Implied sensuality, flirting, and people touching each others butts.

Characters are punched, kicked, thrown, hit with arrows.

A man takes off a zombie's arm and hits them with it, we see them on fire when daylight hits.

Zombies and skeletons burst into flames and burn to death.

A sheep is attacked by zombies. Its wool is pulled off in chunks.

Ghasts are stabbed and impaled, causing them to crash and explode. Chickens are seen being attacked and one is implied to have been burned to death offscreen.

A young monster is impaled with a sword and killed and turns into a piece of meat.

A character hits another with a shovel.

A woman stabs a zombie in the shoulder and twists it's head around before repeatedly beating it.

A villager is hit by a car.

People are shot at as they attempt to flee by air.

A man punches a creeper which in turn explodes, throwing the man through the air.

A man is accidentally struck in the face with a metal bucket and falls back onto a table breaking it; another man is struck in the crotch and falls on the ground, and then struck in the face when swinging two buckets like nunchakus.

A man steps on a booby trap and he is struck by several pointed spherical weapons, thrown through the air, crashes hard on the ground and groans in pain.

A man fights a duck with a baby zombie riding it in a boxing ring. The duck bites the man on the leg and slams the man's head into a pole. The man hits the attacker with the ring rope and knocks him across the ring, and is bitten when checking on the zombie.

A sheep gets eaten by a zombie.

A cartoonish looking chicken is cooked alive by being doused in lava. There is also a zombie twisting its head around, with realistic crack sounds.

Ass and crap are used alongside nonsensical forms of more offensive profanity such as "frick"(Frick Used By Garret Garrison)

"Hell" is used in a song: Steve's Lava Chicken.

"Suck,""Idiot," "god," "crap," "hell," and "ass" respectively.

A waitress references wine.

The appearance of the skeletons riding on spiders could frighten sensitive younger viewers.

None/Moderate for neurodivergent viewers.