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- Spoilers (1)
Certification
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Sex & Nudity
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- In one scene, Fionna pulls down her pants and you can see her underwear.
- Brief references to someone being "hot" in episodes 1, 4 and 10.
- A couple episodes has brife suggestion references.
Violence & Gore
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- Fionna makes two people fall down by making them slip.
- In episode 2, a bear attacks a man in the arm, leaving him bleeding and then another man snaps the bear's neck. In the same episode, a creature is stabbed in the mouth with a large wooden stake; the scene is brief but graphic and bloody.
- In episode 3, Finn inside Jake decapitates a rooster but there isn't much blood. In the same episode, a cat scratches other animals and people and some blood is seen.
Profanity
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- What may look like a 'peace' sign looks more like the UK version of 'the finger' (index finger and middle digit instead of just the middle digit).
- Use of "Damn"
- "Crap" and "ass" may be the strongest terms used in the entire series.
- The middle finger is briefly shown sometimes.
- "God/Goddamn" and "Jesus" are used.
- "Suck," "god," "jesus," "crap," "piss," "hell," "damn," "ass," and on-screen uses of "the middle finger" respectively.
- Words like "damn", "crap", "hell", "ass", "piss" and "goddamn" are used infrequently.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- In the intro, Fionna drinks wine.
- In episode 3, three characters drink a bottle of wine in public, covered in a brown paper bag.
- Lots of beer drinking in episode 4, no one is shown intoxicated though.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- The theme of the series is very sad.
- Violence has a surreal and comic edge but may be scary for young children.
- Some content is a shade more mature than Adventure Time.
Spoilers
Sex & Nudity
- Prismo teleports Simon Petrikov to his room and it is seen that he is naked. (Only his back and butt are shown) (This is also played for comedic affect)
