Mob Psycho 100: parents' guide

Frequent psychic battles with energy blasts and collapsing buildings. Some fights draw blood: a boy is choked, a man has his teeth knocked out, characters are beaten bloody, and season 3 shows a pool of blood after a character is struck by a vehicle.

Mostly 'hell,' 'damn,' 'crap,' 'ass' and 'bastard,' with occasional 's--t' and 'dipshit.' An older Netflix translation of season 1 drew a UK warning for infrequent strong language, usually a sign of an f-word, in three episodes.

No sex, but crude fan service: brief upskirt shots, a ghost peeping at schoolgirls, a flasher, groping and porn-site jokes, and comic bare buttocks. Season 2 has a man spying on a woman through out-of-body trips, and the UK board notes sexual violence references.

A few adult characters smoke cigarettes. A man acts drunk and vomits in an alley, though his drink turns out to be alcohol-free. No drug use.

Creepy spirits, a cult that brainwashes people and Mob's frightening power surges. In season 2 Mob finds what look like his family's charred bodies (they are fakes) and endures a long psychological ordeal of bullying, including bullies tormenting a stray cat.