Some of the servants (mainly female) wear clothes that show some skin though not explicit.

One of the females were a outfit that shows some skin though the private parts are covered.

The goddess wear clothes that reveal skin, some shirtless men in some scenes(none of the scenes were sexual)

After a test, a female(test subject) goes abit berserk and attempts to attack the scientists but fails as there's a force field, lasers target her but she's unharmed.

Theirs a shot of a surgery, blood is shown though brief. A body of a patient is shown all bloody up and some shots of a battle, some tools the medics used are covered in blood and a tin bowl is filled with blood though very brief.

An accident happens and a female is stuck on a rock, half of her body was crushed, blood is visible and a male is next to her as they are surrounded by fire.

There's blood and gore throughout the series.

The antagonist is seen ripping apart people, body parts are shown with blood. One man was ripped in half.

Many of the demonic beasts are kill brutally, heads chopped off, limbs are chopped off, cut in half, stabbed, and at times their guts are seen out of them. Though the blood is of a purplish color and guts doesn't show that much but even so it's quite violent and graphic.

One of the enemy's can duplicate into many clones and they are seen being blasted, cutted and blood is shown.

One of the characters are stabed multiple times and then burned away by fire.

7 uses of damn, 7 uses of hell, 6 uses of dammit, 2 uses of piss(as in iam so pissed at you or others).

There's little to no profanity in the series.

There is a scene where the main character meets these new servants and they began drinking alcohol(wine). One of the characters can't handle alcohol that well and gets very drunk.

There is a scene where one of the characters imagines hands attempting to grab him, no doubt the hands of the patients he couldn't save. Could leave some people uneasy. The fights can get intense.

One of the goddess may make some viewers uneasy and terrify younger viewers.