Britannia Parents Guide

The TV Series Britannia, A historical mystical drama television show. Created by Jez Butterworth, Tom Butterworth, James Richardson.

In fact, the TV Series, Britannia is an Action, Drama, Fantasy genre TV Series produced by Rick McCallum.

The series, Production company: Sky Studios, Amazon Prime Video, Vertigo Films, Neal Street Productions, Epix. Moreover, the TV Series is Distributed by NBCUniversal Global Distribution, Sky Vision.

Britannia age rating TV-MA for very strong language, strong bloody violence, sex, sex references. Read more about the TV Series, Britannia age Rating, and parents guide for kids. 

Britannia Age Rating

Britannia Parents Guide

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Sexual content and nudity show throughout the series.

Multiple fight scenes, Lots of blood are shown in this series.

A man is tortured. The scene is graphic.

Lots of severe swearing words were used.

The female upper body part showed, no genitalia shown throughout the whole series.

Multiple fight scenes with decapitations and gore.

People are seeing to having ritualistic drugs.

Intense battle scenes between charecters.

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Series Name	Britannia
Genre	Action, Drama, Fantasy
Age Rating	TV-MA
Creator	Jez Butterworth, Tom Butterworth, James Richardson
Seasons	2
Episodes	19
Distributed by	NBCUniversal Global Distribution, Sky Vision
Official website	Sky Vision

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Britannia Plot story

“Britannia” is set in A.D. 43 when the Romans attacked Britain. Julius Caesar had neglected to overcome Britain 90 years beforehand.

General Aulus Plautius (his second in order, Lucius is recognized as the centurion who wounded) not really set in stone to succeed where Julius Caesar fizzled, no holds barred. An insightful champion, he sets up a braced camp. He assembles data from hostages, even youngsters, and learns the Druids are the main impetus behind the numerous realms and clans. He decides “you don’t vanquish individuals, you should overcome their divine beings.” He meets with the Druids and takes a dream journey, however soon he is talking out loud to Lokka (Loki), the Celtic lord of naughtiness.

Youthful Cait of the Cantii clan was expected to rise to womanhood when the Romans obliterated her clan. She is gotten among youth and womanhood and meanders the backwoods. She appends herself to an impossible defender, Divis “The Outcast”.

Divis is a druid for certain magical forces—divination, entrancing, dreams—yet appears to be distraught and was crashed into ousting by Veran, head of the Druids in Britannia. Divis scours the field for signs to his prophetically calamitous dreams and hastens higgledy-piggledy on some secretive “mission”.

Kerra, “princess” as a little girl of the Cantii King Pellenor, worries for her kin’s security. The Cantii are in an unending quarrel with the Regni, an incredible and huge clan. The Cantina’s just assurance is an invulnerable normal fort cut in stone gorges. However, King Pellenor makes no arrangements for protection or battle against the Romans, just depending on the dubious traces of the Druids for strategy. Kerra’s sibling, “sovereign” Phelan is powerless and will make an awful lord if necessary. Kerra finds way her own specific manners to address the Roman danger, requiring a parlay and wandering into Regni’s domain. However, her activities anger her dad, who sentences her to be decided by the Druids, and perhaps excoriated alive, as happened to her mom.

These four individuals and a large group of others with their own plans, cross, and conflict as the Romans settle in and catastrophe looms.

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Ep. 1 Ninety years after Caesar neglected to overcome Britannia, the Romans are back on the island, driven not really settled general named Aulus Plautius. Remaining against him is an ancestral group at battle inside and the spiritualist druids and their divine beings.

Ep. 2 Having denoted Rome’s appearance with blood, Aulus sends agents to parlay with the clans of Britannia, while additionally hoping to study the Druids.

Ep. 3 Aulus is renewed, yet his predetermination stays muddled. Cait can find her dad, however, she can’t liberate him from the Roman camp alone.

Ep. 4 Lord Pellanor abandons Kerra and leaves her life in the possession of the Druids. However, the divine beings’ judgment isn’t what he anticipated.

Ep. 5 The divine beings have spoken, yet Kerra should choose if she will acknowledge their decision. Antedia seals a collision with Rome – on one condition.

Ep. 6 After their long difficulty, Cait and her dad at last show up at the security of the Cantii fortress, yet a devil is following right after her.

Ep. 7 Cait and her dad look for cover in the vestiges of their old home, where she is visited by somebody she never expected to see again.

Ep. 8 The end has all the earmarks of being close for the Cantii, as Aulus divulges how the Roman Empire really directs business.

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Ep. 1 Two years after the intrusion, a dead man stirs who could spell the finish of everything.

Ep. 2 The Dead Man sends Hella on a mission. Phelan’s new life comes smashing down and Rork’s doubts about Veran lead him into a duel.

Ep.3 Veran gives Ania an awful decision. Harka brings Phelan captivated by him and the following phase of Cait and Divis’ prediction starts.

Ep. 4 Hella makes Aulus an offer she realizes he can’t help it. Phelan satisfies his central goal and Cait and Divis’ fantasies spell new risk.

Ep. 5 A fantasy causes strain among Cait and Divis. Harka sends Love on an appalling mission and Veran submits definitive treachery.

Ep. 6 Philo and Brutus play a trick, yet their planning couldn’t be more regrettable. Harka sends Veran a message. Contains exceptionally harsh speech.

Ep. 7 Vitus returns with a message for Aulus. Ania is placed in an impossible situation and The Traveller tracks down Lucius.

Ep. 8 ADivis gets one final opportunity to substantiate himself. In the interim, Cait’s freshly discovered bliss is sliced short as Phelan attempts to right his wrongs.

Ep. 9 Divis gets one final opportunity to substantiate himself. In the interim, Cait’s freshly discovered bliss is sliced short as Phelan attempts to right his wrongs.

Ep. 10 Veran and Harka face each other in a test just one of them can endure. Cait is compelled to confront her predetermination.

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