Crossing Swords

Violence is played for laughs, i.e. a dragon chases a mean man, exhaling what looks like a cloud of red steel wool; the man is reduced to a peg figure painted like a skeleton. Some moments of violence may be upsetting: a cart on fire veers into a kitten orphanage with cute kitties mewing outside; we hear the impact and then wooden kitty heads with x's for eyes roll away. Violence is frequent; characters are blown up, stabbed, strangled, dismembered, and worse, with pools of red jelly standing in for blood. Many jokes have a vulgar/sexual aspect, like a squire contest in which contestants battle by kicking each other in the testicles.

Characters are animated peg people, but we see them nude, with pubic hair, breasts, and genitals. In a scene in line with other sexual content, a randy queen entertains young men in her bedroom one after another; when Patrick walks in, she's dangling nude from the ceiling and asks him (in vulgar terms) to have sex while dangling from a chandelier. She pushes through his objections (he's a virgin, he's a women, he's pregnant, he has diarrhea), writing them all off as "hot" and notes that if he's under 18, their tryst will be "even hotter." Yet she pulls back when he says he "just doesn't want to," saying "This needs to be consensual, I'm not a monster." In another scene, we see the silhouettes of Patrick's mom and dad having sex on a pool table. Expect lots of vulgar talk, like references to masturbation, casual sex, body parts, and much more.

Cursing is frequent; expect "motherf--ker," "f--k," "p---y," "s--t," "son of a bitch," "a--hole," "bastards," There are also plenty of vulgar words: "nutsack," "dildo," "crack," "turds."

One character is called an "alcoholic" and seems sloppy, slurring his words. Characters drink beer, and scenes are set at taverns.