some characters were parentless as children, and it's ambiguous as to if they were orphans or abandoned. additionally, a main character is said to have been an absent father following his divorce; however, he learns his lesson and re-enters his children's lives and becomes a better parent.
yes, in the suffering game arc. one character has his appearance forcibly magically altered and another has his soul removed from his body and placed into another. they both feel varying degrees of distress over this.
I'll try to avoid spoilers but it is revealed towards the end that one of the characters has been watching the others for years. It was with good intent but still might be triggering
Memories are erased from our lead characters and information is withheld based on this in a manner that is treated as comparable to gaslighting. The lead characters also gaslight minor and unimportant characters with casual disregard for their wellbeing for trivial and selfish reasons; this is played for comedy.
I'm not sure what is considered an animal in dungeons and dragons but many monsters die and (MEDIUM SPOILERS) they eventually visit places entirely inhabited by animals with human-like intelligence and that place is destroyed, the animals die off screen but there is a description of their home destroyed (first episode of stolen century aka episode 60 of balance)
There is a scene in Petals to the Metal where Merle suggests eating a body to get rid of it. The other characters react with disgust and nothing takes place.
SPOILERS FOR CRYSTAL KINGDOM: Well.......kinda. There is a robot named Noelle, or NO-3113, and it turns out that she is inhabited by the spirit of a young girl who was killed in the burning of Phandalin, but it is not super in detail. BIGGER SPOILERS FOR STORY AND SONG: The robot version of Noelle also ultimately dies.
(slight crystal kingdom spoilers) Maureen Miller, Lucas Miller’s mother, is canonly dead. I don’t think it mentions her death in detail, but she is indeed dead.
The main characters tease a young boy by taking his book from him, but he gets this back. The stolen items mentioned in another comment was the boy's grandfather's silverware, which we also gets back much later in the show.
[SPOILERS SPOILERS FOR CRYSTAL KINGDOM]
One of the bosses the main characters fight, Legion, is a literal pile of ghosts which escape from the Astral Plane.
No, but a character (a talking elevator) is described as having clown-like features, specifically a bright red nose. The character also speaks in a goofy, Ed Wynn voice.
A character initiates his own death several times to become a lich in order not to forget events and people. Several other characters actions result in their own and many other people's deaths, but the intent is not suicide.
No in-game misgendering but there are a couple times when someone accidentally uses the wrong pronouns for a character in The Eleventh Hour (Roswell) and then corrects themselves
In Balance Petals to the Metal, people are run over/hit by cars but they have safety vests that deploy bubbles to minimize injury. Keep in mind that this is auditory media and so there are only passing descriptions.
[spoilers for The Eleventh Hour ch. 3]
After learning that the characters are in a time loop, one of them says "I pull out a gun, and I shoot the two of them, and shoot myself." This is played as a joke (about "resetting" the loop) since the characters know they won't actually die.
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