About DEI Detector

DEI Detector publishes evidence-based research notes on DEI, woke localisation, and censorship in entertainment media — with a focus on games, movies, TV, anime, and manga.

What we cover

Standing pages and short reports for individual titles. We look for documented changes and statements, not vibes: trailers, interviews, script comparisons, regional builds, and official marketing.

What counts as woke / DEI / censorship here

• Agenda pushing — dialogue, characters, or framing rewritten to advance contemporary political or identity messaging rather than the original creative intent.
• Intentional sexual or feminine censorship in remakes — cuts or redesigns that scrub fanservice, feminine presentation, or similar content when the original (or another region) kept it.
• Intentional mistranslation / localisation — English (or other) scripts that soften, moralise, or rewrite meaning beyond normal adaptation.
• Regional censorship notes — when a cleaner or less-edited build exists elsewhere, we call that out.

Woke Score (0–100)

Each researched title can carry a Woke Score from 0 to 100.0 = little or no documented DEI / woke interference;100 = most woke / most DEI. Scores can move as stronger evidence arrives.

Standing pages

For a given title we prefer one stable URL. New trailers, interviews, or script dumps get merged into the same page instead of spawning duplicate articles. Check the “last updated” date on each post.

Tags are limited to games, movies, tv, anime, and manga. Browse the blog index or start from thehome page.