Sonic X - TV-Y7
Hedgehog and human join together to battle evil.
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- TV Rating: TV-Y7
- Network: WB
- Genre: Children, Cartoons, & Animation
Parents need to know
Families can talk about many issues, such as: Can friends ever fight each other? How can one person best show his loyalty toward someone else? What is power and how can possessing an item such as a precious jewel make someone worthy?
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Violence
Some, but no blood.
Sex
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Common Sense says
What's the story?
Reviewed by Lori Silberman Brauner
The heroes of this program, Sonic, a royal blue-colored hedgehog, and his human friend, Christopher, team up to find the seven Chaos Emeralds. Sonic, Christopher, and their assortment of friends in Station Square clash repeatedly with Dr. Eggman, an obese villain with an arsenal of robots who wants to claim the emeralds for himself and conquer the world.
Is it any good?
While parents may snicker at phrases borrowed from the Oscars ("they like me; they really like me") and other one-liners, there is some redeeming value to this show. Kids will like the colorful characters, including two cuddly creatures, Cream and Cheese. With proper parental guidance, kids may even learn some lessons from the show.
While SONIC X is no Barney, its characters struggle with themselves in their own ways. (For example, in a recent episode, Christopher regrets that he didn't fight fairly in a tournament to win one of the seven emeralds.) And, while many movies and shows feature the age-old theme of world domination, Sonic X at least lets viewers know who should not be ruling the planet.
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