7.5
Record of Ragnarok II
終末のワルキューレII
7.5
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Synopsis
In a shocking turn of events, humanity has won its first battle in the Ragnarök tournament—a series of 13 fights that will decide the fate of mankind. Zeus, the head of gods, sends the demigod Heracles for the next round to avenge the humiliated Greek pantheon. To face this hero loved by gods and humans alike, the Valkyrie Brunhilde decides to use Heracles' complete moral opposite: the infamous serial killer Jack the Ripper—leaving human beings unsure who they should support. Meanwhile, tension...
Audience Guidance
AIRecommended age: 15++
strong
ViolenceTournament battles feature graphic dismemberment, blood spray, bone-breaking, and explicit fatal injuries shown in detail.
moderate
Disturbing themesOne protagonist is Jack the Ripper, portrayed as a sadistic serial killer who murders women; moral ambiguity frames his violence as entertainment.
moderate
LanguageFrequent strong profanity during combat and heated confrontations, typical of seinen battle anime.
mild
Sexual contentSome female character designs are sexualized with revealing outfits and camera angles, but no explicit sexual activity.
This tournament battle series centers on extremely graphic, gory fights to the death between gods and historical humans, with detailed depiction of severe injuries. One lead character is a romanticized version of Jack the Ripper whose sadistic murders are framed as a strategic asset, creating moral discomfort alongside the spectacle.
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Record of Ragnarok II has 10 episodes.
Record of Ragnarok II is currently finished airing.
Record of Ragnarok II was produced by Yumeta Company, Graphinica.
Record of Ragnarok II aired Jan 26, 2023.
Record of Ragnarok II is based on a Manga.
This tournament battle series centers on extremely graphic, gory fights to the death between gods and historical humans, with detailed depiction of severe injuries. One lead character is a romanticized version of Jack the Ripper whose sadistic murders are framed as a strategic asset, creating moral discomfort alongside the spectacle.
