Black Butler: Book of the Atlantic

The primary emotional responses for 'Black Butler: Book of the Atlantic' are rooted in its horror and mystery elements. Audiences experience significant **Fear** and **Anxiety** due to the unsettling premise of the undead and the perilous investigation aboard a ship. The gruesome and supernatural events evoke strong feelings of being **Disturbing** and **Disgust**. As the plot unfolds, **Curiosity** and **Anticipation** are high, leading to moments of **Surprise** from revelations. While predominantly dark, the film also elicits minor **Excitement** from action, and subtle **Sadness** or **Empathy** related to the tragic aspects of the plot.