Battle for Dream Island (2010)

Several Adult jokes are sprinkled throughout BFDI and BFDIA.

Infrequent and mild innuendos are present in the show. However, it is rare and young children wouldn't understand them.

In BFB 6 And BFDI:TPOT 2 Bell makes suggestive noises, but these are most likely simple reaction noises to a non-suggestive topic.

It can be seen in some episodes of BFB that some contestants use divers, however there are contestants who do not have clothes and there are no intimate parts of the characters

In BFDI 17, when Ice Cube falls on Pencil their crotches touch together.

In BFDI 7, when Snowball and Coiny's mouths touch eachother.

In bfdi 1b, coiny made a joke about golf ball and tennis ball kissing each other in a tree.

In S2 E7, the vote count shows 69,548 votes. Coiny says an adult joke "if only it were 128 lower." The maths problem 69,548 - 128 is 69,420.

In season 1, Pen says an adult joke, referencing a certain male body part.

Some objects can easily be "killed", such as Bubble or Ice Cube through popping or melting. However, no blood or gore is shown, and the contestants can be brought back to life using a "recovery center"

Most episodes include non-disciplinary slapping. Firey and Coiny slap each other often when arguing and Needle slaps other objects that call her Needy.

Several times in BFDI and BFDIA, incinerators are shown. When objects go into it, they melt.

In the first episode of the 5th season, Two was being punched by the contestants over and over again.

Slapstick violence is uncommon here.

There is mild violence.

In every episode, there are a lot of "OMG", and "Oh My Gosh"(s) that are used including 1 use of "Oh My Go(i)sh " And "Oh My God"

Pin used the middle finger to Leafy in season 1. (was later proven by Cary that it was the ring finger which actually turned out to be a joke)

Two uses of "screw(ed)", and a use of "What the flip?"

One time in season four, Flower said "Big fluffing deal." It's kind of obvious what she wanted to say, though.

Lolipop uses "freaking" in BFB 1.

From BFDIA 7 onwards, a new elimination place is introduced, which becomes known as the " Weak Trembling Fortress ", which is " WTF " in short. For kids who watch BFDI, the joke is just..:like the f-bomb.

In BFB 1, Pillow says "a true indicator doesn't give a fluff" and it's pretty obvious on what she was trying to say. In fact, the storyboard had the intention of Pillow actually swearing.

Some fan summited characters contain such profanities as b***e and p***p.

Robot Flower says "hellbent" in a season 5 episode.

In Season 1 Episode 17, one of the characters (Coiny) says "Oh no! That means he knows about all the times I called him a-" however, he gets cut off by the intro.

There are some episodes where a jar of cyanide capsules is visible. Some episodes show it as a culinary ingredient.

And that jar of cyanide capsules was shown in BFDI 4 and in BFB 1.

Cyanide is mentioned and shown in BFDI 4 and BFB 1.

Bubble dies all the time, but there aren't that many scary scenes (See in violence and gore)

There is an evil version of Leafy with a red body and large staring eyes. She can eat and possess contestants.

In BFDIA, the chase scene between Leafy and other contestants may be a bit intense to some viewers.

Four is often seen intimidating the contestants and frightening them.

At the end of BFDIA 5a, Evil Leafy consumes two teams worth of objects. She unexpectedly expands in size, screaming demonically as her mouth transforms into a different scribble for each frame, then she returns to her original size and remains motionless for over a minute as the episode ends.

Darker than you might expect.

In BFDIA 13, Ruby and Needle used the Hand-Powered Recovery Center, with Ruby typing names and Needle cranking the machine to recover characters. Ruby typed "Horrifying Sludge," a blob that was Ruby's best friend during her childhood. Needle recovered them without noticing at first, and Horrifying Sludge's appearance might be unsettling to some kids.