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Synopsis
In the center of the city lies a place widely renowned as the Sparklecare hospital and medical center, despised by doctors everywhere because of its glamoriously clean reputation. Not one bad thing has ever come out of there- in fact, nobody has ever come out of there at all. The unfortunately named cat known as Barry Ill, desperate for treatment he can trust, goes in blindly. Soon, he discovers the horrible truth of what lurks within the hospital's walls. A story of the violently absurd, reeking with complete and utter HOPELESSNESS and DESPAIR.
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Violence & gore
Violence or bodily harm of any kind, from blood, injuries, graphic gore, sharp objects, weapons, or sometimes neutral things that can cause bodily harm (such as hazardous liquids or fire).
Abuse
Any references to abuse, from physical to psychological to emotional. This doesn't exactly capture all the violence covered in the comic, but is more focused on case-by-case events.
Sexual themes
Anything NSFW or related to sex- from mentions of sexual acts, sexual phrases, or (non-pornographic) sexual visuals such as suggestive body gestures.
Unsanitary
Anything of unsanitary nature, from germs to bodily substances like vomit or generally unclean environments or situations.
Suicide/self-harm
Self-harm and self-mutiliation and suicide (suicidal ideation, attempts, suicide baiting, death from suicide, etc).
Body horror
Visuals of body horror, from disfiguring, dismembering, and unsettling character designs with such disfigurments.
Ableism
Refers to ableist language, insensitive or demeaning or general disrespect of people with physical disabilities or mental illnesses.
Victim-blaming
Language expressing dismissiveness or disrespect of victims of abuse or trauma.
Medical imagery
Needles or other medical devices in use that may be sensitive to people who have medical/hospital trauma.
Character death
Characters dying on-screen (or depicted through discretionary shots), mentions of death, and dead bodies.
Drugs & alcohol
Drugs, alcohol, smoking, or other similar addictive substances.
Deprecation
Bullying, verbal deprecation, self-loathing, self-hatred, and just generally overly negative dialogue towards others or oneself.
Animal harm
Spinch's non-sapient animals (ferries) dying or being injured/harmed. This includes insects.
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What are series?
Sparklecare as a story is separated into 3 "acts" that are titled "series". The reason they're called series is because each series has a different story and different protagonist. Everything Sucks, series 1, focuses on Barry as the protagonist.
There's currently only one series out right now and no information about what makes the other series "different" from series 1 is available at this point in time, but someday you'll understand!