
TV series · 2023 · Animation, Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
Is Ragna Crimson OK for kids?
Ragna teams up with the enigmatic Crimson to stand against the dragons menacing the world. Although Crimson's motivations are mysterious, his goal and Ragna's perfectly align, and together they'll vanquish the dragons once and for all.
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 moderate and 4 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, self-harm & suicide is moderate.
Every family draws the line differently. Set your own rules and see whether Ragna Crimson fits yours, topic by topic. Free.
Set your own rulesWhat's in it, topic by topic
Sexual & romantic
- NudityNone
IMDb Sex & Nudity is Mild/Moderate but lists no nudity scenes; the bare-shoulder dress is clothing only.
Sources: imdb.com
- Sexual contentMild
Only a joking 'pervy' remark is noted by BBFC; no sex acts are described.
Sources: imdb.com
- Sexualised imageryMild
BBFC notes one brief focus on a female character's cleavage in a single episode.
- Kissing & romanceNone
Review finds no explicit romance in early episodes; Ragna's devotion to Leonica is a theme but not romantic.
Sources: butwhytho.net
Language & behaviour
- ProfanityModerate
F-word about 3 times in the series; shit, damn, bitch, asshole, bastard and similar are recurring.
Sources: imdb.com
- Vulgarity & crude humourNo info
We couldn't find enough about this topic yet.
- Verbal abuse & bullyingModerate
Ragna is harassed and despised over his weakness; Crimson also insults and provokes dragons.
- Discrimination & hateMild
Ragna is shunned as a jinx or curse; it is social ostracism, not group-based prejudice, and the story treats it sympathetically.
Sources: tvtropes.org
- Disrespectful behaviour & role modelsMild
Crimson lies and manipulates, and the story presents him as charismatic, but the lies have consequences within the plot.
Sources: tvtropes.org, imdb.com
- Dangerous imitable actsNone
Violence is fantasy dragon-hunting combat with magic; no realistic copyable stunts found.
Sources: myanimelist.net
Violence & intensity
- Violence & goreSevere
BBFC cites strong bloody violence: severed limbs, burned bodies, stabbings with large blood spurts.
Sources: imdb.com
- Frightening & intense scenesModerate
People menaced by monsters, flashing images, and threats to torture a creature; IMDb rates it Moderate.
Sources: imdb.com
- Self-harm & suicideModerate
A character voices suicidal thoughts; Crimson shoots himself and uses suicide bullets, tied to his immortality.
Sources: bbfc.co.uk
- Death & griefModerate
Ragna lost his parents to dragons and companions die in his timeline, including 12-year-old Leonica; sources did not mention animals.
Sources: butwhytho.net
- Alcohol, drugs & smokingNone
IMDb users report no drugs, smoking or alcohol; only a tavern setting is mentioned.
Sources: imdb.com
Topics some families want to know about
- LGBTQ+ representationBackground
Crimson changes gender at will, but fans dispute whether this counts as LGBTQ+; no same-sex relationships found.
Sources: tvtropes.org, lgbtqia-characters.fandom.com
- Religious contentSupporting
The Solarian Church (Sun God) is a militaristic religious nation, and dragons serve a Dragon God; the church is shown as unethical.
Sources: tvtropes.org
- Occult & magicCentral
Fantasy world built on dragons, time magic and silverine weapons; Crimson is a former dragon monarch. Fairy-tale style fantasy, not occult practice.
Sources: grokipedia.com
- Political & ideological themesNot present
Summaries describe only fictional politics (a church-state versus dragons); no real-world ideology.
Sources: grokipedia.com
- Products & advertisingNo info
We couldn't find enough about this topic yet.
- Messages & valuesMixed
Ragna's devotion and drive to protect Leonica are central, but a manipulative, condescending lead is presented as the charismatic standout.
Sources: tvtropes.org, butwhytho.net
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.