Is Wizards of Waverly Place right for your family?

• Political & social messagingCentral theme · 77
  Why this score?

  • 0:00–23:00The protagonist reveals the existence of wizards to the general public, challenging a government system that had kept this information hidden.central

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• Religion & spiritualitySignificant · 65
  Why this score?

  • 0:00–23:00The episode presents a magic and supernatural powers system as a central element of the storyline.clear

  Sample of identified scenes. Neutral descriptions, written by Zelari.

• Family themesSignificant · 54
  Why this score?

  • 0:00–23:00The series features a family with three children, with the youngest as the main character, in a context where family members possess magical powers.mild

  Sample of identified scenes. Neutral descriptions, written by Zelari.

• Heavy emotional contentSignificant · 52
  Why this score?

  • 0:00–11:30The public revelation of wizards triggers widespread negative reactions from the non-magical world.clear
  • 0:00–11:30The government has captured and removed all wizards, creating a situation of separation and danger for the magical community.clear

  Sample of identified scenes. Neutral descriptions, written by Zelari.

• Romance & relationshipsTraces · 7
  Why this score?

  • 0:00–0:23No scenes of romance or romantic relationships are presented in this episode.background

  Sample of identified scenes. Neutral descriptions, written by Zelari.

• Sexual contentAbsent · 0
• ViolenceAbsent · 0

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• Family themesSignificant · 65
  Why this score?

  • 0:00–23:00The series features the Russo family structure, composed of parents and children, as a central context for the characters' storylines.clear

  Sample of identified scenes. Neutral descriptions, written by Zelari.

• Religion & spiritualitySignificant · 63
  Why this score?

  • 0:00–23:00The episode depicts a functional magic system in which characters practice magical training and compete in an official wizard competition.clear
  • 0:00–23:00Mythological creatures from Latin American tradition, known as Cucuys, appear as real characters in the storyline.mild

  Sample of identified scenes. Neutral descriptions, written by Zelari.

• Political & social messagingSignificant · 57
  Why this score?

  • 0:00–23:00The episode presents a character who abandons training because he believes there is insufficient time to achieve his competitive goals.mild
  • 0:00–23:00The episode includes a character who volunteers to work with individuals considered problematic in order to improve his own standing.mild

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• Romance & relationshipsPresent · 31
  Why this score?

  • 0:00–0:23Alex learns that she will lose the ability to date Mason, a non-human character, if she gives up her magic training.clear

  Sample of identified scenes. Neutral descriptions, written by Zelari.

• Heavy emotional contentTraces · 23
  Why this score?

  • 0:00–0:23The main character experiences disappointment and uncertainty when considering abandoning her magical training due to concerns about her future prospects.mild
  • 0:00–0:23The main character becomes distressed upon learning that losing her magical abilities will impact her romantic relationship.mild

  Sample of identified scenes. Neutral descriptions, written by Zelari.

• Sexual contentAbsent · 0
• ViolenceAbsent · 0

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