peter tends to use profanity like "damn it" or "oh crap". It should be TV-14.

Perfect for a sentimental dad gift. I for one, have always enjoyed this series. All rights reserved. - people would use profanity like Damn, Hell, and Ass That's the age group that will find the themes more interesting. The lizard gets his limbs cut off but there isn't blood shown and his limbs grow back. Especially since the actually PG-13 movies are cleaner than this show. When autocomplete results are available use up and down arrows to review and enter to select. and blood is shown along with the traditional punching and kicking. It aired on MTV and has more mature themes and intense moments than other "Spider-Man" cartoons, and even the first three films. while other characters tend to say "what the hell.". Ok. Chibi Spiderman by GwenStaceyalltheway1.deviantart.com on @deviantART, Spiderman | 17 Adorably Emo Paintings Of Your Favorite Pop Culture Icons, In The Spotlight Spider-Man | Oculoid | Art & Design Inspiration, Marvel Super Hero Squad: Spider-Man Swinging Art Print at AllPosters.com, Spider-Man by Skottie Young. Lol. I saw the whole series when I was 13 to 14, and I was totally fine. For those who don't know, this series is set after the first "Spider-Man" movie. The language doesn't help the show at all. Spidey cusses and MJ takes her fair share at it as well. Doctor Connors had his arm amputated. He does a whole series of superheroes in this style. There is quite a bit of violence ranging from gun violence and electrocutions down to a simple fist fight. Because this is a show that isn't meant for little kids, this means that it deals with more mature content matter. Throughout the series, characters are clearly killed, rather than the usual ambiguous disappearance, and several characters are strongly implied to have had sex. Harry osborn tends to consume an alcoholic beverage and drowns his sorrows in alcohol after the death of his father.

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Since this show is based in college you should expect a lot of drinking from characters like Harry. The show has only one season, consisting of 13 episodes about 22 minutes each. Language- d%$m. Also, parents should note that this series is not for young children. How it is rated G in Canada is beyond me. In this flick spidey takes a turn for the worse. If your 8-year-old can handle more intense and dark settings and moments in animation, go for it. Growing Up Queer: Thoughtful Movies and TV Shows About LGBTQ+ Youth, Common Sense Selections for family entertainment, Growing Up Queer: Thoughtful Books About LGBTQ+ Youth, Check out new Common Sense Selections for games, Teachers: Find the best edtech tools for your classroom with in-depth expert reviews, Actividades de verano sin pantallas para nios y adolescentes, Which Side of History?

This is yet another Spider-Man adaption that was canceled before it's time. Totally makes think of my youngest son.

Those elements are what make it not so PG and more PG 13. There is some swearing in this show, but not to bad. his series featured a far more mature version of the character than typically seen on television for any animated comic book adaptation. A good series with the same animator (Mainframe) as Stuart Little 3: Call of the Wild (2005). It doesn't connect to the second one, however, due to the ending. I just watched the first four episodes on Netflix with my brother. I would recommend it more to pre-teens and teenagers though. The series focuses on Peter's college days, rather than his high school days. Movie / Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse (1080x1920) Mobile Wallpaper, Chibi Spider-man by Nai-Eri.deviantart.com on @deviantART, Spiderman inspired stenciled spray paint art by KotasCraftCloset. Not the best Spider-Man adaption to T.V, but I think it's worth a watch. The animation is also cool. The character for Peter Parker is complex, given justice with his character model and voice actor, however in this show he actually cusses a few times and ironically lets Mary Jane kiss him. There is violence, along with some blood from wounds and when the Lizard kills a policeman, and female characters are wearing skimpy outfits.

Violence- people are shot, cut, electrocuted, etc. This is definitely not a show you want to show your little kids, but it should be pretty good if your looking for a more mature take on your favorite character. Common Sense is the nation's leading nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of all kids and families by providing the trustworthy information, education, and independent voice they need to thrive in the 21st century.

Also, there's some suggestive content, some drinking, and lots of Sony product placement, since it is produced by Sony Pictures. - The show contains blood (and maybe gore) and someones head got cut off but it isnt really shown but we can see the lizards arms get cut off on screen. On the topic, of MJ she has turned into quite a flirt.

Common Sense Media. It was rated TV-PG but I really think it was rated wrong.

However, the awesome techno music is enjoyable and the graphics are unique, akin to the much later Iron Man: Armored Adventures. Spider-Man the new animated series is may not be the best Spider-Man series but it is still really good and enjoyable. I don't recommend it for age 7 and under though. 8 if you think they're ready. Touch device users, explore by touch or with swipe gestures. This show is rated PG in the US but here is a list of things that isnt PG material. Spider-Man: The New Animated Series is a more mature take on the wall crawling web-swinger that we all know and love. Chibi-Spider-Man 4. by hedbonstudios.deviantart.com on @deviantART. The characters are developed quite well, and the voice cast, in my opinion, is pretty good. Definitely worth a watch if you're a Spider-Man fan. - Some female character designs have revealing outfits which really show off suggestive content and MJ is a flirty type character and a lot of kiss scenes Spider man. Now keep in mind, similar to other Spider-Man T.V shows, this series was canceled to soon and leaves you on a huge cliffhanger that may leave some viewers wanting more. Common Sense and other associated names and logos are trademarks of Common Sense Media, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (FEIN: 41-2024986).

All in all, though, I think ages 9 and up should be fine. Amazing Spider-Man #1 Variant by Skottie Young. That is a bit OC to me. How Technology Is Reshaping Democracy and Our Lives. This show is best for kids 11 and up.

There are college party scenes, which deal with drinking.