Super Charlie

There are comic verbal references to people being murdered. Children and babies engage in fantastical fights in a superhero context. People are disarmed and injured by fantastical powers, including shrinking, freezing and being thrown through the air.

Children are threatened by both realistic and fantastical guns; they are pursued by criminal gangs and supervillains. There is a brief but comic jump scare.

'What the fudge?' is said in a comic context.

Mild rude humour includes repeated poo, burp and fart jokes. A person is briefly trapped under a portable toilet. A woman makes a passing comment about breastfeeding her husband as well as her baby.

A person is asked if they are on 'laughing gas'. A villainous character injects someone with a sedative.

A child is seen climbing up a fire escape with their baby sibling in their bag. While on his bike, a boy clings to the side of a moving car.

After a scene of implied bullying, a child appears with a black eye. A person is briefly electrocuted when they touch a fantastical device.

Adults are briefly seen drinking alcohol.

There are very mild upsetting scenes that centre around children feeling excluded.

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