Sight of severed heads on pikes, a severed head landing in a woman's hands and a blood-spatter on a spectator at the Colosseum. The effect is comic rather than disturbing.

A woman is stabbed in the stomach and dies. This is bloodless.

A man is accidentally hit with an axe and dies shortly after. This is bloodless.

There is a battle sequence in which blows and undetailed slashes are exchanged. During an earlier skirmish, a man is stabbed in the stomach and dies. This is bloodless.

A man is stabbed in the chest but survives. This leaves a bloody patch on his shirt.

A girl hits a few soldiers on the head with the hilt of her sword, often knocking them unconscious.

A man is poisoned and dies.

There is talk of execution and murder, in various detail.

Use of 'git'.

A boy mixes a potion out of poppies, using it to spike the meal of several men to knock them unconscious.

A man is poisoned.

Some of the violence may be shocking to younger audience members, but it is usually played for laughs and has the 'DIY' aesthetic of the television show.

Several characters are killed or plot to kill, as is usually the case with 'Horrible Histories'.

Various gags featuring vomit and other bodily fluid.