My Hero Academia
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themagnificentstorm
No animal abuse occurs on screen. However, Nezu (a sentient mouse with a Quirk and the principal of the school) was reportedly experimented on in the past, and it caused him to develop a sadistic side (which we see during his fight with Mina and Denki).
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Brenna Coyne
Himiko Toga uses a syringe while she fights.
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themagnificentstorm
One episode involves Present Mic getting assaulted by a group of bugs travelling from underground, and they end up covering his entire body. It's not extremely important, so skipping this particular scene is optional.
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At one point, a character does see some sort of apparitions, but they're not really ghosts.
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ElizabethGiacobbi
There is a very minor character with snake hair.
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A 5 year old boy named Kota lost his parents when they fought against a particularly strong villain.
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The character Magne, a trans women, is killed in a violent way. The villain Overhaul uses his quirk on her, which makes her explode in a bloody way.
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The protagonist regularly breaks his bones due to uncontrollable superstrength, especially early on. This is often shown in fairly graphic detail
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Moominland
No, but theres a scene in the first episode where the character Katsuki Bakugou tells the main character Izuku Midoriya to kill himself
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One of the main villains has a tic that results in him scratching his neck. The more upset he gets, the more he scratches. There are a couple shots that show red lines, depicting that he's hurt himself. Though not cutting in the usual way, I'd definitely still be wary.
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themagnificentstorm
If Ochako uses her quirk too much, she suffers from vertigo and tosses her cookies. If I remember correctly, we only really see her vomit once (I’m sure there’s other instances in the manga; I’m an anime-only), but it’s depicted as sparkly rainbows.
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themagnificentstorm
Todoroki was put through very harsh training as a child, and at one point his mother threw boiling water at him. This has affected him greatly, even as a teenager.
Also worth noting: in the manga, a major villain (Overhaul) abuses a 6-year old girl while posing as her "father" figure.
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musinggalaxy
A villain misgenders a trans female character, though her allies do correct the villain in question.
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BonusMeme
There is a character that uses mind control. Not exactly possession but victims don't have control over themselves
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Ezra4
Mineta often tries to touch the girls chests
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kurogirii
The protagonist is frequently sent to the hospital due to his tendency to break his own bones using his quirk.
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theconsultingtribute
Though not in anyway graphic, Todoroki's mom is put in a mental institution by his abusive father after she had a mental breakdown and hurts her son. Todoroki begins visiting her as part of his growth and she seems perfectly alright, if a little lonely. However, Todoroki speaks of this place as if it was a prison and she must be freed from it.
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Is there body dysmorphia?
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Brenna Coyne
In the training camp arc there is a character that has muscles on the outside of his body, and he's pretty huge. In the same arc there is a character whose quirk is his teeth - he can stretch and move them as he pleases and he uses them to walk.
Also, throughout the series creatures called Nomu appear and many of them seem kind of patchwork and their brains are showing.
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kurogirii
Todoroki was constantly abused by his father in his childhood through rigorous training sessions, the main focus of the Sports Festival arc. His resemblance to said father also caused his crazed mother to splash boiling water on his face and scar him.
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emchristian98
Episode 17 of season 2
(SPOILER FROM HERE ON)
As a nomu is flying away with a captive, Endeavor launches a spear made of fire that strikes the creature directly in the eye. The actual blow is hard to see unless carefully watched due to explosions, but later in the episode after the major battle with Stain is over it reappears. Once it shows back up it has a bleeding empty socket on one side of his head until the creature is gone.
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cdx7
One of the main characters frequently injuries his fingers, which are shown to be various shades of purple and bent out of shape, causing him pain.
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