Reference to testosterone.

A scene in Season 1 Episode 4 involves two people walking alone and one of them asking if 'they need to sneak out this far to makeout'. Nothing is shown and is said for laughs.

In Episode 6, Uzi & N start holding hands while walking, both sweating.

Uzi and Lizzy both call V hot.

The characters wear suggestive clothes (especially in the bottom). Whilst they have no pants no nudity is shown.

In ep 1, N put's Uzi's whole hand in his mouth because his spit cures injuries, and after he takes it out he says "Bleh. Sweet. I'm open to new things, I guess." and Uzi responds with "We are NEVER talking about this." Played for laughs.

Frequent scenes of robots beheading other robots, robot gore included.

Frequent stylized robotic violence and gore. For example, decapitations, robots that are impaled, etc.

Most of the graphic violence is offscreen with over-the-top blood spurts, but in episodes like "Cabin Fever" and "Dead End", the violence can be brief but very graphic. (Even though the violence is "morally" reduced due to the robots having oil as blood.)

Over-the-top robot implosions are present in almost every episode. Most of them are brief, other are graphic.

Dismemberment and extremely mutilated robot corpses and organs are present in almost every episode. This can range from piles of dead, dismembered robots (which is somewhat reduced due to the series' dark atmosphere, which hides most of the graphical gore) to sudden beheadings, dismemberment, disemboweling, and more.

Robots die in almost every way possible. They are torn apart horizontally with organs falling out (most of the times brief). Decapitation with gore detail, blown up with body parts flying everywhere, dismemberment, stabbing, head getting crushed or shot at point-blank, etcetera.

The drones have no blood. Instead, they have and bleed oil. In certain episodes, human blood, gore, and dismemberment are shown graphically.

In episode 7, a flashback scene where Dissasembly Drones eat the human corpses is shown through N's view. Violent and graphic. (7/10)

Every episode features stylized gore to varying degrees, with the worst being in episodes 4, 7, and 8.

TV-PG violence type: blood, gore, brutal and graphic.

Overall, moderate since they are robots.

Level of violence: 7/10. Strong violence and gore.

Level of gore: 7/10.

Level of brutal: 8/10.

Level of graphic: 9/10.

The words "badass", "damn", ", and "hell"

In episode 2, there is a whiteboard in the background with the mention of the word "ass" written on it.

The spanish dub has more profanity, including explicit profanity like "Jódete" (Fuck you).

There is speculation that a reference to "You sonuva B*tch" is written on the wall.

In the pilot episode, during Uzi's presentation, the source for one of the photos she includes says, "Photo cred: some dead af dude lol."

In episode 8, Uzi says, "Then die mad bitc-" to N before being cut off.

The main villain says (glitching) "God fu- d-mit" in Episode 8. The glitching is used to censor the profanity.

Thad calls Uzi "badass."

A few uses of "frickin'", "stupid", "idiot", "dummy".

In episode 8 someone says "god fucking damn it" but it is glitched out. So it is not said clearly, but is very easy to tell what was said.

Uzi says "What the ff...", heavily suggesting she was about say "What the fuck?" but she doesn't completely say it.

In the intro, a female holds a baby robot is accompanied by a male drone smoking a pipe.

Episode three features a teacher drinking alcohol or an alcohol-like substance from a flask during prom.

Episode 5 includes Uzi drinking a carton, the contents inside are unknown.

It's explicitly shown that magnets work like various drugs when drones hold them to their head. One scene is tame by using the magnets as hospital sedatives, while in another scene, a drone is "high" and is constantly holding a magnet near their head.

The Murder/Disassembly Drones' designs might frighten young viewers. (8/10)

The first and fourth episodes are very suspenseful. (7/10)

Episode 2 and 5 include camera robots which are reminiscent of GLaDOS from Portal. These might scare young audiences. (6/10)

Violent, intense, and dramatic combat scenes are present in almost all episodes.

Whenever a specific character makes an appearance, it takes the form of some eldritch horror, ranging from metal centipedes with fleshy cameras to broken drones controlling a rotting human corpse.

During the last 2 episodes, the series becomes a lot more frightening and intense.

For teens.

A strong sense of threat and dread is present throughout the series.

Recommended MPA rating: Rated PG for sequences of sci-fi action violence, bloody images, some mild language, some drug use, suggestive references, disturbing content, and frightening images.

Episode 7 can upset and frighten some viewers.

Level of scary: 4/10.

Level of frightening: 6/10.

Level of funny: 7/10.

Level of intense: 9/10.

Level of sad: 7/10.

Mild/Moderate for neurodivergent viewers.

Overall a vicious, thrilling, and hilarious series.

Common Sense Media rating: 13+