- Content: “Iron Friends, Suit Up!”
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What You Need To Know:
The first three episodes of Season 1 of IRON MAN AND HIS AWESOME FRIENDS showcase vibrant animation that keeps you engaged and connected the whole time. The voice actors are phenomenal, with Tony Hale doing a fantastic job voicing Ultron. The show teaches moral lessons at the end of each episode, focusing on family, kindness, and teamwork. The series contains action violence; however, nothing gory is ever shown. MOVIEGUIDE advises caution for young children with a sensitivity to action.
Content:
A strong moral worldview where lessons are highlighted at the end of each episode. Characters learn the importance of family, kindness, fighting for good, and listening to one another;
No foul language;
Cartoon action violence including people hanging from wreckage and being trapped beneath large stickers shot by a villain, characters fight the villains with lasers and other weapons. A boy falls out of a tree, and a chicken swallows someone; no one is hurt. A robot chicken throws eggs at people;
No sex;
No nudity;
No alcohol use;
None, and,
A villain steals toys from children.
More Detail:
In Episode 1.1 of Iron Man and His Awesome Friends, Ultron shows up to terrorize the community’s children with a special device that strips them of all their toys. The Iron Friends must find a way to stop him and protect the town’s children. In the second mini story of episode 1, Iron Hulk accidentally turns a food cart into a giant robotic chicken that tries to trap all the citizens in the street with gooey eggs it throws at them. Along the way, the Iron Friends discover how to better help and protect the community with their special powers.
In Episode 1.2, the Stark Expo is just kicking off, and everyone is ready and waiting for the exhilarating fireworks show that is soon to come. However, things are disrupted when Ultron shows up and sabotages the event. He has a machine affixed to his flying glider that shoots giant stickers of his face. He starts shooting them at the people strolling around the Expo. The Iron team doesn’t miss a beat and suits up quickly to take on the evil Ultron and save the day.
In the second mini story of episode 1.2, Iron Heart creates special shoes that enable the wearer to bounce indefinitely. The only problem is that she forgot to put a kill switch on it, so the wearer can’t ever stop bouncing, which becomes a problem when an evil villain lays hands on them and uses them to terrorize the community. The Iron team must stop him before he destroys the whole town. In this episode, family is highlighted, with a tight bond between Iron Man and his father.
In Episode 1.3 of Iron Man and His Awesome Friends, Ultron once again shows up, and this time he is trying to build himself a new headquarters right on the beach. But to do this, he must tear down the pier that houses all the food carts and carnival rides. Ultron doesn’t care and goes to work ripping it apart. The Iron team must unite to stop him before he destroys the town’s beloved pier.
In the second mini story of episode 1.3, the Iron team is enjoying delicious pies in the warm summer sun when suddenly a villain, armed with stink bugs as henchmen, descends on the town to spoil the day. The Iron team must drop what they’re doing to chase the villain down.
IRON MAN AND HIS AWESOME FRIENDS Episodes 1.1-1.3 showcase vibrant animation that keeps you engaged and connected throughout. It has themes and dialogue that are easy to follow for any age. The broad storylines can feel repetitive at times; however, each story has its own little twist and uniqueness. The voice actors are phenomenal, with Tony Hale absolutely doing a fantastic job voicing Ultron and Mason Blomberg as Iron Man.
IRON MAN AND HIS AWESOME FRIENDS Episodes 1.1-1.3 is a clean show with no language or any suggestive content. There is some light violence: the villain destroying infrastructure, and Iron Man and his team trying to stop them by force; however, it is all very light, with nothing graphic. Each episode highlights a value or moral at the end, such as kindness, family, and teamwork. MOVIEGUIDE advises caution for children with a sensitivity to violence and action.
