2023年9月7日 · So it was changed to the jelly donut line without changing anything in the animation when just calling a "rice ball" would've sufficed. The 4kids censors/dubs were real dumb back in the day. They're also the reason why yugioh had "shadow duels" and the "shadow realm" because saying someone's soul was going to hell was too dark for a kid's show

2019年4月1日 · Since Sushi (and associated Japanese cuisine) wasn't as common place in the US back in the late 90s, or at least as widespread as it is today, the team of writers behind the dub decided to change the dish to Jelly filled doughnuts so the audience would understand. So to play into that he's making an actual jelly doughnut that looks like onigiri.

I'm Brock and I'm back on the block From a quick little stint with Ivy's flock. Two things on my list ain't many: A kiss from nurse Joy! And officer Jenny! Santa, please, with your Ho Ho Ho Put em both under the mistletoe. Brock's kicking it and it's a gas At the Pokémon Christmas Bash!

Basically, 4kids was a company that adapted anime for young American audiences, so they censored a lot… one famous line is them replacing “rice balls” with “jelly donuts” but without actually redrawing the food, making it seem like Brock is just an idiot.

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2019年12月13日 · Controversial opinion: saying they’re “jelly-filled donuts” isn’t 100% wrong, just 75-80% wrong. Umeboshi is pickled plums and are often a little mashed when put in the center of onigiri balls. So they could kind of be considered jelly (not that you should ever use it as jelly).

2020年1月12日 · Don't forget they got rid of Brock for a couple of seasons and replaced him with Tracey because they believed Brocks slit eyes would have been deemed racist and were afraid people would complain about him, they complained about Tracey instead.

2017年6月8日 · Pokémon: Brock's "Jelly-Filled Donuts" In the Pokémon anime, Brock very infamously refers to his rice balls as jelly-filled donuts in the English dubbing. This has inspired some humorous attempts at making jelly filled donuts that look like onigiri , …

Referring to onigiri as "jelly filled donuts" is a reference to one of the earlier seasons of the show "pokemon", where a character called Brock nonchalantly does the same thing. It quickly spawned a meme and it stuck. You'll also notice other comments mentioning things like a drying pan. Also a reference to the same character.