MILGRAM mv triggers
Hi hi! You know what this carrd is about. However, MILGRAM has more than mvs. The series also has something called “voice dramas” and “timelines” where you can see the story as the prisoners interact with each other and es. This carrd, at least so far, will only cover the mvs.However, please do note that I remember there is a panic attack in Mu’s first trial voice drama.
All triggers
This section will include all the triggers from all the trials, all specified if they're direct or from popular theories you could come across.
The one you should keep in mind the most is the direct triggers as you will see them on the mvs. The theory triggers are what they are, triggers from some of the most popular theories you could come across. Keep in mind I can't put every trigger of every theory, as the fandom is filled with different theories! Please understand that theories are not canon.
General themes :
Murder
Prison
Restraining
Violence
The triggers you will see in the mvs! Go back and click on Trial 1 or 2 to see the theories in their respective mvs.
*Please note I recall there being a panic attack in one of the voice dramas.
Flashing lights and images
Fast moving images (blur)
Blood (colored differently in some mvs)
Eyestrain
Self harm
Gaslighting
Animal death/abuse
Child death
Familial rejection
Neglect
Self deprecation
Ableism
Strangulation
Drowning
Dereality
Corpses
Sexual harassment
Fire
Stabbing
Bullying ( + death threats )
Hanging
Sharp objects
Hospital
Suicidal ideation
Toxic relationship
Alcohol
Child abuse
Electrocution
Asphyxiation
Blunt trauma
Smoking
Yelling
Kidnapping
The triggers you could come across when reading theories! Please remember that theories are not canon, and everyone has their own theory as to explain the story of MILGRAM. In my opinion, focusing more on direct triggers is better.
Pregnancy
Abortion
Pedophilia / age gap
Prostitution
Doxxing
Organ harvesting
Medical malpractice
Emotional abuse
Suicide
Stalking
Sexual assault
Food poisoning
Cheating
Divorce
Manipulation
Twisted justice
Self hatred