One of Manolo's mariachi musicians refers to sexiness.

Manolo and Joaquin both flirt with Maria. She agrees to marry Joaquin so that he will stay and protect her city.

Manolo engages in a bullfight. The bull charges at him, but Manolo cunningly evades the bull. Then he prepares to kill the bull with a sword, only to realize that it would be wrong to kill the bull. Outraged by his refusal to finish the bull, the audience jeers at and throws objects at Manolo. One person throws a guitar that knocks Manolo unconscious.

Various bullfights result in the deaths of several members of Manolo's family.

A gang of thieves attack a city, and the protagonists fight back.

3 exclamations using the word 'goodness'.

When Xibalba summons the spirit of every bull killed by a Sanchez and they combine into one, the Candle Maker says "that's a lot of bull."

None, this is a profanity-free movie. However there are some minor insults. The word "sexy" is used once.

One of the musicians friends claims that he has been to 4 bars twice

Various unspecified drinks are served in the Land of the Remembered.

Manolo's father disowns him after he openly refuses to kill a bull, but later sees the error of his ways.

People are seen honoring deceased relatives during Day of the Dead, including Manolo's mother, though it is never specified how she died.

The theme of the movie and related images (particularly the barren Land of the Forgotten) may be too intense for very young children.

To settle a wager, Manolo must escape a maze with giant round boulders rolling toward him.

Due to his gigantic size and fury, Chakal may frighten or seem unsettling to young viewers.