I Want to Be His Prey! (2020) Parents Guide: Is the series OK for kids?

The season contains pervasive sexual themes and explicit situations. Okami frequently dresses provocatively, makes suggestive comments, and directly propositions Akazu. Scenes include implied sexual assault (Okami attempting to seduce an injured Akazu in his sleep, and later cuffing him), prolonged kissing, and partial nudity (lingerie, exposed skin). The premise itself revolves around a student's sexual obsession with her teacher.

Mild, non-graphic violence occurs. Akazu sustains an injury from a fall while trying to save Okami from a perceived attacker, resulting in a visible cut and bandage. Okami is shown to be forceful in her pursuit, at one point cuffing Akazu, which creates a sense of constraint and non-consensual physical interaction, though without overt physical harm.

Mild infrequent language is present, primarily in the form of exclamations or frustrated dialogue, but no strong profanity is used. Words like "damn" or "hell" may appear in subtitles, but are not frequent.

There is no depiction of drug use, alcohol consumption, or tobacco use in this season. The characters do not engage in any substance-related activities throughout the series.

The primary themes are obsession, manipulation, and power imbalance. Okami's predatory behavior towards Akazu raises serious questions about consent and professional ethics. Akazu's internal conflict regarding his student's advances and his role as a teacher are explored, highlighting themes of temptation and moral struggle. The series also touches on themes of unrequited love and boundaries.