Lilo and Stitch

Lilo and her sister Nani are both Native Hawaiians. Nani and David are both voiced by Hawaiian actors -- Tia Carrere, who is multiracial, and Jason Scott Lee, who has Native Hawaiian ancestry -- who helped shape the script to better reflect their experiences. Unlike many young female cartoon characters, Nani is drawn with a healthy body weight and proportions. The only Black character, social worker Cobra Bubbles, is slightly villainized: Concerned about Nani's ability to care for her sister, he threatens to remove Lilo from her custody. A non-traditional family unit eventually proves to be safe, secure, and loving.

Lots of non-lethal cartoon action. On a distant planet, aliens/monsters are always ready to do battle: There are explosions, falls, armed conflict in space, shooting with lasers, stabbing with a needle, creatures held in glass cages, and an unintentional capture and imprisonment of a little girl. On Earth, a child punches and bites a classmate (but apologizes immediately after), a house blows up and falls apart, there's gunfire (by alien lasers), characters are dragged underwater, and there are frequent appearances by a destructive little monster with gnashing teeth and vicious behavior. The main characters' parents died in a car accident (a fact that is referenced once).

David, Nani's coworker, is smitten with Nani and asks her out a few times. He's respectful and supportive of their friendship when she says no, even though she's also interested in him.

"Butt" is used, along with the angry gibberish Stitch uses as a stand-in for cursing.