Redo of Healer, based on the Japanese novel Kaifuku Jutsushi by Rui Tsukiyo, tells the story of a healer often mistreated by his fellow adventurers who believe healers can’t fight.
But after discovering the Philosopher’s Stone and healing the world itself, he returns four years later to seek revenge against those who abused him.
The anime has stirred controversy due to its mature themes, violence, explicit content, and instances of sexual assault. Because of this, finding streaming options for Redo of Healer, especially the uncensored version, can be challenging.
Currently, Redo of Healer is not available on Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, Crunchyroll, or Funimation. If you’re wondering where you can watch it, keep reading.
Available Versions of Redo of Healer
The anime has several versions:
- A restricted version suitable for television
- An online “Redo” version that’s uncensored
- A “Complete Recovery” uncensored version
Where to watch the Redo of Healer uncensored version?
You can watch Redo of Healer on HIDIVE, which offers English, Spanish, Danish, Swedish, and Portuguese subtitles or dubbed versions. HIDIVE costs $4.99 per month or $47.99 per year, with a 30-day free trial for new subscribers.
Previously, HIDIVE only streamed the censored version. Now, both censored and uncensored versions are available. To access the uncensored version, follow the steps provided on HIDIVE’s website.
Due to its mature content, it’s unlikely that platforms like Netflix, Funimation, and Crunchyroll will ever stream Redo of Healer.
Censored vs. Uncensored: What’s the Difference?
In the censored version, explicit scenes are restricted with darkened spaces. Some viewers label this anime as “hentai” due to its explicit sexual scenes, including threesomes, graphic violence, blood, and gore.
The uncensored version includes nudity but does not depict sexual organs, which some viewers describe as “softcore” compared to shows that feature genitalia.
Many viewers prefer the uncensored version, as it aligns with the content in the original manga. However, if you’re uncomfortable with graphic or violent themes, it’s best to avoid both versions.
