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- Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking (2)
- Frightening & Intense Scenes (4)
- Spoilers (13)
Certification
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Sex & Nudity
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- Occasional rude humor and mild innuendo.
- Moment(s) of offscreen nudity. Nothing is ever shown, just implied.
- Often, there are dirty references with Marco's parents.
- Some characters are shown in loincloths, notably Star's dad. It becomes more common toward the middle of the series. Played for laughs.
- Character(s) called "hot" once; not frequently.
- Star and Marco puffing their cheeks underwater in the intro may be suggestive to some viewers.
Violence & Gore
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- Some mild gore and/or slight injury detail. No blood is ever shown, except when an 8-bit videogame character is decapitated and some red pixels appear to float onscreen.
- Comical mild fantasy violence on a regular basis. Sometimes it gets more serious though.
Profanity
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- Very mild language ("heck", "jerk", "butt"...). A character is always called "Earth-turd" by another character. Or sometimes ''Turd''.
- Marco says what the hell in one episode
- Hussy is said in one episode
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- One of Star's Spells can cause a victim to hallucinate.
- Star and her friends experiences a "trip" after eating "Goblin Dogs" which look like regular hot dogs. But afterwards they are not damaged by the effects only feeling amazed by the taste.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- Mild/Moderate in most episodes.
- Similar to "Invader Zim" the show could sometimes come to a comical way of some of the more frightening moments.
- There are emotional moments.
- "The Battle for Mewni" Movie has some of the most intense moments in the show. Particularly Toffee's parts at the beginning and at the end.
Spoilers
Sex & Nudity
- Several kisses in the series.
- Teen romance, all innocent. Love triangles (x has a crush on y, but y is dating z).
Violence & Gore
- In "The Battle for Mewni", Toffee has his arm ripped off, only to grow back again. His middle finger is also cut off.
- In "The Right Way", Quirky helps Star and her friends protect Monster Castle from an invading Solarian Warrior, but he gets impaled by its Solarian Sword and remains incapacitated in "The Tavern at the End of the Multiverse". Quirky's magical wound expands so much across his body that it completely consumes him, causing him to explode into particles of light and perish.
- Toffee, after being melted, shows exposed bone and leaving a dark green splatter on everything he touches. He is crushed by a pillar soon after.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
- Although it is never mentioned or referred to, it is implicated in the end of the series that Star (unintentionally) caused a genocide of magical beings by destroying magic.
- Star gets heartbroken over the thought of never seeing Marco again.
- Star and Marco cry over the thought of not being able to see each other again.
- Star's fear of St Olga's and her fear of losing her individuality is VERY understandable and relatable.
- The Box of Truth can kill people if they lie. This almost happens twice.
- Victims of racism and discrimination might be afraid of the racism to Monsters in Seasons 3 and 4.
- Toffee's arm gets blown off by Star's magic from her wand. Toffee's arm is regenerated, and the arm growing back may be unsettling for some younger audiences.
- Marco almost gets crushed and killed by Toffee's shrinking glass box.
