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TV series · 2020 · Animation, Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Comedy

Is Noblesse OK for kids?

Rai wakes up from 820-years long sleep and starts his new life as a student in a high school founded by his loyal servant, Frankenstein. But his peaceful days with other human students are soon interrupted by mysterious attackers known as the "Unions".

At a glance

Kids preset · gentle limits for younger children

Not a fit

Under the Kids preset it goes over the limits: sexual content is mild, sexualised imagery is mild, profanity is mild and 6 more.

Teen-safe preset · room for action and drama, nothing explicit

Not a fit

Under the Teen-safe preset it goes over the limits: violence & gore is severe.

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What's in it, topic by topic

Sexual & romantic

Language & behaviour

  • ProfanityMild

    Some 'damn', 'ass' and occasional 's--t'; IMDb votes profanity Mild.

    Sources: commonsensemedia.org, imdb.com

  • Vulgarity & crude humourNone

    No crude or toilet humour, rude gestures or gross-out gags were found in the guides.

    Sources: commonsensemedia.org

  • Verbal abuse & bullyingModerate

    Common Sense says insults are frequent; Nobles rage at the lead and bicker constantly with M-21.

    Sources: commonsensemedia.org, filthycasualforlife.com

  • Discrimination & hateModerate

    Nobles and the Union treat modified humans as inferior or slaves; some characters see humans as inferior; the story frames this critically.

    Sources: filthycasualforlife.com, tvtropes.org

  • Disrespectful behaviour & role modelsMild

    Lazy student Tashiro sleeps in class and calls an adult 'old man'; gang bullying is shown as wrong.

    Sources: commonsensemedia.org, wattpad.com, noblesse.fandom.com

  • Dangerous imitable actsNone

    Pills and powers are fantasy; no source mentions stunts a child could copy.

    Sources: imdb.com

Violence & intensity

  • Violence & goreSevere

    'A lot' of bloody fantasy violence: weapons, a sadistic character brutalizing captives, soldiers killed, visible wounds.

    Sources: imdb.com, commonsensemedia.org, animenewsnetwork.com

  • Frightening & intense scenesModerate

    IMDb rates intense scenes Moderate; vampire-style supernatural horror with bloody fights.

    Sources: imdb.com, animenewsnetwork.com

  • Self-harm & suicideMild

    No self-harm scene; one character accepts being killed as punishment, and plot pills are monster-making.

    Sources: tvtropes.org

  • Death & griefModerate

    Characters die, one protecting children; guilt and a wish for death shown; sources didn't mention animals.

    Sources: noblesse.fandom.com

  • Alcohol, drugs & smokingMild

    Only superhuman characters boosting abilities with pills or drugs, per IMDb Mild.

    Sources: imdb.com

Topics some families want to know about

  • LGBTQ+ representationNot present

    No confirmed LGBTQ+ characters; only a mistaken-for-gay gag in the source manhwa.

    Sources: tropedia.fandom.com

  • Religious contentNot present

    Guides mention no religious practice or themes; Christian symbolism is only a fan reading of the webcomic.

    Sources: imdb.com

  • Occult & magicCentral

    Premise centers on vampire-like Nobles and supernatural powers; fantasy rather than occult practice.

    Sources: animenewsnetwork.com, imdb.com, epicdope.com

  • Political & ideological themesNo info

    We couldn't find enough about this topic yet.

  • Products & advertisingNo info

    We couldn't find enough about this topic yet.

  • Messages & valuesMixed

    Themes of loyalty, protecting others and not discriminating, but simplistic morality and few role models.

    Sources: commonsensemedia.org, anime-planet.com, tvtropes.org

Rated 30 Oct 2026 by our research.

How we rate

We read parent guides, reviews and official ratings for every title and rate 21 topics, from kissing and profanity to violence, frightening scenes, substance use and the messages a story leaves behind, each with a reason and its sources. Our team verifies what the sources leave out. You set a limit per topic, and every title gets a clear verdict against your rules, not someone else's age label.