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| - There is no nudity, but adult situations are common. There is implied, consensual sex between several main characters. One flashback shows an explicit sexual scene from the perspective of one of the participants, but in a non-nude manner.
- There is no nudity, but adult situations do appear.
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| - Several characters portray a small degree of gallows humor, which is frowned upon by others.
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| - Drugs and alcohol are both depicted. The villains are drug dealers, and party drug Utopium features heavily. Drug use is usually depicted as bad, though there are some scenes making fun of lost inhibition and/or delirium. Alcohol is used frequently, and the main character is briefly alcoholic after consuming the brain of a woman addicted to alcohol.
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| violence
| - The series features intense violence, which can sometimes be frightening in nature. This includes shooting, stabbing, torture and mauling. The nature of zombies means injuries to the head are common, though most violence is implied; the camera moves out of view and only a blood stream is shown.
- The series features mostly monster-related violence, including people being bitten by vampires.
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| Language
| - Moderate TV-level profanity.
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| Description
| - iZombie is about Gwen Dylan, a revenant or "zombie", who has adventures in and around Eugene, Oregon, where she works as a gravedigger. She is best friends with ghost Ellie and were-dog Scott. They fight a variety of monsters, including zombies, vampires, poltergeists and ghosts. The series bases its monster origins on ancient Egyptian concepts of over-soul and under-soul, rather than modern explanations.
- Liv Moore is a "zombie", a human mutated after being exposed to a mix of the drug Utopium and the Max Rager energy drink. In order to satiate her desire for brains, she works as an assistant coroner. Her diet of brains allows her to see flashes of the victim's memories. This allows her to aid the Seattle Police Department solving crime. Her allies are her boss Ravi Chakrabarti, detective Clive Babineaux, ex-fiance Major Lilywhite, boyfriend Lowell Tracey and roommate Peyton Charles. Her prime enemy is drug dealer Blaine DeBeers.
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| - Monthly publication, 2010-2012
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| Rating
| - If you are going to buy comic books for your child, remember that most comic books are not for kids anymore. They are written for adults. Most comic books published by DC have a handy rating system on the cover to determine whether or not they are appropriate. If you're not sure, you should probably read the comic book for yourself before giving it to your child. Who knows? You might discover that you enjoy it too!
- USA: TV-14
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