A villain sings about his lust for the leading lady and hovers his hand over her sleeping body. Nothing happens.

There is a small painted image of a woman and man kissing, and the woman's buttocks is visible under her dress.

One scene where the characters go threw the nether world and meet with masked residents,in which some are topless women.The scene lasts but a few seconds.

A not very scary monster is involved in the beginning, but it is quickly subdued. There are some threatening elements, but they are quickly defused.

A character gives Pamina a knife and threatens to curse her if she does not kill a certain character.

Two characters contemplate suicide.

The language of the libretto is devoid of any profanity.

No smoking, alcohol or drugs in this opera.

There are some fantastical elements: a dragon/monster in the beginning. One of the villains may look somewhat frightening. At some point one of the heretofore funniest character is contemplating a reluctant suicide by hanging, but this does not take place.

A spirit appears to Pamina at night and threatens to disown her. There is no violence, but the cinematography, darkness, and quick editing heighten the intensity as the villain becomes more and more ghostly pale.