Content & Trigger Warnings for Wynonna Earp (2016)

Waverly and Nicole's relationship faces some homophobic attitudes from townspeople

WayHaught's relationship still faces some prejudice though largely accepted by the end

The threat to Wynonna's baby creates tension around potential harm to a child

Wynonna killed her own father as a child, and this trauma drives much of the story

Wynonna carries guilt and grief over killing her father and the Earp family curse

Wynonna makes a devastating sacrifice regarding her child, causing immense grief

Characters deal with ongoing loss and the toll of constantly fighting supernatural evil

The final season deals heavily with loss, sacrifice, and saying goodbye

Themes around pregnancy danger and potential loss arise in later seasons.

Characters are manipulated and deceived, particularly by supernatural entities.

Characters are kidnapped by revenants and other villains multiple times

Multiple abductions by demonic forces and human villains

Characters captured and held by supernatural and human antagonists

Characters abducted and held by the season's supernatural antagonists

Characters are kidnapped and held captive by revenants and other threats.

Supernatural transformations and demonic possession with unsettling body horror

Demonic and supernatural body horror elements with physical transformations

Supernatural body horror with possession and transformation themes

Supernatural horror elements include sudden appearances by demons and revenants

Horror-oriented jump scares from demonic entities and surprise attacks

Jump scares continue as part of the supernatural horror elements

Sexual scenes between characters depicted with moderate explicitness

Multiple sexual scenes between various characters

Sexual content continues across multiple character pairings

Sexual content in the context of established romantic relationships

Sexual scenes with partial nudity are present throughout the series.

Wynonna drinks heavily as a coping mechanism, frequently shown drinking whiskey

Wynonna's drinking continues as a prominent character trait and coping mechanism

Wynonna's drinking remains a consistent character element

Wynonna's relationship with alcohol continues through the final season

Drug use appears occasionally, sometimes in connection with supernatural elements.

Abusive relationship dynamics appear in some character backstories.

Graphic violence against demonic revenants with blood, dismemberment, and supernatural gore

Continued graphic violence with demonic entities and supernatural threats

Escalating graphic violence as new supernatural threats emerge

Graphic supernatural violence continues in the final season

Wynonna's signature weapon Peacemaker is used frequently, with multiple shooting sequences per episode

Peacemaker and other firearms used frequently in revenant encounters

Continued frequent use of Peacemaker and other firearms

Peacemaker and other firearms remain central to the action

References to past sexual violence in the context of a villain's history

Sexual assault and attempted assault occur in several storylines.

Characters are tortured by supernatural antagonists for information

Characters subjected to physical and psychological torture by season villains

Physical and psychological torture inflicted on captured characters