No sex; some animated nudity.

In one scene, we see children watching a pornographic picture on a computer. The photo is shown in the foreground, and we briefly see a naked girl naked (breasts and crotch shown for a second).

A prostitute calls a man after having sex with another man. Sex is implied.

A prostitute is called by a person who tells her that she must have sex with another man and that's it.

his client has sex with her (implicit).

A man puts his hand on the butt of a stripper.

Violence is generally offscreen, but a bloody bat is often seen during the attacks and globs of blood occasionally spray on the floor.

Episode 1:

A woman falls violently to the ground.

A child dressed as baseball hitting a woman with a baseball bat. (partially implicit)

A man falls violently to the ground.

A child dressed as baseball hitting a man with a baseball bat. (partially implicit)

Episode 2:

A boy threatens another guy weaker

Shonen bat hitting a boy and sends him into a coma. (quite implicit)

Episode 3:

Episode 4:

A bit of violence in manga.

Episode 5:

a bit 'of violence in a medieval tale.

Episode 6:

A man shakes an old woman.

Episode 7:

Next, we see Shonen Bat with his bloody baseball bat, which disappears

Occasional use of "shit", "goddamn", "asshole", "damn", "hell", "bitch", and other mild to moderate profanity in the English dub.

Some drug use, and casual smoking and drinking.

As this series is a psychological thriller, it has many intense and potentially frightening scenes, the deeper meaning of which would likely be lost on adolescent viewers. The latter half of the series is generally much darker.

The controversial eighth episode, "Happy Family Planning", follows three individuals, including a little girl, as they cheerfully and flippantly attempt suicide multiple times. A man who has thrown himself in front of a train is shown walking around mangled. One particular scene in which the characters attempt to hang themselves in the woods has elicited much concern and has been censored by some networks.

The tenth episode, "Mellow Maromi", deals heavily with murder. The bodies of several workers at an animation studio who have been killed at their desks are shown in great detail and for relatively lengthy stretches of time as the Maromi mascot breaks the fourth wall and tells viewers their job description.