Parents guide

One of the major settings of the show is a hotspring, and on several occasions naked butts are breifly shown.

A girl repeatedly gets nosebleeds to show that she's aroused by other male characters.

A few characters are in relationships, but nothing excessive.

A few scenes where teenage boys are shirtless.

One character is thought to have "sex appeal"

One man mentions pole-dancing

There are a couple comedic PG-13 sex jokes but nothing major. It is very mild.

Multiple men are seen bathing together in a traditional Japanese hotspring. This is not at all sexual.

The main character is seen lying in bed in only his boxers. Later another man is seen lying on top of him. This is for comedic effect.

A few characters in this anime are gay, but it doesn't dwell on this topic and deals with it respectfully.

A girl often gets bloody noses due to men's ice skating performances.

The main character crashes into the wall of the ice rink. He turns out to be okay, he just has a bloody nose.

One of the characters kicks the main character into the wall of an ice rink and then steps on his head, however, this is done mainly for comedic effect.

In the English dub, one character gets offended and calls another competitor's wife an "ugly-ass bitch"

Nothing too extreme, just a few of "damn" and a couple of "ass" and "s---". The Japanese version has less profanity than the English.

The main character gets called "pig" or "fatso", mostly in offensive by a younger skater, and in affection by another skater.

Pictures are taken/posted on a social media site of a man drinking and getting drunk at a party.

A woman gets drunk on multiple occasions.

One of the main characters gets drunk while at dinner. He removes some of his clothing while drunk.

A character gets very drunk at a party, this is for comedic effect.

One of the main characters receives a call that his dog has choked on a bun and was taken into the vet. This can be slightly triggering for anyone who's had a similar scare.

A character confronts characters in an intimidating manner, often yelling in their faces.

The main character has a panic attack before a tournament.

A man imagines himself falling off a cliff as other characters watch menacingly.

A man tells main character he will quit coaching him if he fails the match. The main character breaks down and yells at himself, believing he is a failure. This can be triggering to those who suffer from anxiety.