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Okay I think that it has good lore and characters I think there's an interesting world and the animation is.. okay and the character designs are alright but there's one major issue and that is the overuse of fart jokes.

I get it's a kids cartoon but I feel like the fart "jokes" are so overdone to the point where it's annoying. And I get the fart and butt thing are important to the world but it just feels so overused. I die a bit inside every time there's one on screen. But sadly I've got to admit once again the story is fairly good for a kids cartoon and so is the character development. There's also a lot of gross-out humor which I didn't appreciate like at all.

There's some good humor here and there but it's mostly just fart and gross-out stuff that. Also for those saying it's not a kids cartoon it is so obviously one any cartoon meant for older audiences wouldn't want to rely so much on gross-out humor and fart jokes.

I actually think the theme song is pretty catchy as well but that isn't really all that important to this review. I think the show is something great but with so much cringe jokes to the point where it's difficult to watch but if you look past the trashy jokes you'll find great characters and an interesting developed world and plot. They add extra information about new characters or beasts at the end with little log bits that are fun to watch.

It's entertaining but oh my god so cringe and hard to watch but I cannot deny it's good in every else way.

I'm not sure where other reviewers are getting the information about this show being targeted at 5-7 year olds. It's labeled as PG on Netflix.

That out of the way, this show is terrific. The humor is utterly juvenile. All the most hilarious things for kids. Also, to again address the pearl-clutching reviewers, this series is not subtley trying to draw your wee children into its sticky web. It pretty much lays its cards directly into the table with the precipitating event being called "The Big Fart" that turns the Earth into a back. After that intro if you're shocked by what comes after then you need to reassess your critical thinking skills.

Apart from the, really very fun, grossout stuff there's a nice undercurrent of smart humor and self-parody. The voice acting is good and the animation is a balance of very simple and nicely detailed.

Overall Mutant Busters is a rollicking good time. High octane fun, wonderful potty humor, and a plot that's better than it has any right to be.

Compared to what the kids could be watching, a "damn" or "hell" isnt that bad givin most kids hear worse on a daily basis. It's a fun show to watch. Get over it.

The target audience is age 5 - 7. Yet the show is jam packed full of vulgar humor and the characters say "hell" and "damn" a lot. Don't get me wrong I don't mind swearing myself but I'm also not someone or something marketed for 5 year old kids either. My thoughts on this, if I would punish my child for saying the word should I allow him to watch a show where they say the word over and over again?

Maybe chagr it to PG so teenagers could watch, Besides that I loved the humor and plot!

This show is garbage. It's disgusting and is a great example of what is wrong with the world. The good reviews are so discouraging. Do better.

I have a 5 year old and two 6 almost 7 year olds . Anytime we turn on Netflix this is the show that is asked for everyday there's one season and they watch it over and over again. Some sensitive parents may feel a few visuals are for a more mature audience but my kids understand cartoons are just that. There's quite a few more shows that I'd consider worst.

My son loves the story. He thinks it's funny. I hate the swearing. It's frequent and so unnecessary. I'm really surprised that they chose to keep the foul language when it was translated into English. The rating is for 5-7 year olds?? No way. 7+ Is more likely. I'm very disappointed and my son is outright angry & sad he can't watch it. Yes, kids hear this language but...no I'm not going to choose to bring it into my home and have them hear it over and over and then repeat it in kindergarten class.

It's a fun show and the "swear words" said are not bad words imbeciles.

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I completely agree with previous users that this show is not for their target audience of ages 5-7. If you want to keep the show the way it is then change the audience you are making it for.

The show has a very interesting story and plot likable characters and some good jokes, and yes "cussing" if you want to say damn and hell are curse words, i would say it should be at least 11 or older. Despite that they use fart jokes so many times and it gets more gross then funny, also the voice acting isn't great but thats mainly with sheriff. The animation is fun and bouncy the character designs are unique and memorable, just needed to use less fart jokes. Other then that it is a good show, not great but i do remember liking it enough and gave me some good laughs. I would recomend for 11 year olds and older but i wouldn't say its language is vulgar they just say damn and hell and thats really it. (sorry if i repeated stuff 600 characters were needed)

This show is available on Netflix kids so I didn't expect this show to have such familiar terms like « damn », or « hell », but at least there are no really bad curse words. The story is about farts and such, so it is clearly not the smartest series to show to your kid, but it can be funny for older kids. I wouldn't show this to kids under 9-10 though.

My son is 5 and loves this show, however, I'm not ok with the characters swearing or saying things I don't want repeated from a five-year-olds lips.

Sure it's got a few ok jokes, but I don't think kids should watch it and if I'm honest it's boring as hell. They defeated the main bad guy in one episode and the show didnt end. The pacing's wrong, but the artstyles pretty cute. I can tell they made this show specifically to sell merch.

I was watching one of the episodes with my son and about 8 minutes of bad wolds and negativity I just saw 2 of the actors kissing each other actually there was 2 boys I don't a problem with different preference sexuality but I just didn't fine well that Cain of activity for a 3 years old kids it's very unappreciated and disrespectful 😡

IMO, there no cursing or swearing. Its just a dumb show.

Much dumber, IMO, than the majority of kid's shows.

Paw Patrol and My Little Pony are way smarter and more intelligent than this rubbish.

It's very obviously only meant to sell toys, so I'm glad they don't seem to be available here in Spain.

The humour is lazy toilet humour, all farts and little else.

My 7 and 3 year old are watching and i thought I heard a "damn" but I was like no there is no way. Seconds later they are saying "damn" and "hell" every 5 seconds. I don't care if it's good or not, it should not be on the kids section of Netflix.

Don't know how this was rated PG. There shouldn't be cussing in a show geared toward little kids. This should be PG-13.