FGO CN Server Art Censorship Sparks Controversy, Medusa Renamed to 'Ge Guo' Leaves Players Confused

Recently, the Chinese server of FGO initiated a new round of 'artistic adjustments' (censorship), resulting in many popular characters receiving 'more fabric' in their card art. Players exclaimed that 'gender equality' has finally been achieved, as even male characters' chest muscles weren't spared. Players sarcastically called this the 'art of adding layers,' sparking heated discussions in the community.

Beyond the artwork, the name changes left players completely baffled. Medusa was renamed to 'Ge Guo' (a nonsensical phonetic shift). This bizarre localization decision triggered heavy backlash, with users questioning the logic behind such drastic and illogical naming changes.

In the comments, players were speechless over the censorship of 'Big Dog' (Cu Chulainn). They began pulling up old images for comparison, mockingly asking, 'Does this mean male characters are going to wear bras from now on?'