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Does the dog die?
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As far as we know no dogs have been harmed.
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Unanswered Triggers
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While the executions are offscreen and thus can’t really count, Body Discovery 4 has a female character killed onscreen in a way that seems like shock value at first. Tentative yes but correct me if this wouldn’t count.
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Is an animal sad?
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Monomoko is a) pretty emotionless and b) possibly not even a rabbit. Besides this, there are no animals onscreen to be sad.
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An intersex character is portrayed as unsettling but this is not connected to them being intersex. Some of the scientists are trans but their moral status is ambiguous due to being minor characters.
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Is there body horror?
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Staffside gets into some gnarly medical horror, but calling it body horror would be a little insensitive. The fourth execution could have involved it if it was onscreen.
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Does a head get squashed?
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Are there transphobic slurs?
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Are there spiders?
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There are no traditional end credits as the credits are provided in each episode’s description. However, an episode was released long after the story concluded that could count as either this or an opening to the sequel and it’s plot-important as it concerns a major character thought to be a survivor dying. Idk if that counts.
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The red screen jump scares aren’t flashy enough, I don’t think, but I will warn you they happen several times in the first chapter and near the end of Trial of the Final Sacrifice Part 2.
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Abandonment
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Most of the victims and some of the executed.
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Hanano’s beetle, according to the creator, albeit unintentionally and you’d have to check the wiki or their Tumblr to know this.
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Abuse
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Kan Toranosuke, possibly Hanano as well, and it becomes somewhat of a theme. Many characters who’ve sustained trauma or abuse become the one who inflicts it.
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Takeshi and Shigeki’s fathers, Airi’s mother, Ruiko’s parents, and Haruka Yonekura, to name a few.
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Is a child abused?
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The characters are all 17 and the killing game probably constitutes abuse. Many characters have abusive parents. A character was kidnapped and abused as a child, too.
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Is someone stalked?
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The cast was stalked before their abduction, as proven by the secret logs. Hanano used to stalk a community service worker.
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Shigeki is mentioned to have come from a household torn apart by domestic violence, this is also a minor theme in Staffside. I don’t think it happens onscreen though.
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Addiction
Is there addiction?
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Nakamigawa is addicted to narcotics and forced to go cold turkey during the game. Manami is a recovered drug addict and possible workaholic.
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Animal
Were animals harmed in the making?
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Does a horse die?
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Does an animal die?
(besides a dog, cat or horse)
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A tiger, as mentioned in a couple other triggers, and a beetle is heavily implied to die offscreen.
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Are animals abused?
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If you count Monomoko, and according to the creator Hanano’s beetle isn’t being taken care of in her absence.
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You don’t see the corpse but an animal is killed in chapter two and you can’t skip the mentions of her death because it’s a major part of the mystery
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Are rabbits harmed?
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Monomoko, a rabbit-like creature who fills Monokuma’s role from the games, is harmed a couple times and it isn’t played as funny.
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Does a cat die?
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Not a domestic cat, but a tiger dies.
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Does a pet die?
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[CHAPTER 2 SPOILERS]

Depends on whether you count Sawa as a pet or not.
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Does a dragon die?
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No dragons feature in the series.
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Assault
Is someone drugged?
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The interrogations occasionally lead to characters being drugged for safety. In Chapter 5, a character gets high by possible accident.
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Is rape mentioned?
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Heavily in Staffside, but you have to go out of your way to learn Staffside exists. CSA plays a part in a character’s backstory.
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A major character was sexually abused from the age of 3 and discusses it onscreen.
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Sexual assault on men is treated very seriously and with the respect it deserves.
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Several instances in Staffside, as well as a character mentioned to have survived CSA.
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Bodily Harm
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Mentions of cutting as a form of self-harm and as torture. The former is offscreen, the latter is not.
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Posthumous decapitation of the third victim. We don’t see the headless corpse or head but it is described and the character’s death silhouette has a white dotted line over the neck. The fifth killer may have been decapitated in their execution but the description is vague enough for it to possibly be a neck snap instead.
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Chapter 2 - someone has their throat fatally torn out.
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Plays a major part in Chapter 4.
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Amputation of a finger in Ch.5.
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Is there a hanging?
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Chapter 2: one is posthumous, one is the cause of death. From the third trial onwards the one who died of hanging has a wound on their portrait’s neck from hanging. The BDA for this chapter features a silhouette of someone hanged.
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Hyperventilating happens occasionally. A character audibly struggles to breathe as they die in Body Discovery 4.
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It can be inferred that the second execution resulted in asphyxiation. Another character chokes on their own blood.
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No onscreen or mentioned genital mutilation as far as I know.
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Leg broken from falling down stairs in Ch.5, mentions of breaking bones to further a career in the same chapter.
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In Ch.5, a character has a finger cut off.
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The killing game itself could be seen as torture, as could the executions. The first of the Ch.3 victims was tortured to death. Staffside features some of the staff being tortured by Kan.
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In Defence Game, a character is forced to mutilate another’s eye. I don’t think we see the results onscreen but it’s painful and described as a bad injury. Said character has a bandage over their eye for the rest of their screentime.
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Nakamigawa in Ch.4, but he catches himself before any damage can be done and there’s no visuals. Happens to a different character the next chapter but this does result in injury.
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Heavy gore is described but the amount shown onscreen is not excessive. The worst stuff is left to one’s imagination.
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Children
Does a kid die?
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The cast is all 17 with some looking younger. Most of them die.
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Very mildly revealing outfits but no sexualised poses/characterisations.
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Death
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[SPOILERS FOR CHAPTER 2] A baby tiger dies.
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Disability
Is the r-slur used?
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Family
Does a parent die?
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Not onscreen, but Kazutoshi’s parents were murdered a while ago and a few other characters have dead parents.
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Several dead parents, one character watched his sister die, most of the cast have beloved family members who are either briefly met in their introductory videos or talked about on the creator’s tumblr/Discord server who will probably mourn them if they find out they’re dead.
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Everyone, to end up in the game.
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Fear
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Mild audio jump scares throughout Chapter 1 in the form of an alarm. Later motive introductions also contain an alarm but these are more telegraphed. Near the end of Trial of the Double Feature, something pops up from the corner of the screen in a startling fashion. Audiovisual jump scare at the end of Call of the Void.
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Gross
Is there audio gore?
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Body Discovery 4 features audio gore.
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Does someone vomit?
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Yes, in realistic audio, multiple times. Skip Self-Sufficient Autophagia altogether if this is a trigger. Also, the last minute or two of Trial of the Phoenix: Part 1 contains vomiting audio, but unlike other examples it’s heavily telegraphed.
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Medical
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IVs are mentioned in the fourth execution but not shown.
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A character is implied to have initially thought they were in a mental institution upon being abducted, but this is not the case.
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Mental Health
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A character attempted 4 times before the game started and was never successful. During the game, another attempts suicide but is talked down. In Staffside, several staff members contemplate or attempt and a few succeed, including a fairly major one.
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Posthumous examination of a character’s corpse reveals they self-harmed. Another character cuts themselves offscreen to make use of luminol (makes blood light up) during the darkness motive.
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One of the secrets revealed in the first chapter is that a character has PTSD. Masanari is implied to develop it during the game as well.
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Masanari, due to living in poverty most of his life and childhood abuse. Possibly Ruiko too.
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Most of the characters, if not from the outset than by the time they’ve spent several weeks stuck in a killing game.
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Chapter 4. Also, one of the scientists running the killing game is mentioned to have committed suicide before the story.
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There’s mention of someone getting locked in a bathroom and two others being locked in the medbay (chapters 2 and 5 respectively, both near the end), but we the audience don’t experience it due to the format.
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Are there anxiety attacks?
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The most major autistic character, Ken Hasegawa, seems to have a fairly positive upbringing and decent support. While the killing game he’s in probably counts as abuse, it’s not specific to him.
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There are a handful of autistic characters but none of them are awful representation.
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Not that I remember, but in one of the exit interviews a character mentions that if he could go back and do the game again, he’d kill himself, which could be a similar trigger.
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Noxious
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Several, especially in Chapter 1.
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Paranoia
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The fourth wall is a little shaky in the Student Spotlights as the audience’s questions are answered by the students — these episodes are easily skippable without missing much. However, Ken leans heavily on the fourth wall in Call of the Void, addressing the viewers (who, if it helps, he admits he doesn’t know really exist) and calling them out for enjoying the suffering and death in the series. It has also been confirmed that the spotlights are canonical (they’re still skippable though).
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Prejudice
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About half the cast is confirmed or implied LGBTQ+, and some of them die, but others are still alive as of writing (Ch.5). Edit: While several die, at least 3 LGBTQ+ characters do make it out alive.
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Sou Yaitabashi, a character from the sequel, is introduced in silhouette form in one of the final episodes, but no one points out his crossdressing yet.
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A character who dissociates and maladaptively daydreams is called ‘dumb’ as a result. At a different point, a character having a panic attack is knocked unconscious, but the one knocking them out is reprimanded. Private medical information is revealed as evidence in trials. Dr. Kan is ableist, but a highly unsympathetic character. Not sure how many of these count but they’re worth mentioning.
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Relationships
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Not in the videos, but Staffside touches on it with a backstory relationship. It’s portrayed as disturbing and ends very badly. A character was also sexually assaulted as a very young child by their presumably adult uncle - not shown, but described.
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Sex
Is there bestiality?
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Are there incestuous relationships?
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Not in-story, but Takeshi was sexually abused by his uncle and describes the experience.
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Vehicular
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While not shown onscreen, a character mentions watching his sister get hit by a car.
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Violence
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A gun is fired in Chapter 2. There’s an armoury hidden in the school with guns discovered at the end of the fourth chapter but they never end up used, save one person who fetches one for self-defence but still never uses it.
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Is there blood/gore?
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Mostly described instead of shown due to the podcast-like format, but the trial videos and fourth body discovery video do feature blood, and the descriptions are very grisly.
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