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- Sex & Nudity (5)
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- Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking (4)
- Frightening & Intense Scenes (2)
- Spoilers (5)
Certification
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Sex & Nudity
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- There're some quick passing sexual references that are under detailed in nature but are usually comedic and could easily go over young viewers heads.
- Nudity is somewhat frequent in the show (usually limited to buttocks and side breasts), but is non-sexualized within the context of the show.
- Most of the nudity only involves naked stone-covered (i.e. petrified) humans that look like statues, so it's very mild. Nothing different than what you'd see in a museum or something. Not fanservice-y in any way.
- A few times naked men are on screen either for story reasons or comedic ones, but full frontal nudity is carefully and consistently avoided.
- Mild suggestive themes.
Violence & Gore
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- Violence is very subdued and is mostly stylized fantasy battles with little to no blood. There are some comedic slapstick scenes as well.
- One character is stabbed in the chest with a spear. There's a little blood, but he survives.
- There is mild violence is present throughout the series.
- Characters use weapons (spears, katanas, guns) and fists to fight each other, but not bloody or graphic.
- In the first episode, a mysterious worldwide event turns all humans into stone; people are killed or injured when their bodies are damaged in stone form.
- A male character pokes his friend in the eyes when he realizes his crush and a young girl are naked. This is done for laughs.
- The main character is stabbed in the back of the neck, very brief and no blood.
- The villain of season three stabs a major character in the abdomen, leaving punctures through his body and causing blood to come out of his mouth. The bloodiest scene of the show.
- In a flashback, a child is seen with bruises on his face and bleeding from his mouth.
Profanity
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- "Shit", "Ass", "Damn", "Hell", and "Dick" are all said infrequently, coupled with various childish insults.
- Very mild language.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- The two main characters make wine and drink it. It should be noted that they're teens. One of them says it's underage drinking. The other says they're actually 3700 years old, so it isn't.
- Lots of references to the "Miracle drug" and in the first episode there is underage alcohol consumption but technically they are 3700 years old so it isn't.
- An antibiotic is referred as a "drug".
- A man tells a story about being beaten by a drunk man as a child, mentions he remembers smelling the "booze" in his breath.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- The entirety of the world is frozen in stone while remaining alive. This can be described from viewers as what seems to be a living hell for the petrified victim
- Some blood, but very mild
Spoilers
Sex & Nudity
- When Taiju Ooki finds out that his friend is still alive he attempts to hug him but Senkuu rejects it and only it shows Taiju's Buttocks.
Violence & Gore
- Near the end of season two, a villain is electrocuted with a makeshift stun gun. He falls to the ground and spasms before losing consciousness.
- It's implied that after raping women, a villain kills them to protect his secret.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
- The petrification made everyone in the world into stone. This might be a little frightening for some younger viewers, as the idea is pretty scary.
- Tsukasa's backstory is emotional, his sister lapsed into a coma and he was beaten by an older man.
