To be Hero X
TV Show • 2025
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This is a world where heroes are created by people's trust, and the hero who has received the most trust is known as - X. In this world, people's trust can be calculated by data, and these values will be reflected on everyone's wrist. As long as enough trust points are obtained, ordinary people can also have superpowers and become superheroes that save the world. However, the ever-changing trust value makes the hero's path full of unknowns...
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Are there fat jokes?
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AxolotlFairy
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E3
Episode 3 has a gag where a fat character is stuck in a pipe and needs to be pulled out, only to get stuck again and left there.
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Is there a large age gap?
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keybladesage
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There are a few episodes where it is suggested that an older man is interested in a girl who could be his daughter, but it is made extremely clear that it is an honest misunderstanding and there is no romantic interest for either character
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Abandonment
Is an animal abandoned?
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AxolotlFairy
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E23
Ahu is put into the pound after biting a child
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Abuse
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S1
E23
Xin Ya gets attacked and beaten up by men in black suits. She is threatened with an axe and visibly injured.
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Is a woman brutalized for spectacle?
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AxolotlFairy
S1
E4
Episode 4 ends with the shock death of a female character via being shot in the head - some director interviews imply she may still be alive, but as of now she is treated as dead in the show.
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Is there domestic violence?
National Domestic Violence Hotline (1-800-799-7233)
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Are there abusive parents?
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AxolotlFairy
While not biological parents, both the E-Soul and Lucky Cyan arc feature parental figures that are revealed to be manipulating the protagonist for their own gain.
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Is someone gaslighted?
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AxolotlFairy
The ending of Episode 7 reveals that the protagonist was manipulated by a parental figure for the sake of his business
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AxolotlFairy
The character Yang Cheng is revealed to have been manipulated by a parental figure for most of his life and later does bad things as a result- but he never carries out the same form of abuse he was subjected to.
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Is someone stalked?
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AxolotlFairy
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E13
The Loli arc has the titular hero defend a young girl from a man stalking her. He never actually does anything to her and is portrayed as pathetic/a joke, and is later revealed to be her father trying to watch over her after his divorce.
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Addiction
Does someone abuse alcohol?
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AxolotlFairy
A flashback in Episode 2 shows someone depressed and drinking after seeing their friend in a relationship, and in Episode 11 Queen becomes depressed and scattered bottles of alcohol are shown around her room.
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Animal
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keybladesage
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E23
It is not traditional dog fighting, but a dog hero does fight
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Is an animal sad?
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AxolotlFairy
S1
The Johnnies arc features a scene where Big Johnny, a cat-like alien, is mourning the death of someone who took care of him
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AxolotlFairy
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E15
The hero Ghostblade comes from a family of butchers, and we get a flashback to him killing a pig. The scene cuts before you can see the pig die, but it's in distress/you hear it squeal in pain.
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Are animals abused?
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The hero dog Ahu is a circus animal initially, performing tricks. He doesn't seem to be treated poorly but he hates being a clown. Later in the episode he is fighting some bad guys and there are two points where he take particularly brutal beatings, being kicked around and threatened with an axe.
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Assault
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Is someone held under water?
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AxolotlFairy
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E22
The character Dragon Boy's backstory features him being trapped under ice by his parents
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AxolotlFairy
Due to this being a series with a focus on fights, female characters are often involved and injured but no one is slapped/harmed by a partner.
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Is someone beaten up by a bully?
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E23
Xin Ya gets harassed and pushed around by some thugs, but they are stopped fairly quickly. Later she is beaten up more thoroughly by men black suits in an extended action sequence.
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Is someone restrained?
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keybladesage
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E7
It happens many times to carious characters for various reasons, usually through the use of rope around their middle. The end of Episode 7 has maybe the most jarring of any them as two characters are killed while being restrained
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Bodily Harm
Is there excessive gore?
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AxolotlFairy
There are two instances that might count as this- Episode 3 has a flashback where a speedster villain crashes into someone and explodes, however the blood is stylized/more resembles pink jelly and the scene is played as a dark joke. Episode 20 contains a scene where someone is killed via being beaten with a crowbar, and the scene goes on much longer/is more violent than most of the show.
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Is there body horror?
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AxolotlFairy
There are some potential body horror elements in the Nice arc- mainly the focus on being physically transformed into someone else against your will. Episode 16 has a more explicit case of body horror with Ghostblade fighting someone who's been experimented on and regrows limbs after they've been cut off/is now made of an alien substance, and a dream sequence in Episode 22 contains a character having their body distorted and bones broken.
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Is there amputation?
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AxolotlFairy
It's implied that the character of Yang Cheng loses an arm and has it replaced with a prosthetic, however we don't see him lose the arm on screen. Episode 16 features a villain who has the ability to regenerate, and he gets his arms and legs cut off multiple times as a result.
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Does someone struggle to breathe?
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AxolotlFairy
S1
E22
A flashback in Episode 22 shows a character trapped under ice and suffocating to near death.
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Does someone break a bone?
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AxolotlFairy
In Episode 20, one of the characters appears to be wearing a cast after a long fight. Episode 22 features the sounds of bones breaking in a nightmare sequence
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Is someone choked?
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AxolotlFairy
S1
E22
A hero is choked in a fight and struggles to breathe.
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Is someone stabbed?
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AxolotlFairy
S1
E15
The character Ghostblade is an assassin who kills people using knives, and he kills someone on screen by stabbing them.
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Does someone fall to their death?
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Very very early in the first episode. It is a key plot point for the Nice arc.
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Is someone buried alive?
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At the end of episode 7, two antagonistic characters are tied up and lowered into wet concrete, implying they were killed by this and their bodies left there.
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Is there decapitation?
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AxolotlFairy
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E23
A debatably human villain is defeated by having their head cut off- the scene is shown in silhouette and due to the character's inhuman nature, instead of blood there's instead black goo.
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Is there throat mutilation?
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In the E-Soul arc, an antagonist character is grabbed by the throat and electrocuted. They survive, but have a distinctive scar that is referenced a few episodes later.
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Is there a hanging?
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AxolotlFairy
In Episode 2 a character threatens to kill herself via hanging and holds the rope under her neck, but doesn't go through with the act.
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Children
Does a kid die?
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AxolotlFairy
S1
E23
Episode 23 has a child get severely injured and end up in the hospital, but the ending of the episode has her wake up.
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Death
Does a major character die?
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Very early in the first episode there is a major character death. A key character from the first arc dies at the end of episode 4. One of the characters centralised in episode 22 is killed at the end of the fight sequence.
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Disability
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Family
Does a parent die?
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AxolotlFairy
The E-Soul arc begins with the protagonist having his parents killed, and Little Johnny has his mother die from an illness along with his father being assassinated later on. Episode 20 features Loli losing her dad as well
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Does a family member die?
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AxolotlFairy
The E-Soul arc opens with the protagonist's parents being killed, and a flashback in Episode 9 shows the two main character's parents dying. Episode 15 also shows the father of another character being killed, though his child isn't around to see it, and the same character's mother dies two episodes later. Episode 20 features a third character's father dying in front of her. Ep 23 has a main character living with her grandparents, and it's mentioned in passing her father is dead with no mention of her mother.
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Is someone kidnapped?
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In the E-Soul arc a child is kidnapped, but the main character rescues them before the end of the episode.
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Fear
Are there natural bodies of water?
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AxolotlFairy
The last episode of the E-Soul arc features a critical scene with two characters on the beach. Both episodes in the Dragon Boy arc feature a frozen lake as a central set piece, along with the second episode featuring a fight near a river
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Are there jump scares?
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AxolotlFairy
S1
E1
Episode 1 ends with the sudden reveal of a character's corpse, visible blood on her head- and Episode 2 features a similar reveal during a romantic fantasy at the start of the episode, however it's revealed to be a dream sequence.
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Gross
Does someone vomit?
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AxolotlFairy
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E22
Episode 22 features a character waking up from a hangover to vomit, as well as another character throwing up a toxic substance onto two others.
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LGBTQ+
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Live Theatre
Is there audience participation?
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AxolotlFairy
To an extent- the show is marketed with a gimmick that people can vote in online polls to affect the character's popularity rankings and determine how Season 2 goes, however there's no audience participation moments in the show itself
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Medical
Are needles/syringes used?
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AxolotlFairy
S1
E22
Ghostblade's PV shows him being experimented on as a child, one of the shots being a close-up on a syringe. Episode 22 features a character being injected with something against their will.
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Is there a hospital scene?
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AxolotlFairy
S1
In episode 15 the main character and his wife are briefly seen in a hospital - she has just taken some kind of test which comes back negative, but is also told she's pregnant. In Episode 17, the main character's mother is shown dying of some kind of illness and ends up dying in the hospital. Episode 23 ends with the main human character in the hospital with a respirator mask, but she's shown to be ok.
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Mental Health
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Is there misophonia?
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AxolotlFairy
S1
E15
The POV character suffers from an unspecified disorder that makes him sensitive to noise which is a central part of his character, and one scene dealing with his issues with sound has the sounds of eating
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
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AxolotlFairy
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E2
A character in Episode 2 threatens suicide while trapped in a room, but doesn't go through with it. It's mentioned she's "threatened death a dozen times" over the past month.
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AxolotlFairy
Multiple characters disassociate in the latter half of the series
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Is reality unstable or unhinged?
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AxolotlFairy
The character of X has reality warping powers that manifest in over-the-top, flashy ways. Episode 22 features him interacting with the screen via grabbing it and crumbling it up into a paper ball
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Is a mentally ill person violent?
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AxolotlFairy
A few of the more morally grey heroes (mainly Ghostblade and Dragon Boy) are implied to have mental illnesses, as well as Nice canonically having OCD. They have moments where they’re violent, but it's never implied to be directly related to their mental illness.
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Does someone have a meltdown?
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S1
E23
At the end of the episode, a character is distraught for various reasons over the death of another character.
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AxolotlFairy
S1
E2
In Episode 2, a character threatens to hang herself and walks up to a noose, however she is talked down. It's mentioned she's threatened to take her own life "over a dozen times".
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AxolotlFairy
Episode 1 features a superhero killing himself by jumping from a building very early in the episode. You see him jump, fall, and hit his head on a section of the building, but the aftermath isn't shown.
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Is there screaming?
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There are fights in most episodes, and a lot of them have people screaming when civilians are around
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Is there obscene language/gestures?
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AxolotlFairy
S1
E1
The first episode has a character use the Chinese equivalent of a middle finger while cursing- however the severity of the curse varies based on what translation you're watching
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Are there flashing lights or images?
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AxolotlFairy
The show has a gimmick where the style changes somewhat frequently, shifting to a brightly saturated 2D style. The last episode of the E-Soul arc also features two characters with lightning powers battling and flashes resulting from it, and the Loli arc features a villain who wears a disco-ball helmet that flashes colors.
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Pregnancy
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Prejudice
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Race
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Sex
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AxolotlFairy
Episode 16 features a moment where due to one character being unable to speak, someone else assumes that his daughter is a girl he has a crush on and tries to set him up with her- however the father is vehemently opposed to the idea and the topic of conversation dies out fast.
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Is someone sexually objectified?
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AxolotlFairy
The Queen arc features a stand-up comedian who objectifies the female heroes - however he is clearly intended to be in the wrong and the arc itself doesn't objectify them.
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Sexism
Is a male character ridiculed for crying?
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AxolotlFairy
S1
E3
A flashback in Episode 3 shows a group of teens bullying a girl for drawing a male hero with a reputation for being strong crying. He is not made fun of to his face, and the episode ends with him crying and it being portrayed as a good thing.
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Sickness
Is someone terminally ill?
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AxolotlFairy
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E17
The POV character's mother is terminally ill and dies in the hospital
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Social
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Spoiler
Does it have a sad ending?
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AxolotlFairy
As of writing this, the first two arcs have endings that range from bittersweet to full on sad/bad endings, but everything afterwards has a mostly happy ending minus the Dragon Boy arc.
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Are there end credit scenes?
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AxolotlFairy
Sometimes the credits of the episode will play over a scene instead of being their own separate thing
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Vehicular
Is someone hit by a car?
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AxolotlFairy
S1
E8
Two people are hit by a semi-truck. You see them injured in the aftermath, however they're both revealed to have survived, albiet one with notable injuries.
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Does a plane crash?
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AxolotlFairy
The Lucky Cyan arc opens with the investigation of a plane crash with almost no survivors. The wreckage is shown, but the plane crash itself is not- however in Episode 10, a flashback to the plane crashing is shown.
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Violence
Does someone drown?
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AxolotlFairy
S1
E22
A flashback shows a character being trapped under ice and struggling to breathe
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Is there gun violence?
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AxolotlFairy
The E-Soul arc features multiple people being shot, with one instance being in the head
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