Kurebatesu -Majû no Ô to Akago to Kabane no Yûsha-

Premier episode which is basically 2 2 in 1. Gore. Mass gore and death. Some echii fan service parts minor though.

Episodes 2 while being shorter actually packs in way more content I think. But after episode 1 gore and death aren't enough for me to keep it away from my kids. Episode 2 made this not family appropriate unless you want tough conversations with your pre teens. Heavily implied repeated rape and violence against women and children. Miscarriage and infant death. Not remotely offensive to me but to give parents reading this full choice. No nipples but Breast-feeding is a common occurrence and likely going forward. Also death. Also death and gore were also present. I'm enjoying it so far. The world and the future plot seems like it could be really good.

Apparently the episodes have a grainy filter to immitate old anime. Which means you want to imitate over-pixelization of your animation.

I have Visual Snow Syndrome, so everything is already grainy. This is unwatchable. ALL the clips online when not from the anime site itself are high definition, but apparently the actual sites that hold the anime really like the grainy filter the creators used.

Not watchable for those who certain neurological disorders, and my eyes are actively on fire while feeling grainy enough I want to scratch at them (like something is stuck to my eye)

It gets better, apparently, but I am not skipping the first three episodes to check the fourth. If the second episode looks like its from 10 years or more ago and makes me want to hit my head on a wall-guess i won't finish it.

You can show flashbacks and the past much easier with HIGH DEF not "oh look some pixels tehe look how cool this is"

It's been quite some time since I've enjoyed a dark fantasy anime. It's rare to find a dark fantasy writer who respects the intellect of those who love the genre, and Yuji Iwahara is certainly one of them. The writing style reminds me a bit of Togashi's writing style, the author of Hunter x Hunter. He builds each character as if they were the main character of the story, giving them everything he has and enriching them little by little, as if he is saying, "You are all my children, I love you all equally, no matter how good or evil you are." . After watching three episodes, I think this anime has a strong chance of becoming a masterpiece in the future. I had a lot of fun and I'm very excited to see what happens next.