Two shower scenes, both of which are brief. First one shows no nudity. The second one shows the woman's buttock and a side-view of her breasts (no nipples are visible). This is not presented in a sexual fashion.

No sexual content, but there's shower scene with female nudity.

The single graphic scene in the show is when a genetically engineered monster (i.e. non-human entity) is seen biting into a man's abdomen. Although no gore is present, there is a substantial amount of blood as well as injury detail. Fortunately, the man is saved and survives his injuries. (We briefly see this event happen again later on in a flashback, which is black and white.)

Overall, there is frequent action-adventure violence involving a wide range of bombs, guns, and bladed weapons. Fights are presented in a stylized manner and are accompanied by little or no red blood. The deaths of some non-human entities are accompanied by some discoloured blood (i.e. yellow or white goo).

Violence almost always involves blood, but only one or two scenes are graphic.

Occasional use of "d*mn" and "h*ll" in the English sub.

Mild (to non-existent) language in the original Japanese.

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The alien-like creatures and entities in this show could come across by many viewers as being grotesque and/or frightening. I would compare them to the type of creatures you'd see in a live-action sci-fi horror or thriller movie, like Predator, Alien, or Signs.

Some intense violence (though nothing as bad as FMA Brotherhood), and a couple of character deaths are violent and bloody.

The first episode has a scene where bloody dead bodies strewn about, but it's nothing especially horrific since faces aren't shown.