No injuries? Unlimited amount? Do you guys actually pay ANY attention to what you review? Whenever a Dream Creature gets hurt too much, they will return to the Dream Plane automatically, and can't be re-magined until they've rested and gotten their energy back! And magining Dream Creatures takes a lot out of the Magi themselves! And do you really think kids are going to try this because they think they won't get hurt? The people don't even attack each other in the show!
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Magi-Nation
(Rated TV-Y, Children, cartoons, & animation, Where to watch: CW, DVD)
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Fun fantasy, but battles are consequence-free.
Themes in this show include: friendship
Why We Rated This 
for Ages 7 and Up
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What Parents Need to Know
About Magi-Nation
Parents need to know that this fantasy cartoon series often evokes the feel of a video game (likely not a coincidence, since it was based on one). Characters engage in physical battles (which include punches, flashy/noisy collisions, and extensive falls) but are rarely injured, can summon specialized creatures to duel those of the enemy, and, when the altercation is over, can send them away to recover for the next time. All of that said, the series may spark kids' imagination as they watch the main character explore a new land and learn to use the powers he assumes once he arrives there.
Read our full review by Emily Ashby
Families Can Talk About
- Families can talk about violence on TV. Kids: Do the battle scenes in this show seem real? Why or why not? If something like that happened in real life, would people get hurt? Do you watch shows that are more violent than this one? Does it ever scare you?
- Ask kids how they think Tony feels about discovering he's connected to another land. How would they feel in his place? What big life changes have kids had to deal with (moving to a new school, a new sibling's arrival, etc.)? How did they feel?
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- I rate this title on for age 2 and give it
Do you guys pay ANY attention to the show?
- I rate this title on for age 8 and give it
Created for learning turned into big battles
The TV show was created for learning but later turns into quest for life. Tony the main character has a crush on a girl that lives underwater.
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