Goat

Animal characters are shoved, kicked, kneed or knocked around while playing a contact sport. A player clutches their leg in pain after being knocked to the ground, and another’s horn is broken by a collision with a metal object.

In suspenseful scenes, characters play a fast-paced, high-contact sport in hazardous environments such as a court made of cracking ice and another made of rocks and lava. Large animals, such as a panther and a lizard with sharp teeth, occasionally behave in an intimidating manner towards smaller creatures, but the sense of threat is undercut by comedy. In another scene, a falling stalactite beheads a mascot costume, but the animals inside emerge unharmed.

Bad language includes ‘pissed’ and ‘God’, as well as an implied use of the term ‘butthole’.

A ‘kiss cam’ montage contains sight of animal couples kissing and a reference to giraffes ‘necking’. Other scenes feature very mild verbal references to ‘thirst traps’ and a person's ‘perfect pecs’.

A bird referee is told to shove his whistle up his ‘cloaca’. Very mild rude humour includes fart and burp jokes, a sequence involving smelly shoes, and a moment of partial buttock nudity as an animal’s shorts ride down.

We hear a ‘crunch’ sound as a character lands on their injured leg, but there is no visible injury detail. Another player is accidentally scratched during a game, leaving a red mark.

It is briefly and discreetly implied that a character’s parent died some years ago.

This work contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy