Mutant Busters

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.

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 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)

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

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

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