“Assassin Beats” is an original action-fantasy manga series created and published by Band Bros. The story follows Assassin Beats and his group of allies, who once lived peaceful lives until the appearance of a mysterious enemy known as the Fallen Angel. This threat forces them into conflict and unveils secrets buried in the past, tied to Assassin Beats’ own history and collective memories referred to as the “Flashbacks.” Alongside the emergence of a young musical artist called Baby Assassin, the team must confront both internal and external challenges that blur the lines between destiny and free will. Assassin Beats aligns with the E10+ (Everyone 10+) or PG rating criteria. While the previous assessment focused on industry standards for "assassin" titles, your description clarifies that the series avoids the darker tropes typical of that genre. Why it qualifies for E10+ Lack of Actual Assassinations: Since "Assassin Beats" is a name rather than a profession, and no life-or-death killings occur, it avoids the "Mature" or "Teen" labels often given to works with lethal violence. Fantasy Violence: Eliminating a threat with an "aura hand blast" (similar to a Kamehameha) is categorized as fantasy violence. This is common in E10+ rated media, where conflict is stylized and doesn't result in realistic harm or gore. Bloodless Conflict: Without blood, gore, or the psychological weight of taking a life, the series remains accessible to younger audiences who enjoy action-oriented shonen-style stories. Supernatural Resolution: Sealing away or "wiping the existence" of a supernatural evil (the Fallen Angel) using energy attacks is a standard "good vs. evil" trope for younger demographics, focusing on heroism rather than gritty realism.