Prayers"); and Rosa's Pray command is absent. Direct references to death are omitted, although several characters clearly die over the course of the game. Anything considered too risqué has been censored, such as bikinis on town dancers (replaced by leotards). The Programmers' Room special feature (in which the player can find a pornographic magazine) has been removed. New promotional character art was made for published previews. Final Fantasy VI – In the North American SNES version, the town signs originally called Pub have been changed to Cafe. Also, the nudity with Espers has been covered, so the "Siren" now wears a skirt and "Starlet" has a dress on. Also, the enemies such as Critic, Alluring, the boss Chadarnook and Goddess now wear more clothes. Smoking has been toned down with the smoke taken out of the following enemies sprites: "Madam", "L. 80 Magic", "Dahling" and "Barb-e." Two spells were renamed as well, the Death spell was renamed Doom, and Death Gaze was renamed Doom Gaze. Final Fight – The game's first two bosses, Damnd and Sodom, were renamed Thrasher and Katana respectively (those names were also used in the SNES version of Street Fighter Alpha 2 despite the game released after ESRB was formed); Belger's wheelchair was redrawn to look like an office chair; Poison and Roxy, two transgender enemy characters, were replaced with two male enemies named Billy and Sid; all alcoholic references were removed, with two health-recovering items replaced; the line "Oh! My God", spoken by an enemy when his car is destroyed during the first bonus stage, was changed to "Oh! My Car"; the blood splash effect shown when a character is stabbed is replaced by a generic explosion. Mortal Kombat – Due to Nintendo's "Family Friendly" policy, the SNES version replaced the blood with sweat and most of the fatalities with less violent "finishing moves". Street Fighter Alpha 2 – Sodom's name was once again changed to Katana on the character select screen, and some swearing was removed from some of the character's victory quotes. Also the blood was wiped clean from this version in cutscenes. Super Castlevania IV – Much censorship happened from Japan to international areas. In the Japanese version, the title screen has a drop of blood, there were crosses on gravestones, as well as other objects, and there were nude statues in the game. In the international version, the drop of blood