A young woman wakes up nude and gets up from under the sheets. She twirls around with one of her breasts and her buttocks exposed. She later runs on top of an aqueduct in a tank top and panties before leaping into the sea for a swim.

In some shots, groups of naked children can be seen playing in rivers. Seen from a distance with hardly any noticeable details.

Izu and Marin kiss a few times.

A soldier attempts to escort a man to see the king of his nation but abandons him halfway, entering a building with a random woman (possibly a prostitute) before she closes the front door. Sex is implied.

A young woman lies in a bed, wearing a negligee, before a young man climbs in with her. Nothing else is shown.

A soldier is instructed to test fire a cannon. He puts in too much powder, causing an explosion that presumably kills him (offscreen). This leads to chaos for a few moments among the other soldiers. One of them even fires into the sky, causing some birds to drop dead.

Brief war violence, some of it graphic. Blood is frequently shown onscreen. Characters are shot with bullets or arrows and some die in explosions.

A pilot is shot in the head with an arrow. There's a close-up shot of his face as the blood from the wound begins to drip across it.

Marie can be heard saying "Oh my god!"

During a party, Izu and a female companion are seen smoking from a pipe. A bong is next to them. It's unclear of it's filled with hashish or some other kind of drug.

Early on in the film, a man steals a key to open a giant gate that prevents the sea from sinking a city. A lot of seawater floods into the city and another man races to close the gate, nearly being swept away in the process.

Lord Cail is a little creepy in appearance. He's a tall man draped in black and speaking with a monotonous voice.

The whole film has a sombre and melancholic tone. It maintains a tragic story with major and minor characters dying by the end credits. The ending is bittersweet and might bring some people to tears.