When Ness and Nessy first appear on-screen, they are seen loving each other.

A fish discovers a box of bras.

A female fish is shown with visible nipples. It's nothing sexual, this is 100% natural for her.

When rescuing a man, a fish accidentally removes the man's jeans. The man is embarrassed upon discovering his butt and penis are visible. This scene is made for comic relief.

A fish slaps a seahorse.

A seagull is stuck in oil spill, and almost burned when another seagull comes to the rescue.

A ship is seen burning down, and sinking under water.

A man attempts to catch two sea creatures. The creatures manage to jump back into water before they could be caught.

Several fish shoot rockets at helicopters that carry boxes of something poisonous.

Several blue-colored rocket-like fish sacrifice themselves by eating boxes that contains poisonous stuff. They turn yellow/green and die.

A small fish puts himself into a small hole in a box containing something poisonous. He dies.

A ship blows up, and multiple men escape and jump into water to save their lives. Then the scene turns humorous when they are sent into land by being slapped and thrown by multiple sea creatures.

There could be very mild language, but nothing bad.

An empty bottle is seen thrown into water. According to the label on the bottle, it has contained vodka.

Water pollution plays an important role in this cartoon feature. There are several dramatic scenes related to this theme, such as a seagull being stuck in oil spill, a burning boat, and boxes containing something dangerous and dropped under water.

There are a few mild scenes of fish sacrifice and deaths that can be little upsetting for some children.