A man and a woman are seen in bed together, it is implied that they had sex. No nudity or sex shown is shown.

There is a one scene, that contains female bikini nudity for like 7 seconds, the scene shows many photos.

Episodes 25 and 34 contain some pictures of bikini-type woman.

In episode 25 and 34, detectives go to the re light district to question the prostitutes there, generally the only sexual content in the 74 episode show. The prostitutes wear revealing clothing and ask the detectives if they want to go in the back for a cheap price.

there are two instances of pictures flashing containing female nudity (breasts & bare buttocks). once in episode 25 and once in episode 34.

In one scene there is a man and woman in bed together. The woman and man are presumed naked but the bed covers, cover up any nudity.

In episode 25 and 34, prostitution is talked about and mentioned, but no sex or nudity is shown, but there is suggestive dialogue.

In the first episode the main character's fiance asks him if he wants to go to a meeting or spend time with her. She starts to kiss him, it cuts after.

One of the thugs start mentioning how their boss was in a pimp in his early days.

In episode 23 there's a woman who is wearing somewhat revealing clothes but it's not over the top.

In episode 25, minute 15:25 there's a scene of naked women's photos of about 10 seconds duration. And a place place of prostitution is shown because detectives go there to investiga te.

There are a few sexual references throughout the show, mainly in episode 25 and 34. Most suggestive dialogue is about prostitution in those episodes as the police come to interrogate people by the red light district. In these episodes we see in the background signs that say 'cheap girls', 'sexy ladies'

At the beginning of the series two characters kiss in bed. However, they're both fully clothed and this scene is very brief.

Oftentimes throughout the show characters go to a street where prostitutes gather for customers. However, the characters never become customers themselves and simply go to one particular prostitute who's connected the mass murderer they're chasing.

There are various instances of male nudity which only include bare backs chest them in their underwear and nothing else. It doesn't show anything further than this.

A character has implied sexual interaction with multiple men throughout the series.

There are seen a few photos containing male upper nudity but nothing more.

A stripper is shown dancing in a strip club but is fully dressed as it turns into a fight scene.

A man is shot in the head 3 times. A little blood is shown and so is the aftermath.

There is a shootout where several men are shot. It's brief but blood is shown. Since it's animated, it's not all that disturbing.

There is a torture scene where a man's fingernails are clipped too short. It's cringe worthy, stress inducing, and shows some blood.

A man is shot in both his kneecaps. More blood than previous instances.

There is a shootout which is shown in two episodes. Men are shot in the head and streams of blood come out. It's the most blood shown apart from aftermath murders.

Expect to see lots of violence and scary imagery that includes murder and death, blood, use of guns and knives, stabbings, suicide, and car accidents. There are also a lot of medical themes and scenes that depict operations. Though the series does have a lot of blood, the horror is more psychological, and the villain is a nihilistic serial killer who drives people insane with his very presence.

There are gunfights with blood often throughout the show.

The main character is a surgeon and operates on people. Sometimes blood can be seen on his tools.

Sometimes we see the aftermath of the mass murderer's killings. Blood is clearly shown on the victims.

Most of the time when someone gets shot, the screen angle changes so that you can't actually see anyone get shot, but the scenes keep their effect of suprise.

At one point a character gets into a fistfight with someone. The building he's in then burns down. However, no one dies.

The whole series is about a man hunting down a murderer.

There's a fair amount of blood throughout the show.

At one point one of the main side characters kills many people with his bare hands, although the fight isn't shown, the aftermath is shown. There are many dead bodies, and there is a lot of blood.

Bastard, hell, God (used in exclamation) and dammit are sometimes used, but never constantly.. In the dub there are two uses of both b*tch and ass. Some episodes do not feature profanity at all. The subtitled version could vary depending on the translator.

Some side characters use drugs too much, and it has negative effects on them.

Characters drink alcohol and smoke in multiple scenes.

Around the beginning of the show a character gets drunk.

Three characters around the beginning of the show eat some drugged candy that later kills them.

Characters smoke throughout the show, however none of the main characters do.

One of the main characters becomes an alcoholic and drinks throughout the show.

A young child tries to jump off a bridge and kill himself.

The villain, Johan Liebert, is a deeply disturbing and frightening character, being a complete psychopath who manipulates everyone around him and kills innocents in so many gruesome ways in utterly ruthless and remorseless fashion, and his eerily calm demeanor only makes him even creepier.

Rated R for disturbing violent content and behavior, bloody images, some sexuality, and nudity.

Throughout the series, many people get negatively affected by Johan's presence, which radically alters their psychological pattern towards life in a very strong manner by making them either become serial killers or commit suicide.

Near the end of the show, there is a massacre in a town that used to be peaceful. This is depicted in about 2-3 episodes, and all of them are very intense, shocking and disturbing.

Roberto is a very frightening villain, being a psychopathic murderer who gets manipulated by Johan into doing all of the actions he does in the series. His motives, and most of all behavior and actions make him an incredibly disturbing character.

The entire series is based on the idea of fear, manipulation, and human corruption. The main villain has quite a twisted mind that can be very hard to understand sometimes. The main character progressively becomes less of a hero in pursuit to kill the villain.

Around the beginning of the show some people are shot, and their children are taken into the hospital. The girl (both around age 12) is seen wandering around the hospital, whispering the word 'kill'. This could be disturbing to some.

The scenes related to an orphanage massacre can be disturbing or frightening to some.

One of the main background characters is strapped to a chair and tortured - his nails are cut past the point that they should be cut, and he is beaten. This can be very disturbing to audiences who are sensitive to torture.

Interviews with other murderers can be weird sometimes, such as one who believes he is a vampire and sucks people's blood when he kills them.

This show covers themes that are quite dark, such as child abuse, human experimentation, mass murder, torture, war, loss, insanity, revenge, and questions what the right thing is to do in situations where it may seem obvious, or where there may be no right thing to do. It is very dark and twisted.

The whole show is incredibly visceral, frightening and suspenseful, as the main villain is a psychopathic mass murderer.