Parents guide

Gargamel is rather abusive to Azrael and later to Scruple, kicking them, stepping on them and throwing pots and pans at them.

Clockwork Smurf and Clockwork Smurfette are seen multiple times getting struck by lightning, seemingly dying and being tossed around and broken, but Handy Smurf always revives them both.

As a running gag, Brainy Smurf is often thrown backwards on his head a great distance after making a condescending statement, however the character is uninjured by this and only appears mildly annoyed.

Characters are shown getting mildly injured for comedic purposes (falling off of hills, struck by lightning, stung by bees, getting pricked with thorns).

Jokey Smurf as a running gag has surprise gift boxes which explode in the face of anybody who tries to open them. The boxes never seriously hurt anybody.

Gargamel is often shown throwing the Smurfs into cookware and threatening to kill them, eat them or turn them into gold. He sings about his attempts and makes disturbing statements about how he wants to eat "deep fried Smurfs" and other made-up Smurf foods (this is even enough to repulse Azrael and Scruple at times; at one point Scruple leaves Gargamel's house in horror, telling Gargamel, "I don't want to hear the screaming" as Gargamel is preparing to eat the Smurfs).

Lord Balthazar's "moat monster" has its neck tied up in a knot by Denisa (intended to be comedic).

Gargamel and Scruple fall down a hill twice, and in one instance, Azrael is with them. The Smurfs laugh and take pictures of the incident.

Gargamel needs to put a potion directly into a volcano where there is molten-hot tar at the bottom. He ties Scruple to a rope and uses a machine to drop him down in (he nearly falls into the tar), and Gargamel later abandons him when the volcano begins to erupt (Scruple is not injured or killed; he manages to climb up the rope and escape on his own).

Characters get slapped in some episodes.

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Some episodes, scenes and characters (like monsters) may be too intense/frightening for young children. In many episodes positive characters encounter life-threatening situations but it's always depicted in a stylized and light-hearted way.