Synopsis
Angelise Ikaruga Misurugi is the first princess of the noble Misurugi Empire. The kingdom has seen great power and prosperity due to the advancement of the revolutionary technology known as "Mana," an abstract bending of light that has reduced the world's problems of war and pollution to a timeless peace. However, not all are blessed with the ability to wield Mana. Those who cannot are labeled "Norma," outcasts of society who are considered a threat to civilization and live under constant pers...
Audience Guidance
AIRecommended age: 17+
strong
Sexual contentFrequent explicit nudity, detailed fan service, and sexual situations throughout, including a graphic cavity search in episode 1.
strong
sexual_violenceMultiple attempted rape scenes and sexual assault threats used as plot devices, particularly early in the series.
moderate
ViolenceMecha combat with blood, dismemberment, and character deaths, though not gratuitously gory compared to the sexual content.
strong
Disturbing themesSystemic discrimination, institutional torture, psychological abuse, mind control, and exploitation of marginalized groups are central themes.
moderate
LanguageOccasional strong profanity in both sub and dub versions.
Cross Ange is a mecha series that uses extreme sexual content and sexual violence as core narrative elements, not just fan service. The show explores discrimination and survival through a lens that many viewers find exploitative, making it appropriate only for older teens who can critically engage with its problematic framing.
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Cross Ange: Rondo of Angel and Dragon has 25 episodes.
Cross Ange: Rondo of Angel and Dragon is currently finished airing.
Cross Ange: Rondo of Angel and Dragon was produced by Sunrise.
Cross Ange: Rondo of Angel and Dragon aired Oct 5, 2014 to Mar 29, 2015.
Cross Ange: Rondo of Angel and Dragon is based on a Original.
Cross Ange is a mecha series that uses extreme sexual content and sexual violence as core narrative elements, not just fan service. The show explores discrimination and survival through a lens that many viewers find exploitative, making it appropriate only for older teens who can critically engage with its problematic framing.
