Nu: Carnival
Video Game • 2021 • Animation
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DirectorTwisty
The Circus of Eccentricities event involves a group of child performers being exploited, abused, and experimented on at the hands of their ringmaster. Garu and Karu have a dissociative disorder that developed in response to intense physical abuse in their earlier life.
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Mentioned in the other comment but the gameplay involves RPG/rock-paper-scissors-style combat against animals/monsters. It’s not graphic at all.
However, througout both event and main stories monsters and animals are often killed, whether it be for self-defense, hunting, or sacrificial purposes. The descriptions for such instances can get graphic.
However, througout both event and main stories monsters and animals are often killed, whether it be for self-defense, hunting, or sacrificial purposes. The descriptions for such instances can get graphic.
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DrBalsa
Kuya runs a drug empire, and Eiden gets drugged several times
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DirectorTwisty
Worth noting that it is also implied that Rei is a victim of sexual assault, hence his attitude towards sex and tendency to view his body as a thing to be “used”. This is most explicitly shown during Rusted Nation, and is a pretty upsetting read even with its ambiguity.
- A young Eiden is drugged during the Divergent Dream card story, though the intents of the perpetrators are left ambiguous. There are implications scattered throughout the game that men often tried to take advantage of him prior to the story’s events.
- A young Eiden is drugged during the Divergent Dream card story, though the intents of the perpetrators are left ambiguous. There are implications scattered throughout the game that men often tried to take advantage of him prior to the story’s events.
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DirectorTwisty
(Rusted Nation) We see the precursor and aftermath to Rei being raped and beaten by an uknown man when returning to his room at an inn. It’s not explicitly said what exactly happened but it’s hard to infer it any other way.
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Does someone have a seizure?
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DirectorTwisty
Rei’s condition causes him to have seizures. In the main story, we see this not long after he introduces himself to Eiden.
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Is there eye mutilation?
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DirectorTwisty
(Rusted Nation) Kuya forces two men to rip their own eyes out.
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DirectorTwisty
(Blood Key event) two flashback scenes wherein a young Olivine cuts himself with a quill tip and uses candle wax to burn his skin— it is mentioned that these were not isolated incidents.
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Does someone have an eating disorder?
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DirectorTwisty
Rei has poor lifestyle habits and is known to forget to eat or skip meals in favor of his work.
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DirectorTwisty
A little ambiguous, but a character in the Mirage of Scales event, Umi, sacrifices himself for the sake of an old friend, in a scene that is definitely treated with the weight of a suicide. Another line spoken by Huey implies that multiple previous clan members cut their own lives short to sever their contracts with the sorcerer.
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Does someone suffer from PTSD?
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DirectorTwisty
Garu and Karu might be the only explicit case of this, but the other clan members have all led fairly traumatic lives to some degree, and in cases like Dante, Olivine, and Rei’s, the events of their past still heavily influence their present behaviors.
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Mavrad
Aster is a vampire who loves money. Vampires began as an antisemitic trope, and of course the trope of Jewish people being money hungry.
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Relationships
Is there a large age gap?
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DirectorTwisty
Technically, given that some characters are far older than they look (Kuya, Quincy, and Rei especially). They all look around the same age, though, and none of the age gaps are like Actually illegal
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DrBalsa
(SPOILERS)
Eiden's brother can be interpreted as an incestuous relationship, but it is not reciprocated (Eiden does not like him)
Eiden's brother can be interpreted as an incestuous relationship, but it is not reciprocated (Eiden does not like him)
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Is there sexual content?
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DrBalsa
it's a sex game.
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