Mavka: The Forest Song

Mild and undetailed violence with reassuring outcomes occurs. A character uses her powers to escape a group of villagers armed with pitchforks and axes, one of which hits a tree character in the back. An army of humans storm a forest, there is repeated sight of people running from and falling into fire. Humans and forest creatures battle one another with magic, bladed weapons and heavy machinery.

Mild threat includes characters being pursued by villains and fantastical creatures. Characters disarm individuals swinging a chainsaw, rescue a man from drowning in a locked cellar, witness a human skull emerging from a lake, and save creatures from being crushed by a bulldozer. A woman is startled by a wild animal but later rescues its trapped cub, a young calf is saved from hunters and a character awakens in a dark cloud to the ominous voice of a magical being.

There is use of very mild bad language ('God', 'damn').

There is a scene in which two characters kiss, and a water spirit playfully flirts with a human before hissing and frightening him.

There is infrequent use of toilet humour.

There are references to a man dying in a forest fire and his becoming an orphan, and ill characters needing medicine to survive.

There is mild violence, often fantastical, such as a female forest spirit firing a blast of magical energy that flings humans and forest spirits to the ground. A woman uses a giant logging machine claw to swat another woman to the ground.

There is mild threat, such as a fantastical sequence in which female forest spirits frighten two men by leaping at them, and characters being chased with a chainsaw.