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Originally Posted by Icanseestuffandstuff
The problem they tried to solve was having the censors be intrusive. So it is to my assumption that they introduced light streaks as a sort of dynamic way to meet censor laws without having little black bars invade the anime.
But now the new problem is that the light streaks are too distracting, they are supremely large and draw the eye from the actual action taking place that they are meant to censor, as well as take up more then their necessary space.
So you can't blame them too much, at least I don't THINK.
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They entirely chose to do it. The channel it airs on first is able to air uncensored content. They were being silly with it while keeping the "goodies" for later broadcasts and the Blu-Rays.
Seriously, it shouldn't bother anyone unless they're just watching for the fanservice, and even then there's no need to fret when this is basically just a preview showing before they show the official, uncensored broadcast two weeks later. What's wrong with being overly silly with your censor?