Synopsis
Having attended Mihama Academy for about a year, Yuuji Kazami has seemingly found his place within the school, but he suddenly decides to pursue a promotion in CIRS. After consulting JB about his intentions, they both thoroughly examine Yuuji's documents and dissect the events of his upbringing to determine if the job is fit for him. Meanwhile, unbeknownst to the two, the girls of Mihama uncover some torn documents in Yuuji's room. After restoring the papers, they discover the story that has fo...
Audience Guidance
AIRecommended age: 17+
strong
ViolenceDepicts child soldier training, graphic combat injuries, and physical abuse in flashback sequences.
moderate
Sexual contentReferences to past sexual exploitation and assault of a minor, implied rather than explicit on screen.
strong
Disturbing themesCentral narrative revolves around severe childhood trauma, psychological manipulation, and systemic abuse.
moderate
LanguageFrequent strong profanity in both Japanese dialogue and subtitles.
mild
Substance useBrief scenes showing alcohol consumption and cigarette smoking by adults.
This special explores the protagonist's traumatic backstory through intense flashbacks involving child soldier exploitation, sexual abuse, and psychological torture. While not graphically explicit in its TV broadcast version, the mature themes and disturbing implications make it suitable only for older teens and adults.
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The Labyrinth of Grisaia: The Cocoon of Caprice 0 has 1 episodes.
The Labyrinth of Grisaia: The Cocoon of Caprice 0 is currently finished airing.
The Labyrinth of Grisaia: The Cocoon of Caprice 0 was produced by 8bit.
The Labyrinth of Grisaia: The Cocoon of Caprice 0 aired Apr 12, 2015.
The Labyrinth of Grisaia: The Cocoon of Caprice 0 is based on a Visual novel.
This special explores the protagonist's traumatic backstory through intense flashbacks involving child soldier exploitation, sexual abuse, and psychological torture. While not graphically explicit in its TV broadcast version, the mature themes and disturbing implications make it suitable only for older teens and adults.
