Dragons of Wonderhatch

The main character's best friend is a Black Japanese boy, played by a Nigerian Japanese actor. Although not a main character, the friend is a fleshed-out character with his own storyline, where he face struggles not directly related to his race or ethnicity. Themes of culture, community, and belonging. Characters from different worlds with different languages learn about each other's ways of life, become friends, and help each other solve problems to protect their communities.

Fantasy and real-world violence. In the animated scenes are battles between a masked villain and the heroes. Animated characters "explode" into bursts of manga volumes and disappear, as if they had died. Characters use magic and weapons (blades, bow and arrow) to fight. Characters are in peril as the world collapses. In live-action scenes, a vigilante attacks criminals using martial arts and improvised weapons. The vigilante faces consequences for his actions. Older adults threaten and beat up a younger adult who is blindfolded and appears to have been kidnapped. People are shown bloodied and unconscious after fights. A character who can hear peoples' thoughts overhears thoughts of violence from people off-screen.

An adult character makes reference to falling in love; his partner is later introduced and shown to be pregnant.

Language includes profanity ("damn," "hell," "son of a bitch," "bastard") and voice-over of people threatening violence (e.g., "I'm going to kill you," "run him over"). Side characters talk down to the main characters ("idiot," "useless," "not talented enough").

Adults drink alcohol. An adult character becomes a vigilante after drinking too much; he is tried in court for his excessive violence while intoxicated.