Dog Man

Dog Man (2025)

Directed by Peter Hastings Β· Written by Peter Hastings, Dav Pilkey
Movie PG
Woke-o-meter 2/20 2/20
Content rating: The film contains mild, bloodless cartoon violence and slapstick action, very mild language and playground insults, and brief moments of lighthearted animated peril.
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Synopsis

Following a bizarre accident that merges a police officer and his canine companion into a single hybrid hero, the newly formed Dog Man must step up to protect his city. He soon faces a major threat when the devious Petey the Cat schemes to amplify his wicked capabilities by creating a miniature clone.

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Woke Score Breakdown

🎭 Race-swapped character
2
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The character of Butler, who was originally drawn as a fair-skinned male in the graphic novels, is portrayed as a female intern of Asian descent voiced by Poppy Liu.


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πŸ”ƒ Gender-swapped character
2
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The character of Butler, originally a male in the graphic novels, is reimagined as a female intern. Additionally, the doctor who operates on Dog Man is depicted as a female.


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πŸ‘₯ Diverse casting
1
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The voice cast is diverse, but is not visibly assembled to foreground demographic representation for its own sake, aligning closely with the visual designs of the original material.


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✊ Racial messaging
1
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The film does not address systemic racism, white culpability, or racial grievances.


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πŸ›‚ Immigrant themes
1
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No themes or arguments relating to immigration or open borders are present.


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πŸͺΆ Indigenous peoples
1
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There are no storylines or moral arguments concerning the issues of native or indigenous peoples.


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πŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆ LGBT characters
1
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No LGBT characters, relationships, or related themes are present in the film.


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♀️ Feminist themes
1
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The story focus remains on the comedic dynamic between Dog Man, Petey, and Lil Petey, completely avoiding feminist or anti-masculine themes.


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🏒 Anti-capitalist themes
1
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The film contains no messages criticizing capitalism, business, or the profit motive.


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🌱 Environmental issues
1
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No environmental or climate advocacy themes are present.


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Content Rating Breakdown

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πŸ’‹ Sex & Nudity
None
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No sexual content or nudity is depicted. There is a clean romantic subplot where two characters hug, and brief mentions of a character's former girlfriend having moved on, but there is no explicit content.


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🩸 Violence & Gore
Mild
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Features frequent bloodless cartoon violence and comedic slapstick action. Characters are thrown into walls, crash in vehicles, and get caught in comical explosions without real injuries. A bomb blast injures Officer Knight and his dog Greg, who are shown wrapped in cartoonish hospital bandages prior to their absurd, off-screen grafting surgery.


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🀬 Profanity
Mild
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No strong profanity is used. Dialogue contains only very mild terms such as 'jeez,' 'dang,' 'heck,' and an unfinished 'What theβ€”!', alongside playground-style insults like 'stupid,' 'suckers,' 'losers,' and 'poo poo head.'


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🍺 Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
None
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No alcohol, tobacco, or illegal drug use is shown or referenced.


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πŸ‘» Frightening & Intense Scenes
Mild
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Features minor animated peril, including giant robot threats, a telekinetic fish villain, and buildings coming to life. While the initial bomb blast and surgery premise are slightly bizarre, the overall tone remains silly, goofy, and reassuringly lighthearted.


Your rating: None: 0 / Mild: 0 / Moderate: 0 / Severe: 0

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