The 'Indonesia Anime Broadcast Censorship' meme refers to the online mockery of the strict and often bizarre editing practices by the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission (KPI). This trend gained global traction when images of harmless scenes—such as Shizuka from Doraemon wearing a swimsuit or even a cartoon cow’s udders—were heavily blurred to comply with local decency standards. Fans use this template to satirize over-regulation and moral panic in media, often comparing the extreme censorship of cartoons to the lack of scrutiny in other live-action TV programs. It has become a staple of Southeast Asian internet culture, serving as a humorous critique of institutional overreach and the unintended comedic effects of aggressive digital blurring.