Primarily in the sense that any character can die in any retelling of the murders.These scenes can be especially difficult to read for autistic people, especially as one of the most graphic of them (from Episode 1 no less) depicts her being abused in the middle of a meltdown for her special interests, stimming, and hyperfixation. One character, Maria, is very heavily abused, and while it’s not explicitly stated, she’s physically and verbally abused for displaying autistic traits.Happens often during magic fight scenesĬhild abuse motivated by ableism, ableist language.If I miss something, feel free to let me know via ask.
#Umineko when they cry answer arcs physical update#
UPDATE 5/3: This post now has an edit history page, along with additional credits. By nature of it being a content warning list, this alludes to spoilers, but exists to inform people interested in the novel of what’s depicted before they begin the series. So below, I’ve detailed what I consider the most important content warnings for Umineko.įor the most part, it’s novel exclusive since I haven’t read the manga/watched the anime (aside from Confessions). While there is a Does the Dog Die? page for it, it misses a lot of content warnings that I personally would have put in, nor is it as detailed as I would have liked. It’s also very intense, and very content warning heavy. It’s one Hell of a beast with murder mystery, metafiction, and maybe even fantasy that’s 100% a worthwhile reading experience for any fans of mystery VNs. Umineko no Naku Koro ni, literally When the Seagulls Cry, is a 2007 sound novel by Ryukishi07, the author of the generally more well-known Higurashi series.
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