Hi there!

If you ended up on this page, your teen is browsing GroundZero — a retro-themed creator site inspired by early-2000s internet culture like Newgrounds and classic flash game portals.

Let's be upfront: This site contains mature content including violence, crude humor, and occasional nudity. It's designed for older teens (17+) who can handle edgy internet humor.

What kind of content is actually on here?

GroundZero hosts user-submitted games and animations that include:

• Graphic violence: Bloody shooting games with visible gore (cartoony but explicit)
• Strong language: Frequent profanity and crude humor
• Mature themes: Dark comedy, offensive jokes, and edgy content
• Some nudity: Crude cartoon depictions (non-sexual but visible)
• School shooting scenarios: Games like Pico's School with violent themes

This is NOT kid-friendly content. It's the same type of edgy material that was popular on early Newgrounds — think Pico's School, Madness Combat, etc.

Is this appropriate for my teen?

For 17+ teens: This content is comparable to M-rated video games (GTA, Mortal Kombat, etc.). If your teen plays those games or watches R-rated movies, this is similar territory.

For younger teens (under 17): You should definitely review the content yourself first. The violence and crude humor may not align with your family's values.

Important context: This is satirical, over-the-top content in the style of early 2000s edgy internet culture. It's meant to be absurd and shocking, not realistic or taken seriously.

What this site is NOT:

• Not pornographic — No explicit sexual content
• Not promoting real violence — It's clearly fictional cartoon content
• Not encouraging illegal behavior — It's parody and satire
• Not a social media platform — No chat features or direct contact with strangers

Why does content like this exist?

GroundZero is a tribute to early-2000s internet culture when platforms like Newgrounds hosted edgy flash games and animations. This type of content has existed for 20+ years and introduced millions of people (now adults) to game design and animation.

It's deliberately shocking and offensive — that's the point of the genre. But it's also clearly fictional and not meant to be taken literally.

Should I let my teen use this site?

That's your call as a parent. Here's what to consider:

If your teen is mature enough to:

• Understand the difference between fiction and reality
• Handle M-rated video games responsibly
• Appreciate dark/edgy humor without taking it seriously

Then they can probably handle GroundZero content.

If you're unsure, browse the site yourself first:
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Questions or Concerns?

If you have specific concerns about content on the site, contact us at:
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