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https://megamitensei.fandom.com/wiki/Mara
People allowed to swear without restriction.
Rating Summary
This is a role-playing game in which players control a high school student who enters a mystical 'TV World, ' saves lost souls who are trapped on the 'Midnight Channel,' and establishes bonds with town characters in order to develop 'Personas.' Personas, which are summoned through the use of tarot cards, are creatures that can perform special offensive and defensive moves to aid during battles against monsters. Combat is turn-based with numeric values and light effects indicating attack/damage inflicted. Pixilated blood spray is briefly depicted during battles, and colored bloodstains stain some walls and floors. Some female monsters (female Persona) are depicted with their breasts exposed, while other monsters have phallic-shaped heads and torsos. Other female Personas (e.g., "Succubus") have sexual characteristics that are described in text: "They visit sleeping men and have sexual intercourse with them." Story elements also make references to alcohol, including a long scene in which the main characters hang out in a club and play 'drinking games.' Although alcohol is never consumed, the characters display the telltale signs of intoxication: slurred speech, staggered walking, and red faces. Profanity (e.g., sh*t, a*shole) can be heard in the dialogue.
Because here in Germany it was rated "USK 12", so for 12 year olds and upward.
https://usk.de/usktitle/34459/
Why is the USA so afraid of anything sexual?` Always found that weird.
Still weird, the USA usually seems more then ok with violence and death in their games.
Thats why many over the top violent games are usually rated way lower there then here in Germany.
But because its a child that dies in the story its different?
What kind of sense does that make? Death is Death.
I'm willing to bet it's the swimsuit costumes.
American rating agencies love violence but has a ravenous hatred for sexual content.