There's a one scene were a man having a day dream of a women lying on the ground in blood over her body with two wolfs on her side half of her clothes are torn apart we seen her bra and shoulder for brief second however we can't clearly seen this scene cause the scene was blinking fast.

All violence in Jin-Roh is explicit, meaning people bleed and people die.

Most of the violence, of which there is a lot, involves firearms or small explosives.

During the riot scene in the opening of the film there is mob violence (rioters throwing rocks and Molotov cocktails at riot police), police violence (use of tear gas and clubs to subdue rioters), along with the use of a napalm-Molotov and a satchel charge against the police, causing death and burns.

Since many of the violence involves automatic weapons, people are shredded onscreen by gunfire.

During one of Fuse's dreams, a young character is torn apart when wolves eat her alive.

Characters tend to drink and smoke in the film.

Themes of Suicide Bombing can be very upsetting.

The overall tone of the film can feel quite depressing.

The officers wearing the Protect-Gear can appear demonic or as cold-blooded killers.

Fuse's dream with Kei and the wolves might disturb viewers.

Closing scene is very emotional and dark, involving character death. Overall, the violence is very brutal and intense.