Jumanji: The Next Level

Several leads are people of color, including Bravestone (Dwayne Johnson, who's Black and Samoan), Mouse (Kevin Hart, who's Black), Ming (Awkwafina, who's Chinese-Korean American), Fridge (Ser'Darius Blain, who's Haitian American), and Milo (Danny Glover, who's Black). Though most have agency and positive qualities, male characters vastly outnumber women, and sometimes ethnic stereotypes are in play, like having Ming be the only character dressed in non-safari clothing (her coat has a standing collar, and she dons a Mulan-style high bun), and White characters using African American Vernacular English (AAVE), or "Blaccents," when embodied by Fridge.

Like the first film, many scenes of danger and death (though most of it just temporary). In game universe, characters start out with three lives, and each ultimately gets down to one life after dying in various ways. Some deaths are comically gruesome, like being attacked by a snake, ostrich, or mandrill; plunging to death; or being flattened by a rock. In an opening game sequence, it's explained that a villain killed a character's parents and had his fighters burn and pillage a village. Sad reference to terminal illness.

A couple of kisses (both in avatar form and in real bodies) between Martha (as Ruby Roundhouse) and Spencer (as Bravestone). Grandpa Eddie (as Bravestone) kisses a former flame a few times, while everyone else stares at them. Nonsexual conversation about a eunuch (which a character has to pretend to be) and his legendary "sacrifice" and lack of testicles. Eddie flirts with an acquaintance in real life. A male character who assumes the body of a woman briefly talks about "boobs."

Frequent use of "goddamn" and "goddammit," as well as "s--t" and "holy s--t." Language also includes "son of a bitch," "crap," "hell," "stupid," "damn," "sucks," "boobs," "balls," "oh my God," "go screw yourselves," etc.

One scene takes place in a bar, another at a celebration where adult background characters hold drinks.