Mild
29 of 56 found this mild
So many extreme kissing scenes in the episode "The Astrological" and one scene that Mr Small tongue kissed.
In the episode "The Distance," there is a huge lack of personal space between Gumball and Darwin. This could be seen as sexual at first; however, it is not.
In the episode "The Cheerleader," Richard can be seen putting a ball in his private area and removing it.
Carrie calls Darwin a lothario which means he is not serious in his relationship.
Comical nudity (buttcracks, censored)
Gumball develops thick thighs and twerks in "the labels".
Mild
24 of 42 found this mild
Moderate Fantasy Violence throughout and slapstick. Usual fare for Gumball but a bit more mature.
Some scenes that shows violence.
The episode "The App" would be considered too violent for younger viewers.
In a episode "The Burger" richard finds a burger and then picks it up on a street a plane crashes to him and ketchup splats on the house and the kids might scare childen thinking it blood but later says " Good Thing I Brought Some Extra Ketchup!"
Darwin wields katana in "The Wrinkle".
Some dark/black comedy.
Mild
18 of 41 found this mild
There are some few Mild Profanities being used.
Gumball's usual phrases "what the what" and "dagnabbit" are used.
Darwin calls Gumball's ideas "crackpot delusions."
Mild
18 of 40 found this mild
In the episode "The Entrance" at some point Gumball and Darwin are seem to be acting high but not from any drug sort.
Nicole and Richard might have had some champagne with their dinner in "The Thing".
Moderate
24 of 45 found this moderate
Some scenes of Tina threatening Gumball and Darwin.
There are some scenes that are more mature than the original which kids should not witness without guidance.
Mild/Moderate for neurodivergent viewers.
Gumball's mom has more anger issues in this show than the previous one.
Some scenes have a deeper meaning that only teens/adults understand not kids though.
A few scenes can be frightening for younger viewers.
7-13,13-20 Frightening & Intense scenes.
This show is more for tweens/teens (10-17) and up.
The show is a little more mature than the OG one, but still very silly.
Comic nightmare scenes.
