Violet Evergarden
A guerra acabou, e Violet Evergarden precisa de trabalho. Cheia de cicatrizes, ela aceita trabalhar como escritora de cartas para entender a si mesma e seu passado.
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Frequently asked questions
Is "Violet Evergarden" appropriate for children?
Filtro Digital's Content Advisory for "Violet Evergarden" is "Mild" (13/100), measuring sex, violence, language, and drug use. One example of the evidence behind this reading: the editorial analysis has not yet recorded a specific citation for this axis. See the full per-axis breakdown below to decide if it fits your family.
See the per-axis breakdownDoes "Violet Evergarden" have woke/ideological content?
In Filtro Digital's editorial reading, "Violet Evergarden" has ideological presence rated "Clean". This is opinion backed by evidence, not a verdict: one cited example is the editorial analysis has not yet recorded a specific citation for this axis. The overall FiltroScore (cleanliness + value + audience rating) is 93/100. See every axis and its evidence in the breakdown below.
See the per-axis breakdownScores reflect community and AI analysis as opinion with evidence — not a factual verdict.
- AI reference — unverifiedIn flashback sequences depicting wartime combat, soldiers are shot and killed, and the protagonist, Violet, undergoes severe physical trauma, losing both of her arms in a bloody sequence during the final battle at Intense.
Ideological reading (editorial opinion)
This is Filtro Digital’s editorial reading + community reactions — not a claim that the work objectively is X% woke.
- Anti-Family0.0AI Analysis · Model: IA
What does each axis mean?
Portraying the natural family or parenthood as oppressive or obsolete.
- Faith Subversion0.0AI Analysis · Model: IA
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