Hundred (2016) Parents Guide: Is the series OK for kids?

Pervasive fan service includes female characters in revealing outfits, numerous scenes implying sexual tension, and frequent camera angles focusing on breasts and buttocks. Several episodes feature bath or shower scenes with partial nudity (visible buttocks, cleavage). Characters frequently blush intensely in response to suggestive situations or accidental physical contact with the protagonist.

Moderate anime-style action violence is present, featuring battles with futuristic weapons and superpowers against alien 'Savage' creatures. Explosions and energy blasts are common, with characters being knocked back or injured, though blood and gore are minimal. Major conflicts involve large-scale destruction and peril to the protagonists.

Mild profanity, such as 'damn,' is used sparingly by characters when expressing frustration or surprise.

There is no use of illegal drugs or underage drinking depicted in this season. The narrative remains focused on the military training and combat duties of the students at Little Garden. Characters occasionally consume tea or generic beverages during social gatherings at the academy, but these scenes contain no substance-related content.

The series touches on themes of genetic modification and past trauma, particularly through Hayato's backstory and the origin of the 'Savage.' There are also themes of identity as some characters struggle with their true nature or pasts.