They show a kid with a pet dog fox (different dimension) but it sounds like a dog. The pup whimpers as the boy is holding it. You see the mean Mark in this dimension kill the boy in the scene and blood splatters all over. It's assumption he killed the pup dog fox creature that the boy was holding along with it.
To be safe I just muted as soon as i saw the boy with the animal. Had captions on so I could see the "whimper" description.
The first season ends with Omni-Man leaving Earth after his battle with Mark. When we next see Nolan in the second season, he already fathered another son.
Throughout the series, Cecil, Donald, and the GDA are spying on the Grayson family from across the street, which could be taken as stalking in a sense.
Episode 7 at 29:41 (trigger phrase “you wouldn’t dare), a shockwave either injured/kills many small rodents and birds. Only the birds are shown to be dead. A scorpion is crushed to death earlier in the series also
Monster Girl briefly mentions that because of her young body, she only gets romantic advances from boys going through puberty or people who are registered sex offenders. No pedophiles appear in person, and Monster Girl is not sexualized.
Spoilers: Hasn’t been shown in the show yet, but in the comic Mark is raped by a viltrumite woman. He faces a lot of trauma from it. The woman gets pregnant from it.
Spoiler: not sure if the show will show it, but in the comics Mark is raped by a viltrumite woman. He faces trauma because of it. I don’t believe he’s made fun of, but his rapist never faces repercussions, and even ends up pregnant from it and gives birth.
In Timestamp 39.00 to 39.45 a character (Donald) cuts himself to test if he is a robot as he was supposedly killed in the prior season. Although I am not that affected by the scene, might be triggering to some. There are a few other instances of "cutting" in fights between the viltrumites, as they use blades and their hands to cut Mark and Omni-man. take care during the scenes where they fight the other viltrumites, especially in the city scene.
There are several scenes where the main character gets beat up pretty badly, making his breathing laboured. The main character is also unable to breathe in space, but this does not get brought up a lot.
Spoilers for the Atom Eve special episode:
The antagonists are highly deformed, have exposed muscle and organs and can morph their limbs in a grotesque looking manner due to experimentation.
throughout the show there are a few moments where hands get broken/squished/cut, but none of it is directly on the fingers. there's a few scenes where feet are squashed by large heavy objects/creatures but again no toes are shown and it isn't directed at them.
a couple of people are dropped from high places throughout a few episodes, some are saved but there's a lot that aren't. just generally be weary of this.
Technically not abduction, but potentially a difficult watch anyway if child abduction is a trigger for you. In the Atom Eve special, a baby is separated from it's mother at birth (for it's own safety) and [Further spoilers!] It's later revealed that the mother is being kept barely alive to create more children like the first, who are then raised obviously without being able to interact with their mother considering her condition.
Seen in episode 8. (Spoilers) Mark attempts to save a mother and her child from a falling building, but the building falls on all three of them. No body or gore of the child is seen, but her death is heavily implied as she is not seen again and her mother was crushed.
Donald Ferguson supposedly dies after sacrificing himself to kill Omni-Man, but then it's revealed that not only has he survived, but he's also been killed and brought back to life several times before.
A certain shrinking character in their shrunken form crawls inside of someone during a fight with the Lizard League. When they expand, they are unable to escape and seemingly gets eaten alive.
Multiple characters are written with traits that viewers with mental disorders may connect with, such as Robot/Rudy's high IQ but lack of emotional understanding/tact, showing signs of mental instability, multiple characters having depressive episodes/traumatic experiences/memories, etc. However, as far as I remember it's all just subtext in the writing and as of the release of season 2 I don't believe any character has been explicitly stated as having any particular mental illness or disorder.
Angstrom Levy is shown to be very unstable as a result of merging with his alternate universe counterparts and gaining all of their memories, particularly the memories of their evil versions of Invincible. This makes the main Angstrom vow revenge on the heroic Invincible even though Mark did nothing wrong in this universe. He even goes so far as to target Mark's family while claiming he's not the villain
One minor villain has a focus on correcting perceived shortcomings of the human body. A fairly major plot thread involves a disabled character trying to obtain a new, non-disabled body.
A certain character expands while inside of an enemy in an attempt to kill him. It doesn't work and they are crushed and basically eaten. You only see this from the outside
A character specifically asks another character not to prevent their planned death in episode 7, even if not direct suicide a warning seems appropriate.
A disabled character's body is treated with disgust by other characters in one scene. On a meta level, their body is portrayed very grotesquely in the art style similar to the way the gross-out gore is, and [SPOILERS] the character chooses to die rather than continue living in their disabled body, which could definitely be a triggering plot point to someone sensitive to ableism.
it isn't confirmed if they die or not in season 1 but a character gets into a life or death situation where they don't come out very well in episode 6. they don't come back to the show after this and are only mentioned maybe once or twice.
Darkwing is depicted as a black man in this series, but he's not one of the first characters to die a gruesome death. Likewise, Black Samson gets horribly injured in the fight against Battle Beast, but he recovers.
a few of the teenage characters are seen making out on a bed, a few characters are caught in the shower together implying they were doing sexual things but it's not shown. its implied that Omni-Man and Debbie are having sex in one episode but it isn't shown at all either. mainly just noises. none of it is graphic.
a few cars are thrown at heroes and villains throughout the show, a story is created in episode 5 where a main character uses "being hit by a bus" as a cover for what really happened to him.
Animated blood and gore feature prominently, especially (but not exclusively) during action scenes. Expect *large* amounts and a *lot* of detail
Skipping gory scenes is not a viable option, as many of them are critical to the plot
Once you learn to expect any and all violence to result in gore, you may be able to look away beforehand. That said, the aftermath will often be be visible for multiple shots and the show often cuts to it later with little or no advance warning
Blood and gore will also appear in the recaps at the starts of episodes with even less advance warning than usual
Be careful
They show a kid with a pet dog fox (different dimension) but it sounds like a dog. The pup whimpers as the boy is holding it. You see the mean Mark in this dimension kill the boy in the scene and blood splatters all over. It's assumption he killed the pup dog fox creature that the boy was holding along with it.
To be safe I just muted as soon as i saw the boy with the animal. Had captions on so I could see the "whimper" description.