Scarygirl

There are occasional scenes of very mild fantasy violence. For example, characters are zapped with electrical weapons or subjected to fantastical experiments involving glowing electricity, but no one appears to be seriously injured or in pain.

The main characters occasionally find themselves in perilous situations, like being chased and captured by bounty hunters or subjected to scientific experiments. There are mildly scary encounters with strange or monstrous beings, including a tree with glowing eyes and a giant entity formed from swirling leaves, but the creatures are usually less dangerous than they first appear. In other scenes a villainous scientist activates a machine which creates a beam of light that threatens to destroy the sun. However, the focus of these scenes is the heroes’ courage and kindness in the face of danger, and the threat is always resolved in a reassuring manner.

There is infrequent use of very mild bad language (e.g. ‘moron’).

There are scenes of fantastical discrimination in which a scientist plans to replace a young girl’s octopus-tentacle arm with a human one in order to make her ‘perfect’. The girl does not want to be changed, however, and manages to escape with the help of her friends.

As a bad smell fills a room, one character advises another to ‘eat some greens’.

Infrequent references to bereavement are handled discreetly and sensitively.

There are occasional scenes of very mild fantasy violence. For example, characters are zapped with electrical weapons or subjected to fantastical experiments involving glowing electricity, but no one appears to be seriously injured or in pain.

The main characters occasionally find themselves in perilous situations, like being chased and captured by bounty hunters or subjected to scientific experiments. There are mildly scary encounters with strange or monstrous beings, including a tree with glowing eyes and a giant entity formed from swirling leaves, but the creatures are usually less dangerous than they first appear. In other scenes a villainous scientist activates a machine which creates a beam of light that threatens to destroy the sun. However, the focus of these scenes is the heroes’ courage and kindness in the face of danger, and the threat is always resolved in a reassuring manner.

There is infrequent use of very mild bad language (e.g. ‘moron’).

There are scenes of fantastical discrimination in which a scientist plans to replace a young girl’s octopus-tentacle arm with a human one in order to make her ‘perfect’. The girl does not want to be changed, however, and manages to escape with the help of her friends.

As a bad smell fills a room, one character advises another to ‘eat some greens’.

Infrequent references to bereavement are handled discreetly and sensitively.