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This show is a simple yet tasteful take on the Cold War and the best adaptation of Animal Farm I have ever seen. Many FAKE fans wonder, how come there's a zoo? How come some animals are pets and some are human? Then they leave a 1 star review because they don't understand the intricacies of Peppa Pig. SPOILERS! The reason to all your questions is the nuclear war. In year 392t, GMOs and growth hormones give ONLY mammals and reptiles the power to speak and think like humans. They rebel against humans after raiding and burning cities. They kill most humans while the rich hide in bomb shelters. Eventually prey start a civil war against predators. When the war ends they eventually join together in peace and use lab protein to feed predators ethically. They regrow Earth into having some cities and lots of GMO'd grass + greenhouses to produce oxygen easily. They create what is almost a utopia except for one thing. The humans. The remaining humans had found out how to reverse the effects of hormones on animals and start making them feral again. So to explain the zoo episode, it is a research facility to help other animal classes gain awareness and for victims of the wars. Madame Gazelle is racist because of war PTSD and violent propaganda from the civil war. There. Now all the FAKE 1 star watchers have been disproven. Peppa Pig is a wonderful take on the effects of war and how to rebuild a society. For more bloody takes on war, watch the anime sequel of Dora. Dora into the City is underrated. I recommend reading the reviews I and others made and watching the first anime to understand the lore before watching. I rate Peppa Pig 12+ because it's not graphic, only implied.

THis spin off series from the anime focuses too much on the animals that loses plot. The deaths every episode are boring and the gore is boring. The original Dora anime and the sequel are MUCH better. The plot is stolen from them anyway. The scene where Diego sacrifices his body into a blazing fire for the jungle to no avail? That was stolen from Dora Into the City. When the monkeys eat his sister alive? Copied the troll from the classic anime. And the Minecraft arc? Excuse me but they were trying too hard. Entertaining, but if you have already watched any other series in the Dora franchise, don't bother.

Great show to expose 13+ children to spicy horror. The terrorizing blaze of fire still sticks in my mind as Dora must sacrifice her soul to save the city to no avail. The deaths of beloved characters were well-done, devastating, and not repetitive or boring. Painful, emotional, and heartbreaking, this saucy epic will send shivers down the spine in this bloodbath for the ages. Similar to the fear-mongering show Caillou. Experience this historically based thriller for yourself. Would not recommend for the fearful or anyone under 13 due to scarring images. EDIT: I made this review a year ago and have gotten backlash. Many fans say the new season is no good. IT IS. They have taken a new direction to explore the morals of power and the ideas of a greater good, and with that have less gore, but it is JUST as thrilling without bloodshed. The new mind control powers Naiya gains is my personal favourite plot twist and her becoming evil was satisfying to end off with for the season finale. Please don't be turned off by the more adult language. Change my mind to 18+. VERY saucy.