The moon says that it loves Caine, to which he responds: "Let's get out of here before the Moon gets frisky!"

During the disclaimer for Pomni's name, Caine says that the name can't be "sexually explicit".

Pomni walks in on an NPC taking a bath, but no nudity is shown.

A character at one point in episode two tells them that they're supposed to be "Submissive and agreeable." However, it should go over most children's heads.

In episode 3, Jax informs Pomni that, when holding their breath, Zooble "becomes straight." They do have a strong reaction to this, but Jax was implying that it was actually their limbs that straighten up.

In the 4th episode, a character says they forgot to ask for a kid's toy at a fast food restaurant. Another character then adds that the character is not a kid, the former character says that "an adult toy then". Could go over younger kids' heads. (People thought this meant something inappropriate, he meant an Adult Meal toys, referring to the McDonald's Adult Meal Toy since it takes place in a literal fast food place the episode.)

A few mild innuendos.

Bubble mentions sex appeal.

In an episode, Pomni was sitting on an office chair with Kinger underneath the desk. Jax came in the room saying "Did I pick a bad time?" Acting as if Pomni and Kinger were doing...things...down there.

In an episode, Caine shows a blurred picture. When a fan unblurred it, it showed a photo of Pomni and Jax in a bed fully covered.

In episode seven, Jax is shown naked in a dream but no private parts are shown.

In one scene, a big monster is shown squished and then slapped hard.

One of the attacks of the show seems to be a glitch that causes the characters to be injured and completely broken. It is utilized as a tactic to make sure that they can't move and feel intense amounts of pain, this is not shown graphically.

This show has cartoon violence but no blood and gore. Unless if you are in episode 3 you will see brief graphic scenes of blood or gore and supernatural elements.

A bunch of characters get stabbed by knives a couple of times (not graphic and no gore).

There is a spike stabbing Ragatha's chest but there is no blood or gore in it, just stuffing as she is a ragdoll.

A character gets ripped apart by tiny sentient shapes, however, it's played for laughs and no injury detail whatsoever is shown.

In episode 2, a character holds a gun and says he will, "shoot them repeatedly until they're unrecognizable." However, he never uses the gun in the episode.

In episode 4, Ragatha is dropped into a deep fryer by Jax. Not graphic, but she does stay submerged for a while, kicking and shouting.

Jax grabs a gun made of waffle cone in Ep. 2.

Everyone in episode 6 gets guns.

Episode 6 is the most violent episode so far.

Gun.

Pomni is seen to swear multiple times, however it is fully censored.

Zooble is seen to swear once, as well as most likely holding up a middle finger, however both are mildly censored, and you can still make out the word they were saying.

There is some censored swearing. However, you're still able to make out what they're saying. The only exceptions to this are "God" and "suck".

Pomni says "What the f*** is going on?!" In the first episode but is bleeped out.

The Indonesian dub includes more swear words.

In the second episode, a floating bubble figure is implied to cuss many times. However, it's fully censored. Caine then tells them that they can't say that, implying that they're not promoting swearing for their targeted demographic.

In the second episode, a character, says "Jax, you asshole!" However, while there is a censor put on it, it can still be very much applied that she said it.

Pomni says about 15 cuss words at a time in episode 1 but they're all censored.

Swearing is very common, but is always censored for comedic effect.

As of Episode 3, "suck," "god," "crap," "hell," and "damn" respectively. All expletives stronger than that have been bleeped out so far.

In some languages other than English contain actual swears like Indonesian. Whenever a character uses moderate and up profanity it is censored with a black bar and a *BOING!* noise to replace it.

When Zooble swears, they put their middle finger up but it's censored.

While the strong language/profanity is censored, milder words such as "hell", "damn" and "crap" were starting to get used in Episode 3.

The 5th episode has at least 9.

Swearing happens frequently but is always censored for comedic effect. However, it's still obvious what word is being said.

F*ck, motherf*cker, and b*tch are all used but censored. A middle finger is used once, too.

The characters are able to swear, however they are canonically censored by a censor bar, which gets acknowledged in Episode 1. Light swears are not affected.

There are a lot uses of swears, but they are always censored by Caine.

They cuss, but they always censor them.

The F-word is said many times but it's beeped and censored.

Zooble swears many times in episode 6.

All swears are censored fully.

Zooble say she wants S*X but it's bleeped out but other dubs Like the UK mexico Russian don't censor the word.

There is about 57 swear words in the entire show.

Talking of hallucination is in the show, but it's brief and not drug equivalent.

Caine is briefly seen smoking a bubble pipe. He then offers it Bubble and tells him that he is trying to quit.

In the second episode, after Caine sends everyone but Zooble on an adventure, he smokes mildly with bubbles coming out of the cig/inhaler.

In episode 4, Jax asks Ragatha if she's drunk.

Episode 4 is shown with a "stupid sauce", which is an in-universe drug that makes you dumb.

Ragatha is high for most of episode 4.

Huffing paint is briefly mentioned in episode 4.

In episode 4, Ragatha can be seen drunk.

In episode 5, the characters go to a bar and drink alcoholic beverages.

In episode 5 they go to a bar (alcohol is mentioned)

A character is high on the stupid sauce in episode 4.

A character technically gets high on a liquid substance.

As it stands, it seems like this show is going to be pretty scary, The art style can be scary at times, and there's an ongoing theme of paranoia, sadness, intense scenes, and the overall story behind the Digital Circus itself.

A character's sanity breaks and the character is turned into a rampaging, horrific, glitchy monster. The monster has glowing eyes all over its body that look every which way, as well as a flickering undefinable black shape. The creature is then seen chasing Pomni down a hallway and trying to kill her viciously. These scenes may be frightening/distressing to younger viewers.

In the pilot, when Pomni is trying to help Ragatha, her hand starts glitching. This may come off as scary to younger viewers.

Some scary moments in Episode 3 occur.

Themes Such As Depression And Aperiophobia Are Used Throughout The Series.

Mild/Moderate in most episodes.

During a characters attempted escape, she encounters someone in a bathtub and all of a sudden, a floating mask quickly approaches the character with a creepy scream accompanying it. However, it only lasts a couple of seconds and the character quickly escapes.

Rated PG for cartoon violence, some scary moments, language, and thematic material.

Parents should know because of the mature themes and scary images this series is more for teens.

On Netflix, the official rating is TV-PG for fear, gore, substances and violence.

Episode 3 can be very frightening for some viewers. (8/10)

Episode 3 is arguably the scariest episode so far. It has many scary visuals, disturbing creatures, jumpscares, and other things that are prone to scare younger viewers and possibly some older viewers too.

Rated PG for action/violence, thematic elements, some scary moments and imagery, and language.

On Netflix, in each country, TADC (The Amazing Digital Circus) is rated for over 12 or 13.

Episodes 1 and 2 are tame, episode 3 is scary and dark and episode 4 is quite depressing and serious.

Rated PG-13 for thematic elements, disturbing content, bloody images, drug use, crude humor, and language.

Most of Episode 3 has horror scenes.

Episode 4 is quite serious and depressing.

The show is a bit twisted at times.

In episode 3 there is lots of scary noises and things.

Level of funny: 8/10.

Level of sad: 6/10.

Recommend MPA rating: Rated PG for cartoon action/violence throughout, some scary imagery, suggestive references, thematic elements, and some language.

Level of intense: 6/10.

The Angel's design is very disturbing and will be frightening to young children.

The evil versions of the characters may be frightening.

Pomni vomits an oil looking substance.

In episode 4, Gangle can be seen with a disturbing, creepy smile through Ragatha's POV, because of the stupid sauce.

Even though Netflix gave this show a TV-PG rating, it is still recommended for parents to not show their children this due to it being more TV-14 coded so therefore there will be some sex jokes, suggestive swearing, a lot of violence (mostly cartoony) with multiple episodes containing gun violence and one of them with gore, an episode that gets "drugged" from something that isn't explicitly stated as a drug but acts like it and another episode where all of the characters are at a bar and they are all seen drinking, and mild/moderate scariness in almost every episode as it is intended for older audiences to be viewed that are at least teens or adults.

Official Common Sense Media rating: 11+

14+ moderate language, dark humor, strong cartoon violence, mature themes, scary scenes, strong peril.

Walking headless corpse. Being dragged down to hell. At least one episode of suicidal ideation.

Jax Almost Abstracts At The End Of Episode 6 And Gangle almost abstracts at the end of episode 4.

There is some lunatic behavior occasionally.

There is sensory visuals and some stimming from Caine in some episodes.

For neurodivergent adults/and young-middle aged adults.

The show is more intense than it looks.

Episode 6 is where the show starts to get pretty dark and quite intense.