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TV Show (2017)
Run by a corrupt and sadistic school council, the “system” at Hyakkaou is based on gambling, with losers who cannot cover their debts being demeaned by their peers and forced to serve their debtholders. And if that’s not terrifying enough, some games can result in losing an eye, one’s fingernails, or even their life! But the system is shocked when transfer student Yumeko Jabami arrives. Dark, mysterious and attractive, she’s a wildcard who plays for the thrill of it…

TV Show (2017)
Run by a corrupt and sadistic school council, the “system” at Hyakkaou is based on gambling, with losers who cannot cover their debts being demeaned by their peers and forced to serve their debtholders. And if that’s not terrifying enough, some games can result in losing an eye, one’s fingernails, or even their life! But the system is shocked when transfer student Yumeko Jabami arrives. Dark, mysterious and attractive, she’s a wildcard who plays for the thrill of it…
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Strong sexual themes; characters are shown turned on while gambling, touching themselves and moaning, and one character masturbates. Characters appear in underwear and there are many sexually suggestive situations.
Some strong violence including a bloody scene where a character gouges out their own eye with a pen, Russian roulette with a loaded gun, and a character biting off their fingernails while blood spills.
Strong language including "f--k," "f----ing," and "bitch," plus insults such as "ugly," "flat chest," and "tiny breasts."
The editorial review marks alcohol, drugs and smoking as absent.
Some strong scariness including insults, bullying, and extreme gambling bets that cause physical harm to characters; the review notes the gambling showdowns' tension.
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Very little positive role modeling: some characters pay off others' gambling debts, and one character warns others about gambling's negative effects.
The series is set in Japan with an entirely Japanese cast, centers primarily on female characters with a few male characters, and includes some references to LGBTQ+ attractions.
The editorial review marks educational content as absent.
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