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Black Butler: Book of the Atlantic
劇場版 黒執事 Book of the Atlantic
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Synopsis
The young Earl Ciel Phantomhive—the Queen's Guard Dog—is once again called to investigate seemingly supernatural phenomena when news of miraculous resurrections begins to surface in Victorian London. Along with Sebastian Michaelis, his demon butler, they board the luxury cruise liner Campania to investigate rumors of the Aurora Society—a medical organization suspected of experimenting on the dead. Grim reapers begin to appear on the ship, and it becomes apparent that the ship is about to be ove...
Audience Guidance
AIRecommended age: 15+
moderate
ViolenceFrequent combat against reanimated corpses involving dismemberment, decapitation, and heavy bloodshed; some close-up gore on zombie remains.
moderate
Disturbing themesBody horror centered on non-consensual human experimentation and reanimation of the dead; scenes of corpses being surgically altered and stored in coffins.
mild
LanguageOccasional profanity (damn, hell, bastard) during high-stress confrontations.
A Victorian supernatural action film where a demon butler and his young master battle a zombie outbreak on a luxury liner, featuring graphic undead combat and themes of corpse experimentation. The horror elements and gore are more intense than the TV series, though the tone remains adventure-driven rather than gratuitous.
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Black Butler: Book of the Atlantic has 1 episodes.
Black Butler: Book of the Atlantic is currently finished airing.
Black Butler: Book of the Atlantic was produced by A-1 Pictures.
Black Butler: Book of the Atlantic aired Jan 21, 2017.
Black Butler: Book of the Atlantic is based on a Manga.
A Victorian supernatural action film where a demon butler and his young master battle a zombie outbreak on a luxury liner, featuring graphic undead combat and themes of corpse experimentation. The horror elements and gore are more intense than the TV series, though the tone remains adventure-driven rather than gratuitous.
