Comments in one episode whether a character is "hot" or a "pervert".

Characters are sometimes seen without shirts or pants in a non-sexual context. Very rarely some non human characters are seen completely naked but with no genitalia.

Occasional mentions of crushes and dating.

In an episode, Ivy kiss Sprig

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Some slapstick, comic fantasy violence (like a character made of vegetables being stabbed in the eye in one episode). There is also frequent dark humor related to violent acts and death.

There are rare instances where characters punch themselves for comic effect.

Some episodes, specially those from season 3 and the season 2 finale, contain more violence than usual, mostly against fantastical creatures like robots.

Very mild language like "butt" or "heck".

The word "frog" is usually used as substitute for profanity ("oh my frog", "we frogging love it", "full of frog spit", "speak of the frog devil" "may frog help you" etc).

In Season 3 Episode 12(Segment: Sprivy) Sasha says Good Lord

In season 1 episode 15, Anne clearly says "dang" but the subtitles on Disney+ say it as "damn".

There is the drug reference of licking frogs used in the episode "wax museum"

In Season 3, Episode 3B "Adventures in Catsitting", towards the credits, Anne returns home in a heavy dose of painkillers and medicine after returning from the dentist, causing her to act very loopy.

in the episode "A Night at the Inn" it's implied that the toad put something in the cookies causing everyone to sleep.

Some scenes where the main characters get attacked by giant insects may be a little frightening for young children.

There are some scenes of mild peril such as characters falling from great heights and being chased by enemies.

Throughout the series, you can find frog's and toad's skeletal remains.

If it was rated by the MPA, it probably would be rated PG for rude/suggestive material, action, violence, and language