A character's stand impregnates a woman against her will. Nothing is shown, but her cry for help before cutting away may be disturbing depending on your mental state.

A character mentions how something feels similar to that of a condom. Used in a non-sexual manner.

In episodes "Judgement Part 1" and "Judgement Part 2", both episodes show a woman's buttocks (but extremely undetailed). It shows up frequently throughout both episodes, but it's not meant to be sexual at all. These episodes do not show any genitalia male, or female.

A serial killer in part 4 was well known for raping, mutilating and murdering women. The rape itself was never shown.

Illuso mentioned couple Sorbet and Gelato "getting it on."

Dio is well know for attracting both gender with his body and charisma. There are times you'll see the corpses of barely naked women in his bed. Or how he interacted with both Avodol and Kakyoin. Avodol even mentioned Dio having a dubious sensuality.

Some scenes show bare breasts, with no nipples, but it's entirely non-sexual and brief.

Golden Wind characters have outfits that shows a lot of skin, both male and female

A character talks about how someone saw her masturbating. This scene goes on for 2 minutes.

A female character strips naked in front of 2 other female characters, and does various poses. Nothing is really shown, and this scene is really brief

Jolyne states a jail guard caught her masturbating.

In the part 2 intro (uncensored version) a figure of a nude woman is shown. Not much detail is visible.

Jotaro Saves who he thinks is a boy but then proceeds to touch their chest then realizing its a girl.

In part 4 a serial killer know as angelo was sentence to death for rape and murder of three 14 year old boys. The third boy,unfortunately, got mutilated in the process.

An ape is shown looking a a porn magazine and later opens the curtain where a girl is taking a shower.

A man with an excellent sense of smell determines that a woman is going through a period. When he says this, she starts blushing.

2 men are magnetically attracted to each other by someone else's powers. This leads them to unintentionally acting doing what appeared to be gay sexual acts in public.

There are crude sexual content and partial nudity in this show.

Many of the main female characters wear very revealing outfits. The show most certainly features some fan service, but not as much or as graphic as others.

Part 4 has the least sexual content.

In part 3, during the arc of Death Thirteen, there are a few scenes shown of a baby's crotch, but isn't detailed and are shown very briefly.

In one of the intro for part 3, Holly's naked body is shown, but her genitals are covered by the rose vines of her stand. In addition to that, Holly's body is shown in various scenes throughout the whole part and her crotch is covered by a leaf from a rose vine.

During the course of an entire episode, Polnareff (as a child) is completely naked and his penis and scrotum are shown several times albeit without graphic detail.

In a very brief scene (blink and you'll miss it), a woman's breast and nipple are shown in a goofy, cartoonish book. The breast and nipple aren't drawn realistically, as the artstyle is akin to the kind in Rugrats.

A man and young boy are shown naked in the bath together, being father and son. In Japan, this isn't uncommon and is seen as normal. However, in this scene, the man is a serial killer posing as the boy's father which makes the atmosphere highly disturbing. The man's buttocks are shown briefly and the boy's buttocks and genitals are shown as well (non-sexualized and non-detailed).

In Part 5 episode 21 "The Mystery of King Crimson" a character's hand is chopped off and a bloody stump is seen, this episode in general is quite bloody.

Part 5 has consistent, bloody violence that is just as graphic if not more so then previous parts.

Jotaro's shoulder is sliced by a ceiling fan, some blood spews out.

Many of the parts are quite graphic and disturbing. Many of this is censored on crunchyroll and other places, but not always.

This is an incredibly violent and gory anime, and it's full of all sorts of incredibly graphic violence and gory scenes. Definitely not for the faint of heart.

A man's face is ripped off by the enemy stand, exposing his skull for a split second. Very graphic.

A Speedwagon employee gets his head cut off by a liquefied stand. Very Graphic.

Extreme amounts of blood and gore also suicide.

Characters in the show get, stabbed, shot, impaled, crushed, cut etc.

A character gets his hand shot off and later use glass to cut his own hand off.

The violence, blood and gore are brutal, strong, stylized and bloody, usually a lot throughout of the series.

The whole show is basically centered around violence.

Strong violence, with pretty frequent bloody violence, and even slightly infrequent gore, and guts visible, while it's animated, it's really intense, and dark, as well as gory.

The series contains strong, bloody, and sometimes graphic violence.

-Notable cases from Part I: Phantom Blood and Part II: Battle Tendency-

A shot at the outset of the first episode depicts a man impaled on the broken spokes of a carriage wheel, with one spoke sticking out through his mouth.

Dio, in order to break Jojo, takes Jojo's dog Danny and throws him in the furnace outside the Joestar estate, burning him alive (implied, not seen). Dio and Jojo get into a bloody hand-to-hand fight at the end of the first episode. The last punch Jojo throws is so strong that it splashes Dio's blood all over a mask on the wall nearby.

Jack the Ripper murders a woman in the streets. The dead woman's eyes are open, with a pool of blood formed around her body. Jojo fights three thugs on Ogre Street. One tries to stab him, but Jojo grabs the blade with his bare hand, drawing blood. Another thug, Speedwagon, sends his blade-rimmed hat into Jojo's arm, cutting deeply. Jojo then kicks him in the face, causing it to bleed.

Dio tries to test the stone mask on random thugs on the street after a night of drinking. Dio kills one by slitting his throat, spraying blood all over the one that Dio puts the mask on. The masked thug springs to life as a vampire moments later, digging his fingers into Dio's neck to drain his blood. The sun comes up shortly thereafter, however, reducing the vampire thug to ashes and saving Dio's life.

The stone mask transforms humans into vampires by impaling their brain using several tentacle-like spikes, though little blood is shown.

Dio uses his improved, superhuman strength to slice a policeman's head in two, his decapitated scalp hitting the floor. Speedwagon defensively shoots Dio in the head, but, with Dio now being immortal, it has no effect aside from leaving a bloody hole behind.

Dio digs his fingers into a policeman's skull, sucking his blood out until nothing but a shriveled corpse is left behind. Dio throws the corpse at Speedwagon and the policemen, which shatters bloodily upon contact with one of the police officers, who dies from the force at which Dio threw the body. One of the body parts also hits Speedwagon, who coughs up blood.

Jack The Ripper bursts out of the neck wound of a horse's corpse and tries to kill the main characters. A vampire policeman attempts to attack Speedwagon, but Jonathan smashes its head apart with a steel spear. Jonathan then tries to stab Dio in the head with the spear, but the spear is stopped by Dio's hand, impaling it in the process.

Vampires melt whenever they gets touched by a spiritual energy called: "Hamon". Vampires absorb human blood by stabbing their victim's necks using their fingers. Many of the zombies eat humans. Fairly bloody.

Dio crushes a man into several pieces after freezing his body with his cold body-temperature. We later see the man's decapitated head utter his final words before dying. Dio tricks a mother into becoming a zombie to save her baby, which she then proceeds to consume after becoming one (it's shown offscreen).

Straizo, a vampire bloodlessly pulls a lady's tooth from her mouth in order to torture her, she passes out.

Many Nazis are ripped in half or torn to pieces by the Pillar Men after being awakened. They all have superhuman powers - Esidisi can turn his blood into lava, Wham can control wind from pipes that are in his body and Kars can slice things with razor-sharp blades embedded in his arms.

Esidisi vertically rips a man's face in half. Suzy Q is controlled by one of the Pillar Men's disembodied brains. The said brain attaches to her and starts to wound her, although she is eventually saved.

Whamu blinds himself in battle, jabbing his thumbs into his eyes. He is later shown decapitated from Joseph's attack. Kars stabs Lisa Lisa through her ankle, then dangles her from a large building - using a rope tied through the ankle wound.

Kars is thrown into a volcano, violently burning him alive in the lava. It's later revealed that he survives this by adapting to the heat.

Joseph has his hand sliced off by Kars as blood spurts out of the stump.

-Notable cases from Part III: Stardust Crusaders-

A possessed woman stabs a man with an ink-pen in his eye, blood is shown briefly.

An old man let's his Stand (which resembles a beetle) carve it's way through people's heads, resulting in a bloody mess. The same old man gets hurt badly, and his mouth is almost completely caved in. He laughs with blood around and pouring out of the injured mouth.

Jotaro's Stand impales another Stand with it's long fingers.

An orangutan uses his own Stand power (which is a cruise ship) to impale a person through the head with a hook with lots of blood and gore, shoots a propeller into Jotaro's shoulder, and tries to rape a girl while she's taking a shower. Jotaro uses his Stand to shoot a button into the ape's brain, causing it to bleed through the eyes.

The crazed puppet-like Stand, Ebony Devil, gruesomely slices a bell-hopper's face off with a razor. It also tries to kill Polnareff, but is hacked apart to shreds, killing it and its owner incredibly graphically. When a janitor finds the man's dead body, the aftermath is seen, with the man's horrifically mutilated and shredded corpse shown in extremely gruesome and extensive detail, with massive amounts of blood, gore, guts, bone and organs splattered all over the bathroom he's in.

A dog has it's head torn off by the Stand, Yellow Temperance. Later on, Jotaro punches Kakyoin (who is being impersonated by Temperance) so hard that it nearly tears his jaw off, with lots of gore seen.

The Stand known as Hanged Man can kill people by appearing in mirrors. In one scene, it slices a cobra to bloody pieces.

An obese woman is graphically shown bursting out of another woman's body. It is later revealed she was impersonating this woman using her Stand.

Enya, a crazed hag, tries to avenge her son's death by attempting to murder Polnareff. She stabs a few characters with scissors and transforms their wounds into holes using her Stand, which she then uses to control them.

Steely Dan is punched for nearly 20 seconds straight by Jotaro's Stand. He concludes the beatdown by sending him flying through a brick wall.

A dog's head is sliced off by Death 13. A megaphone is later seen growing out of the neck stump.

A zombified version of Polnareff's sister attacks him by biting him numerous times, taking chucks out of his skin.

Jotaro punches out the teeth of a giant Stand. The Stand's user is later seen, presumably without her teeth.

A man has his head torn off and liquefied by a Stand. Very graphic. This same Stand slices another man's head off and blinds Kakyoin by slicing his eyes.

A tourist is prophesied to be killed in a bus accident. He is later shown dead after the foretold accident, being impaled through the jaw on a telephone pole. Jotaro is prophesied to have his head blown to pieces by a bomb. This is shown in a goofy, comic-book style drawing.

A man is sliced in half by a Stand taking the form of a sword. This sword later slices and stabs another people, including Jotaro. Polnareff stabs a Stand user in the neck with a rapier blade.

A man has a nail magnetically shoved through his cheek with bloody results. A woman is magnetically crushed between two cars as blood spurts from her mouth. She survives, but every bone in her body is broken.

Polnareff has his hand sliced by a Stand's axe. The Stand's user is later stabbed in the neck and nose with a rapier before being beaten into oblivion by Jotaro. He survives all of this, however.

A falcon named Pet Shop decapitates two dogs offscreen, their heads later shown flying into the air as their bodies are dragged under a large gate. The falcon later on crushes a man into a bloody pulp using a giant icicle.

Jotaro violently punches a vampire disguised as a woman in the face, sending her teeth flying out and leaving her face bloody. The zombie is later killed by DIO, having his head sliced into pieces.

DIO breaks a man's arm, leaving it bloody as he screams in pain. DIO then punches another man in the face, rip his front teeth out and later forces this man to mow down several civilians on the sidewalk using his car (shown offscreen, although the bloody windshield is later shown). DIO finally kills this man by throwing him through a windshield.

-Notable cases from Part IV: Diamond is Unbreakable-

As per the previous parts of the series, several characters engage in bloody fistfights and are beaten up at rapid paces.

A school delinquent throws a turtle against a wall, crushing its shell and leaving it fatally injured. However, it is then healed with a Stand and saved. The delinquent's nose is then broken by Josuke, leaving it bloody and distorted.

A boy is forced by a Stand to stab himself in the eye with a pen, this happens offscreen but a pool of blood is shown.

Okuyasu has the moisture drained from his eyes, his skin falls off, his tooth flies out and his intestines burst from his stomach because he eats food made using a Stand. However, he is healed by the same Stand as the pain is part of the process.

Okuyasu has his arm chopped off by Red Hot Chili Pepper, but it is later healed.

Joseph slits his arm so he can locate an invisible baby in a pool. His arm is invisible, but blood can be seen gushing from the unseen wound and filling the pool.

The Stand named Ratt can fire darts that when piercing flesh, proceeds to melt it. A few characters and a pack of rats have their arms, legs or entire bodies melted into bloody goo. Very disturbing.

Jotaro is caught in an explosion from Sheer Heart Attack, he is shown with numerous holes and injuries coating his body as he is soaked in blood.

A man is killed by Kira, having his entire face, hair and eyes removed. The muscle of the corpse's face is shown up close along with the eye sockets.

Rohan stabs his pinky finger using a pen, nearly severing it in the process.

A woman's toenail is torn off by a blast of wind created by a Stand, very unnerving but not too bloody. Another blast of wind blasts cactus needles into the woman and her husband's bodies.

A Stand named Cheap Trick kills its victims when their backs are seen. Once this happens, the person's backs open up like a door, causing blood to gush out until they bleed to death.

Kira turns a man into a bomb, disintegrating him. He then takes the severed ears of the man and impales them through his girlfriend's earrings, all before killing her the same way.

Kira turns a man into a bomb, disintegrating him. His eyeballs are briefly shown before turning into dust.

The final battle between Josuke and Kira is the most violent and bloodiest finale in the JoJo series to date, with both characters suffering several different wounds after being punched, shot and impaled on various objects. By the end, both are left covered in injuries and blood.

Vento aureo dub. Bitch, ballsack, dick, dickhead, shit, bastard, slut, damn, asshole, hell, shit stain. Futhermore, the dub also added italian profanity as well

In part 6 "Stone Ocean", fuck is said about 3 or 4 times per episode (usually only in the dub)

Stone ocean dub. Fuck, shit, bitch, skank, and whore are said

In the english dub, the F word is used but it is rare

The second half of part 6 dub, fuck is used frequently.

In Part 1: There was mild profanity. ("hell", "damn" and "bastard")

Some strong language, specifically in later seasons/parts.

English dub. In Part 1, language is very mild and frequent like "hell", "damn", and "bastard" and a few British swears words include "Bloody", "Bollocks" and "Git". In Part 2, a few uses of "ass" (one used each as "dumbass" and "jackass"), "crap", and "son of a bitch" (a few incomplete - "son of a-"), four uses of "dickhead" and one use of "shit", while other milder curse words are also used from the previous parts.

Some profanity gets more used almost or later on every episode, mild to moderate profanity.

Very mild and frequent swears.

Throughout the subtitled version of the series, profanity is moderate and infrequent. "Shit" is used occasionally with "damn," "hell," and "bastard" used as well. A few uses of "fuck" are also used, although this is rare and only in certain translations.

-Notable cases from Part V: Vento Aureo-

Throughout Part V, illegal drug dealing is a minor subplot that is referenced heavily throughout the show. Nothing is glorified, however, and it's instead shown to depict the horrors of drug use, similar to "Breaking Bad".

A character is sold a bag of cocaine.

A civilian is seen with a red, bloodied arm, indicating himself as a hard drug user.

Polnareff smokes in one episode

Polpo occasional drinks wine in his cell

Hol horse is a chain smoker

Jolyne is drinking a bottle of cocktail

-Notable cases from Part I: Phantom Blood and Part II: Battle Tendency-

Dio's father is briefly shown to be an extreme alcoholic. Dio also picks up on the habit, as is shown in later episodes.

Jonathan is twice shown to have a glass of wine accompanying him at the dinner table. He drinks from it during the second instance.

Zeppeli drinks a glass of wine in one scene, then gives it to Jonathan to use as a training tool.

Caeser drinks a glass of wine in an Italian restaurant.

-Notable cases from Part III: Stardust Crusaders-

An ape smokes a pipe and a cigarette.

Jotaro shotguns a beer and is a chain-smoker despite being only 17.

Polnareff is seen with a glass of wine at a restaurant.

DIO is seen in his bed with a glass of wine, although he doesn't drink it.

Mariah is seen always smoking a cigarette.

-Notable cases from Part IV: Diamond is Unbreakable-

Aqua Necklace disguises itself as cognac to trick a man into drinking it.

Tamami is seen smoking a cigarette in one episode.

A lot of dogs die in gruesome ways. However, it's worth noticing that the show does NOT in any way advocate for that and is only used to make the villains more horrifying, according to Hirohiko Araki himself.

Some of the villains, like Angelo, Cioccolata and J. Geil, are extremely evil, sadistic and psychopathic, and their cruel and heinous actions may be unsettling and frightening.

Polpo, one of passione capo, was seen eating his fingers

Rated R for strong sustained sequences of stylized bloody violence throughout, disturbing images, crude and sexual content, partial nudity, animal cruelty, alcohol use, language, drug use and smoking.

A character commit suicide.

There are many frightening and intense scenes.

Probably the darkest and intense, and most violent and disturbing of the anime series.

-Notable cases from Part I: Phantom Blood and Part II: Battle Tendency-

Part I in particular has a "horror" theme, with several vampires, zombies and instances of frightening violence.

A few instances of somewhat brutal violence, particularly during Dio's rampage as a vampire near the end of Part I.

In Part II, the Pillar Men awakening from their slumber is very disturbing, as they are seen murdering several Nazis in a gory fashion. The abilities of Santana are frightening as well, being able to contort his body like rubber and absorb other beings into himself.

-Notable cases from Part III: Stardust Crusaders-

The ending of Part III is very intense and emotional, as several main characters die.

-Notable cases from Part IV: Diamond is Unbreakable-

Part IV has a mystery theme that revolves around Josuke and his friends tracking a mysterious serial killer. This killer is, considerably, a very disturbing villain. Due to his hand fetish, he murders women and severs their hands to keep as "girlfriends" until they rot. He is shown carrying severed hands around with him in a sandwich bag, talking to them, buying them jewelry and more. This is meant to be, and is, extremely unsettling for viewers.

The appearance of a few Stands, such as Killer Queen and Aqua Necklace could be scary due to their unnerving appearances.