Malcolm in The Guardian dismissed concerns about the film's suitability for children by stating that "It is not true, as had already been hinted at by some, that the film is too violent and disturbing for children. Garfunkel's version was heard years later, on the Watership Down TV series soundtrack released in 2000. He talks to the ProtecTeam within a holographic form as he lives in the building for the Bunnyganger (the ProtecTeam's mech).

The Amazing Secret Spies - Débilouman's spies, who can only say one word and all look the exact same, wearing opaque black shades. Modchi - Débilouman's sidekick, who resembles Potchi in appearance but is light purple instead, with bumps, a scar and large red eyes. The backgrounds and locations, especially Efrafa and the nearby railway, are based on the diagrams and maps in Richard Adams's original novel. This additive piece, we believe, is important not only for the kids, but also with the parent,” DeWitt says. Like the BBFC, film critics in 1978 characterised Watership Down as suitable for children in spite of its potentially distressing aspects.

Thumper is known for his distinctive habit of thumping his foot when he is excited, and for his playful personality. Scott in The Globe and Mail wrote that "Parents are more apt to feel squeamish about this than their children: there is nothing as devastating as the death of Bambi's mother. Considering all the devastating moments in Bambi — I still leave the room during the death of Bambi's mother — Thumper is memorable for his good cheer as much as for his signature foot-stomping. However, any trace of the show had been removed later on, likely due to the series' themes, as it is more explicit compared to adult humor in other kids' shows. Or, more accurately, to videos, which many kids today watch on smartphones, tablets or computers instead of TV sets.

Children's media scholar Catherine Lester argues that the violence is "never without a specific narrative or moral purpose" and that discussions of the film's effect upon children require "greater nuance" that acknowledges the complexity and variety of children as viewers and how they respond to films. The White Rabbit is often depicted as being dressed in a waistcoat and carrying a pocket watch, and is known for his memorable catchphrase, "Oh dear! Now operated by the fourth generation of Barrangos and over 100 years of experience in the industry, we continue to produce the finest quality custom seasonal decor programs available.How could you program an artificial agent to know what that child knows and what is the appropriate next question? From shooting an arrow into Little John's courtyard to ending up behind bars due to non-payment of taxes, this 7-year-old rabbit gets himself into quite difficult situations.

Not only did children learn a lot better with conversational agents, but the biggest gains were to English language learners,” Warschauer says. Jean-François is naive and kind, being rather emotionally stable and optimistic throughout the series (compared to Bunny and Candy) – though he also appears to be emotionally vulnerable, as he would either cry, or (other times) cower, if he gets too uncomfortable. We proudly source our produce from Aussie farmers, and purchase by-products from the human supply chain that would otherwise go to landfill.It was given a DVD release in 2001 by Universal Pictures Home Entertainment and another in 2005 from Warner Home Video. Professor Débilouman - A man who is short, wears a white lab coat, has spiky black hair and has a long, oni-like nose. He praised in particular the aesthetics, sound design, and the film's way of humanising the rabbit characters without over-anthropomorphising them. In general, we found that kids learned more, are more engaged and had more positive perceptions,” Xu says. His spirit follows the visitor through the woodland and trees towards the Sun, which metamorphoses into Frith, and the afterlife, as Frith's parting advice to El-Ahrairah is heard once more.