Eon Kid (CW)
common sense media says
Robotic arm points to adventure, fantasy violence.
parents & educators say
What parents need to know
Parents need to know that there's plenty of violence in this cartoon series about a boy involved in a battle between good and evil. Since he has a powerful robotic arm, expect lots of hand-to-hand combat (punches, kicks, hurling enemies into walls) and occasional firepower. But it's usually the robotic enemies who suffer the most -- human characters' injuries are rare and short-lived. There's not much else to worry about in this series, but it doesn't have obvious positive messages, either.
Educational value:
The show is intended to entertain rather than educate.
Positive role models:
A young boy must be a hero when he's thrust to the forefront of a longstanding rivalry
between good and evil. His adoptive father/mentor is fiercely
protective of him but can do nothing to stop his involvement in the
battle.
between good and evil. His adoptive father/mentor is fiercely
protective of him but can do nothing to stop his involvement in the
battle.
Violence & scariness:
Mostly fantasy in nature, as the enemies are usually robots of some kind, but there's a lot of punching, kicking, falling, and knocking opponents into walls. Human injuries are rare, and those that do occur are quickly resolved, but robots are often broken into pieces or left smoldering on the ground.
Sexy stuff:
Very mild flirting between a boy and a girl.
Language:
Not applicable.
Consumerism:
Not applicable.
Drinking, drugs, & smoking:
Not applicable.
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parent of 23 year old
parent of 23 year old
i laughed
i love it i want new spisode
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