When Gohan looks down at the Namek village, the piles of dead bodies that are supposed to be there are gone in the English version.

(35 sec.) Gohan walks among the dead bodies, horrified by what has happened. A rather chilling little scene, with a particularly effective shot of two dead Nameks: an adult with his arms around a baby.

Gohan: "Vegeta's been here-I bet he was the one who hurt all the people and ruined the land like this..." Oh, here we have that HURTing thing again, FUNimation's latest euphemism for death. I don't know, "hurt" seems like a mighty strong term to me, perhaps they should switch to "threatened" or "glanced at forcefully."

As the camera pans up into the Namek sky, Gohan says (in the English version): "I sure hope everyone got away all right..." In the Japanese version he actually says: "Please rest peacefully, people of Namek." OK, so it's the death thing again, no surprise. But what is interesting is that when you look at the ground as the camera is panning up, you can see about twenty mounds of dirt with sticks pointing upwards. Graves of course, that Gohan just dug for the Nameks. Why didn't they cut this shot in the English version, or at least censor the graves? It doesn't make much sense for them to be there, not only since they weren't in the last shot, but because, well, they're graves, and everyone "got away all right," according to the English version.

English episode 43 ends (about 14 minutes in)