinderella episode, the tree is magic/animated and the connections to the mother's grave are omitted; also, the stepsisters do not end up blind or mutilated.It is unsure why "The Iron Stove" or "The Water Nymph" were banned, although the villains' designs could have been considered provacative.It should also be noted that all of the episodes were dubbed.It should be noted that most of the episodes were banned for content not in the orginal storylines.Many of the "darker" episodes were banned in the U.The English dub originally contained said plotline and was aired, but was later redubbed to remove the the incest.The English dub was released on DVD and was censored.The storyline has a witch drain a princess of her life until she becomes a rotting corpse.While not actually banned, "The Coat of Many Colors" contains a princess being forced into marriage to her own father and fleeing to another country