Ultraman Tiga, one of the Japanese superhero TV series popular among Chinese children, was temporarily removed from Chinese online video platforms earlier this month, although it has become available again on Monday.The Communist-led government may have embarked on regulation on Friday, considering some depictions of violence as a problem, pundits say. But criticism grew among social media users, with one of them saying, "It is like a monster to rob children of a dream."The story of the giant red-and-silver character fighting against monsters to protect peace on Earth first appeared on a TV…READ FULL ARTICLE