I've only watched the first two seasons but I have yet to see a dog die.

There is a scene where a hunter holds a dead bird (caught for food.) In that same scene a praying mantis is shown eating a butterfly.

Second season - beast Titan picks up and throws horses.

On Season 4. I’m not even sure dogs exist in the Attack on Titan universe. Humanity has been brought almost to extinction in this apocalyptic world, and I wouldn’t be surprised if various animals are considered extinct.

Also in the second season a horse is thrown and sadly squished

Haven’t even seen a cat so far in this show, being on season 4. I am not likely wrong.

A very minor/short scene where a grasshopper eats a butterfly.

Giant monsters exist, but dragons do not exist in the Attack on Titan universe. Later seasons reveal (spoilers) a more scientific experiment gone wrong for titans than suggesting that this is a fantasy world of some kind.

There are some alcoholic sidecharacters.

In the Lost Girls OVA, drug dealing is a plot point.

Various soldiers on watch abuse alcohol, and using alcohol to celebrate victories happens sometimes as well.

Lot of cutting.

This is an anime about a war with humans verses what are basically giant house/building tall zombies. You can guess what kind of injuries may happen, without me putting it in graphic details.

wish i could remember which episodes/volumes but they scarred me just don't watch this show

In episode 54 there is a very graphic scene of a character burning to death.

Titans, the giant monsters on the show, may ocassionally try to eat other titans.

Mina’s head is crushed during the attack on Trost in season 1. MANGA SPOILERS: Zofia is crushed by a rock during the massacre of Liberio. Udo is trampled to death by a panicked crowd during the same event.

In episode 55, Levi punches Eren hard enough to knock out literally half of his teeth.

The anime focuses on the lives of various soldiers in battle, and naturally they will not the allow the sick to join their ranks.

There are episodes in season 3 that feature serious eye injury.

In the second part of season 3 some characters have their fingers cut off for torture.

A parent is eaten by a titan in the first episode.

In a flashback, a child is captured by human traffickers who state their intent to sell her into slavery.

Yes. That’s basically the plot of the entire show.

A lord is shown to have had at least one mistress.

<<MANGA SPOILERS>> Late in season 4 there'll be a scene that includes a clown who is presented as being kinda creepy.

There are several moments where a titan is revealed suddenly and with dramatic sound effects, although personally I was not too bothered by any of these.

For a world full of giant monsters, nothing paranormal gets introduced. If anything, there is even a kind of science fiction edge to it as technology to fight titans develops over time from the soldiers’ top titan scientist.

No, farting is mentioned when Mikasa says that Sasha farted, but Sasha never did fart and if she did, it was not shown.

season 1: possible spoilers for episode 5; my brightness was kinda low so idk about visual but there’s audio. A blond haired kid throws up because he’s stressed about an incoming titan attack. It’s about 5 seconds long and sort of comes out of nowhere once the camera pans away from eren but it’s pretty tame. season 1 episode 15, around 14 min - a soldier throws up when hearing a repulsive story relating to cannibalism. audio , also pretty tame season 3 episode 2 around 10:40 - it cuts to armin throwing up right away, audio only season 3 episode 16 around 20:38 - a girl soldier throws up after hearing captain erwins plan, off screen audio only season 3 episode 19 - around 5:00 , armin throws up idk if it’s visual because i moved my screen fast but there’s definitely audio. this one is pretty bad

There is no technology like this in the attack on titan world.

Not modern hospitals, but medical equipment is shown, and one of the major supporting characters is a doctor.

Quite frequently throughout the third season.

Will happen a lot in season 4, according to the manga.

Several titans have an uncanny valley look, with grossly disproportional bodies and faces.

Considering the slightest bit of food is seen as a blessing in this apocalyptic world, no. If anything, eating disorders were developed only once a large population of modern society had enough food to be fat in the first place, then to be upset by that amount of weight.

Armin has an anxiety attack in the first half of Season 3.

slight spoiler warning? I'm unsure if Armin getting almost swallowed in the 5th episode of the first season counts, but it does have a trapped and enclosed kind of feeling to it. it happens at around 19:38, lasting until 19:46, and comes back up again at 21:10, and lasts until around 22:00, with Erin getting his arm bitten off and swallowed after fighting to keep the jaws of the titan open

An unnamed character shoots himself in the head.

Another titan shifter also cuts her hand with a knife to turn into a titan.

No, but in the first opening and one ending in Season 3, Episode 12 there is a short sequence of quickly flashing images

Not in the traditional sense, but there are very "dynamic" sequences which can be disorienting for people who are sensitive to this stuff. Mainly when they show characters use their 3D gear, and the picture is from their pov.

In the prequel, Before the Fall, the death of a specific pregnant woman is very important to the story.

A male character disguised as a girl is groped by another man, he is visibly uncomfortable.

Wonderful series without sexualized characters or contens. Gore for once without any sex.

No, however a character is heavily implied to have feelings for her adoptive brother who she lived with as family for a year.

No, officially in the Japanese/original version they don’t use any pronouns, but when translated to other languages that usually uses pronouns, Hange sometimes could be miscalled by female pronouns. But again, it’s a subtitle/dubbed problem, not the show’s fault.

Ymir, a lesbian, is confirmed to have died in an off-screen death near the end of season 3 after she leaves her love interest at the end of season 2 and sends her a letter telling her that she will die soon. I would not put this into the "bury your gays" trope though, since death is a common theme within this show.

A fictional bloodline is oppressed by another fictional bloodline.

I can't think of any times that there were jokes about someone being fat, but I do know that a character (in at least one version of the sub) is called a fatass.

(Spoilers) A major character becomes disabled after a severe injury, and still remains highly respected as a badass brain.

While there seems to be a lot more problems in society in the Attack on Titan world, racism is shown not to exist in this series, so far. Considering humanity is pushed to almost extinction, there are no other human countries to be racist to in the first place.

There is a set of two soldiers in this series revealed to be lesbian later on, and so far, there is no sign of homophobia in the Attack on Titan world.

SPOILER---------------------- no but certain groups are segregated the same way as jewish people were during ww2. It is not antisemitism though, not even a religious thing (more like racism), but the symbolism is very similar.

It hasn't ended yet.

I think the Historia’s mother scene could be interpreted as domestic violence.

There aren't cars in this show lmao

Not nuclear, but when titan shifters change, that has a similar visual effect. Also, there are "regular explosions", sometimes.

Levi Ackerman was abused and Historia Reiss was neglected by her mother. The main characters are child soldiers. The main antagonists were manipulated children who brought down Wall Maria and witnessed the death of their friend at age 9-10. MANGA SPOILERS: Zeke Jaeger was emotionally abused by his parents.

A minor character hangs himself during a flashback in the manga.

There are no oceans within the walls of the Attack on Titan universe. A major character talks about finding a book about the world beyond the walls. When the concept of seas or large bodies of water was mentioned, this character was met with disbelief.

In season 3, where human infighting is introduced, this is not just gun violence on giant monsters.

It is a pretty graphic series.