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Certification
Sex & Nudity
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- There's a female character who can grow giant and wears a skintight outfit, the lower part of which is flesh-colored. She draws attention to her butt in front of the paparazzi and, in the English dub, says (referring to the criminal she just defeated), "You won't have to worry about this bum anymore." She appears as an occasional side character throughout the show.
- Some male characters are seen shirtless in a few scenes.
- A female character's power is to make things from her body. At one point she's turned around making something with her outfit opened implying that her breasts are exposed. We don't see anything but another character is visibly embarrassed.
- One female character's power is to turn invisible. However, to be completely invisible, she must take off all of her clothes. Other (mostly male) characters are shown to be embarrassed while she does this, though this is mostly for comedic effect. In one episode, a male teacher bumps the invisible girl's breast with his arm completely by accident; we hear a bouncy sound effect, and the girl starts yelling at the teacher, and he starts apologizing profusely.
- In the end of the third season and the fourth season, there is a character whose clothes fall off most of the times he uses his quirk. You can never see anything too explicit however his bare butt, and torso are clearly visible.
- Season 4 contains male rear nudity scenes in fights
- As a girl holds a toddler boy, his face is in her breasts, and he is flustered by it. A young girl is jealous of the attention the girl gets from the boy, and pinches the older girl's butt.
- One of the male students is a complete pervert who makes lots of suggestive comments about female classmates and teachers. He tries to spy on girls in a hot spring and in a changing room (he fails), and generally makes a nuisance of himself.
- A young woman in season 4 wears a costume that reveals the entire bottom half of her breasts.
- There is a scene where two boys imagine what the girls in their class would look like in swimsuits. Their dream scene is shown, and all the girls are wearing overly revealing bikinis or tight one-peices.
- A reoccurring teenage female character wears a costume heavily revealing her breasts, however private parts are covered.
- The show doesn't really have any fan-service other than some slightly revealing outfits for the characters. No outfits show any nudity though.
- Some characters are perverts like at one point in the series a boy sees there is a hole in the wall to a girls dressing station by a pool and he say " I'm going to go look in there " (added content to the violence section) in retaliation another character stabs the boy in the eye and tells him not to do it
- One of the female characters is wearing a low cut dress that shows quite a bit of cleavage (she is actually on the picture on this page, if you got to the right and go all the way down you will see her)
- Mineta frequently makes perverted or suggestive remarks towards females. Often, the offended female character responds to this by physically or verbally attacking him.
- Some of the teen female heroes are shown in a bath and one of them is sitting naked on a rock with her back facing the viewers. You get to see a bit of her rear and the side of one of her breasts.
- At one point, All Might is shown naked in his weakened form, but no genitals or buttocks is visible.
- A guy's bare butt is shown however this is only for around 10-20 seconds it is non sexual
- Most inappropriate scenes or jokes are played for laughs, very brief, and don't happen too much, since the person it's usually centered around is a side character who doesn't get a whole lot of screen time, but after a little while he usually gets cut off by the other classmates, mostly female for obvious reasons.
- The series has a few mild suggestive/sexual humor and content.
- A group of male students strip out of their clothes and drag their friend with them to give him a bath. Bare buttocks are briefly seen and one of the boys stands out of the tub for several moments, his genitals are obscured by steam.
- A female student falls on top of a male student and her breasts and cleavage are partially seen.
- One girl creates a sheet and her breast show but nipples are covered by smoke particles.
- There is a female Villain that strips down nude And (shapeshifts) into the people she likes Numerous times Throughout the show.
- Some scenes of partial nudity (shirtless, bathing, clothes falling off), but they covered by objects or cut off the scenes and played for laughs.
- One female student has a costume that exposes the sides of her breasts.
Violence & Gore
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- A boy gets his eye jabbed into by a headphone jack (played for laughs).
- There is one character (Nomu) that has the top of his head exposed throughout, although there is no blood.
- The main villain has the power to completely disintegrate whatever he touches. He has been seen using this power to disintegrate living humans, which can be quite terrifying.
- Not a very violent anime. However, as the seasons continue, it gets more intense and exciting. Also, the most bloodiest part is Season 4.
- Some violence (some in a cartoonish way, but some is pretty intense).
- Throughout the series, a character is shown to scratch their neck a lot when they seem to be stressed, and in some scenes, you can see red scars. These scenes slowly become less frequent the farther you go into the anime.
- One of the villains, Toga, is a psychopathic serial killer with a severe blood fetish. Her modus operandi involves brutally murdering in several extremely graphic and gruesome ways and then drain them of their blood using a blood pumping machine so that she can assume their identity. As such, any scene involving her can be scary and violent.
- The Shie Hassaikai and Pro Hero arcs are the most violent, as they contain some rather graphic moments.
- It can get graphic at times (mostly because of stain's quirk in the second season), but other then that, it is nothing that a 10 year old couldn't handle.
- While this show does tend to have it's violent scenes, it's not too often where it's really bad, and when it is, it's very brief. As something you might see in a live action show or movie of the same or higher rating.
- Cartoon action violence throughout. Most characters uses their own quirks (known as fantastical superhero powers), are used, as well as weapons.
- A student's arm is severed and another student loses control of his quirk and attacks everything in sight, regardless of who it is. Blood drips from the injury as he carries another badly injured student on his back.
- Some scenes which characters almost close to death.
- Bakugo is basically a stereotypical tough student, who is Class-1-A in U. A high school. He constant rude, abuse and bully to his classmates.
- Frequent fantasy/sci-fi violence with range from mild slapstick comedy to serious moderate life-threatening death.
- All Might sometimes coughs up blood when he uses his power too much. However, his real appearance is very frail and boney.
- Two different teen boys are choked to near death by the same monster, both are saved at the last second.
- Two teen boys get into a fight, with one being beaten, though not too badly.
- The majority of the violence in the first season is mild and mostly bloodless, until the last two episodes.
- Whenever the main character uses his power, he breaks whatever body part he uses, he's shown in varying degrees of pain and the body part looks like it was burnt, but this happens less and less as the series progresses.
- A teen boy apparently gets severe (but only temporary) brain damage when he uses his power too much. This is only meant for comedic purposes.
- A man threatens to kill a helpless teen boy unless two teen girls allow themselves to be killed. However, he ends up getting shot in both shoulders before he can do anything, and all three survive. Some blood is seen.
- A man is shot in the hand, then shot in both arms and both legs. Some blood is seen, though it is very brief and it isn't too graphic, but it should be noted that this man was a teenager. This may be disturbing.
Profanity
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- The soundtrack in the second season includes a song in English with the line, "We are fu×king super hero!!" This part of the song is heard clearly in one episode. It also appears in a few other episodes, including in season three, but less clearly.
- A use of "screw you". Contains mild profanity. Many uses of "crap", "bastard", "hell", "damn". Some uses of "ass" and "piss". In some episodes, Bakugo calls Todoroki "Icy-Hot bastard".
- Cuss words are used occasionally, however it is not severe, moderate would be a good assumption.
- Bakugou has some rude nicknames for his classmates. (Round Face, Shitty Hair, Damn Nerd, Half 'n' Half Bastard, Dunce Face)
- In episode 1 sub it says the a word by Mount Lady from 5:58 - 6:02 and the s word All Might from 20: 42 - 20: 45. IN episode 8 All Might says the s word from 12: 23 - 12: 27. In Episode 13 All Might says Jeez, holy s*** from 7:38 - 7:42.
- Throughout the series, a running gag involves Bakugo calls Izuku a "damn nerd" a few times due to his superhero name Deku.
- In the English dub of Season 1, "Piss" was used once. However, in Season 2 to forward, the word become used a few times.
- In Season 1: One each use of "Jesus" and "Badass".
- While occasional mild language is present, "Shit" is used a several times but not much.
- Frequent language but occasional used like "shit", "hell", "bastard", "ass", "damn", "piss", "crap", "suck", "screw" and "shut up". There some name calling, classmates insult ("tool," "stupid," "jerkwad," "pervert") and threaten each other ("I'll mess you up," "I'll beat you," "I'll teach you a lesson").
- In season one and two, "What the crap" is said infrequently. "Crap" is used to censor the harsher f-word.
- In season 6 episode the hellish Todoroki family a character uses the word "God Dxxxit.
- English dub: Occasional use of 'damn', 'hell', 'bastard', 'ass', and 'crap'. 'Shit' is used three times over the course of the series. Same in the subbed.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- A man seen smoking.
- In Season 4, there is frequent references to fictional drugs.
- Twice is often seen smoking.
- At one point, two men walk by a few characters, clearly drunk.
- A villain's Quirk is becoming stronger when he gets very drunk.
- In earlier seasons has a couple scenes of smoking, but in later seasons include references to alcohol, getting drunk, and fictional drugs that affect characters' powers.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- Some episodes focus on the origin of a character. These flashbacks can be seen as intense, emotional or disturbing.
- A mean jock, Bakugo, tells the protagonist, Izuku, to kill himself. He does not do it, but he does (understandably) take this emotionally.
- In Season 4, a girl is held captive and might even be abused. Also, there are a lot of emotionally intense scenes.
- Season 3 and Season 4 are very intense and bloody.
- Season 4 has jump scares, lots of wounds, one death, and it is the most bloodiest part of the anime.
- A villain, who is a giant raven, quite brutally injures a U.A teacher, but he then survives.
- Some of the villains are extremely scary.
- Bakugo is a rival student. He has anger issues, and bullies Izuku because he was such an easy target. Although he eventually matures and becomes a better person, this can be intense for some.
- A student loses utter control of his quirk after his friend is injured. The intense power is implied to cause him great physical and emotional pain as he is seen crying.
- The show becomes increasingly darker as it progresses, with Season 6 being the darkest.
- This series deals with other potentially difficult themes that arise in the series include domestic abuse, death, and bullying,
- One character is constantly bullied by another character for a little reason, and he is seen emotional as well as physical pain from this sometimes.
- The last four episodes of the first season are pretty intense as all of the main characters are kidnapped by villains with intent to kill, but they all survive and the intensity is lightened somewhat by it's inspirational tone.
- A man threatens to kill a teen boy unless two teen girls allow themselves to be killed. However, they all get saved when another man shoots him in the shoulders before he can do anything.
- The first few episodes are pretty emotional.
- Unlike other hero shows like One Punch Man, this one emphasizes teamwork, bravery, friendship, loyalty, honesty and persistence above all else. Therefore the violence (though it's already pretty scarce) and intensity are toned down quite a bit, but it can get intense.
Spoilers
Sex & Nudity
- A man in the second to last episode of the fourth season is a "flasher". He opens his coat and it is implied that he is naked, but nothing is seen from the waist down.
- There is a character throughout the series named Toga, her "quirk" or power is to transform into anyone she wants (she has to drink a cup of their blood first) and to do this she must change, it's not explicitly shown but it's heavily implied she has to be completely nude to do this.
- One female student is highly promiscuous and enjoys in exposing herself to others and being sexually suggestive toward male students.
Violence & Gore
- One character has boiling hot water dumped onto his face by his mother (offscreen). Later he's seen with bandages over his eye. He has a permanent red mark around his eye throughout the series.
- In Season 4 Episode 2 "Overhaul", a villain is killed from getting exploded by a Yakuza leader's quirk. It is shadowed, but then large amounts blood is shown raining down from above. Another villain confronts the leader which leads to one of his arms being destroyed (blood is also shown). This is probably the most violent scene in the anime.
- In Season 4, a character is impaled through the stomach with a huge spike. Blood is shown.
- A character is stabbed through the leg and stomach by two spikes.
- In season 2, a character has to cut people's skin with a sword to drink their blood for them to use their quirk.
- In season 3, the protagonist, Izuku, fights a villain whilst trying to save a child. He ends up with lots of broken bones and badly injured, but there's not much blood shown.
- In Season 4, a girl is kidnapped and tortured. All of this is offscreen, but you do see bandages all around her arms. Luckily, they end up saving her.
- In the second season, a character has flashbacks to his past. He is shown as a five year old, crying and throwing up on the floor because his father had pushed him too hard during training. His father shows no remorse, getting angry and calling him weak. When his mother tries to intervene, she is heard being hit or slapped offscreen. It is implied that his father abused him and his mother for years. No violence is explicitly shown, but the scene is still disturbing.
- A villain gets one arm decayed while the other one disappears into a marble.
- Towards the end of Season 4, a character called Sir Nighteye gets severely injured when one of the villains sends many shards of rock into him, some on his legs and a massive one that goes through his stomach. This is clearly shown with quite a lot of blood, and the character then ends up dying.
- A yakuza is brutally tortured by Shigaraki and then has both his hands cut off by the latter with the help of Mr. Compress while strapped to a gurney and completely immobile. Shigaraki then taunts the yakuza before leaving with Mr. Compress and Dabi as the yakuza screams in horrible agony. Very disturbing.
- A character has the entire top half of her body bloodily blown up by Overhaul (Magne).
- Tomura is horribly abused by his father for loving heroes. When Tomura accidentally kills his family with his powers, he screams for help, only for his father to violently hit him. Having enough, Tomura snaps and brutally murders his father by melting him into a pile of gore, screaming at the top of his lungs in absolute rage. Very emotional and upsetting, even if the father deserved to die for the abuse he wrought upon Tomura.
- In Season 3, Izuku gets punched in his groin by a child, and later he apologized though.
- A man is beaten and has both his arms broken while also being hit in the head repeatedly. Plenty of blood is seen, but he ends up getting rescued.
- Several people attack several kids, saying they want to kill them, but this doesn't end up happening.
Profanity
- In the episode (the hellish Todoroki family pt 2) , a criminal (Hawks dad) said, "God xxxxit."
- In Season 3, "Balls" is used once by wrote the paper.
- "Fucking" is only heard in the song in Season 2-3 but bleeped out.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
- There were some banners relating to drugs and in season 3 there were these guys being shown as technically drunk.
- In the fourth season there are drugs that make their powers stronger and their are drugs that can temporarily take their powers away.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
- In Season 3, a character recalls his backstory and how he became a villain. The short story is that he doesn't know if he's the real him. However, there is blood all over the floor and furniture in the apartment during his flashback, and he has a mental breakdown and starts panicking while grabbing his head and thrashing at the air around him. This could be seen as frightening to younger viewers.
- During the end of the training camp arc, someone is captured by the villains and held captive by the League Of Villains.
- The fourth season is about trying to rescue a kidnapped girl that has powers can erase the hero's quirks and powers or amplify them. She is tortured and she has bandages all around her body, and the kidnapper heals her before she dies so that she can keep being tortured. Also, they use her skin to make bullets.
- It is implied that a young girl is mutilated and put back together by her foster father, and her body is made into bullets. Nothing is shown, but the concept could be disturbing for certain viewers. It is easily the most twisted part of the anime.
- The main antagonist's backstory is revealed, in which it is shown that at a very young age, he was abused by his father for loving heroes. Later in the episode, he accidentally kills his family with his awakening quirk. As his father violently hits him, he goes insane, screaming at the top of his lungs as he brutally kills his father. Despite this being toned down compared to the manga and the father deserving to die, it can still be very disturbing for some.
- In Season 3, there is a series of very intense battles that continue throughout the season, but in the end, a lot of people get hurt badly.
- In Season 1, Nomu breaks Aizawa's arms and crushes his face into the ground twice. This can be a little bit intense for younger viewers.
- In season 4, a major character dies after the battle with Overhaul due to being pierced with a giant spike
- This superhero anime is lighthearted and intense. Think about Marvel and DC Comics.
- Season 6 is very dark, intense and emotional due to the Paranormal Liberation War arc.
- At the end of Hideout Raid arc, All Might has retired for being a No. 1 hero. He points the finger to the news at the audience, and this scene is heartbreaking and emotional.
- Tomura Shigaraki had a flash back where he killed his family and it shows them into tiny chunks of them selves very gory and bloody.
