There is fighting with swords, hand-to-hand combat and martial arts. This may make your empathetic kids sad as well. Some characters lose loved ones to the Druun and when talking about their stories are very sad. Think Dementor that turns you to stone as it passes by. There are some scary moments that may frighten little ones, especially with the Druun, which is a dark mist-like monster. There are a couple of potty words like butt, butt-kickery, badaxery, and dung for brains.
There is no profanity in Raya and the Last Dragon. However, if you’re a fan of the self-rescuing princesses that can kick butt (raises hand), Raya is for you. Is Raya and the Last Dragon kid friendly? Parents need to know that there is some action, sword-fighting, and sad moments. Raya embarks on a journey to find Sisu (Awkwafina), the last dragon to save the world and her father, but her old frenemy, Namaari (Gemma Chan) wants to stop her. Surrounding lands want that gem and when it’s broken, people turn to stone, including Raya’s father. Raya, (Kelly Marie Tran) is a proud Guardian of the Dragon Gem in the land of Heart, where her father is a Chief. However, an evil force came to threaten that peace until only one dragon was left. Long ago in the fantasy world of Kumandra, humans and dragons lived together in harmony.
Is Raya and the Last Dragon Kid Friendly? With impressive animation and a story full of heart, here’s what parents need to know in this Raya and the Last Dragon Parents Guide. While there is definitely some buttkickery, martial arts, and some scary moments, overall Raya is a heroine that deserves to be seen. Wondering if Raya and the Last Dragon is ok for kids? Raya and the Last Dragon is rated PG for action and some animated violence.
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