Suggested age8+

Cartoon-style violence includes hitting, slapping, capture, a sanitized beheading, chase scenes, and verbal threats. Characters have crushes, kiss chastely, date, talk about exes, and men are occasionally shirtless.

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The Owl House

The Owl House

TV Show (2020)

Us weirdos have to stick together.

Luz, a self-assured teenage human girl, accidentally stumbles upon a portal to a magical new world where she befriends a rebellious witch, Eda, and an adorably tiny warrior, King.

Animation
Action & Adventure
Comedy
Sci-Fi & Fantasy
Family
Ended

What to expect

Cartoon-style violence includes hitting, slapping, capture, a sanitized beheading, chase scenes, and verbal threats. Characters have crushes, kiss chastely, date, talk about exes, and men are occasionally shirtless.

The good stuff

Promotes being yourself, challenging conformity, and compassion. Luz's self-confidence grows, and Eda proudly lives life on her own terms. Features LGBTQ+ main and supporting characters, diverse ethnicities, and disability metaphors. Features social-emotional themes about individuality and finding common ground.

Family guidance

Ages 8+

Cartoon-style violence includes hitting, slapping, capture, a sanitized beheading, chase scenes, and verbal threats. Characters have crushes, kiss chastely, date, talk about exes, and men are occasionally shirtless.

Every child is different. Use this guide alongside what you know about yours.

What to know before you start

Content details to help you decide what fits your child.

Sex & Nudity

Characters have crushes, kiss chastely, date, talk about exes, and men are occasionally shirtless.

Violence & Gore

Cartoon-style violence includes hitting, slapping, capture, a sanitized beheading, chase scenes, and verbal threats.

Profanity

Name-calling includes sucker, fools, creep, jerk, dumb, and stupid.

Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking

Drinking, drugs, and smoking are not present.

Other things to know

Products and purchases are not present.

Positives & learning

Positive messages

Promotes being yourself, challenging conformity, and compassion.

Role models

Luz's self-confidence grows, and Eda proudly lives life on her own terms.

Representation

Features LGBTQ+ main and supporting characters, diverse ethnicities, and disability metaphors.

Learning

Features social-emotional themes about individuality and finding common ground.

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