Dory thinks that she has to explain the 'birds and the bees' to Mr Ray's class and starts by saying 'When two fish love each other...', but he cuts her off before she can go any further.

Marlin is implied to have vomited off screen.

A clam mentions dating a scallop, implying that she left him and broke his heart.

some people may find marlin arousing and the fish are wearing no clothing

Hank gets a tentacle trodden on.

Hank says 'Holy carp', obviously an alternative for the usual word.

1 brief use of the phrase "Suck It" by an Octopus.

Dory has a panic attack at one moment. This can be very powerful and sad for many people.

This film is less intense than its predecessor, since it sometimes adds some comic relief to the intense scenes.

For people who feel like they don't fit in like Dory, this film can be VERY emotional

A little more tamer than Finding Nemo not as many scary scenes

A large squid attacks Marlin, Nemo, and Dory.

There is a pervasive theme of losing one's family throughout.

Dory is put in a bucket with dead fish. This is played to comedic effect however.

There are several scenes where either Dory or Marlin and Nemo are in peril.

Towards the end of the movie, Dory finds out how she was separated from her parents. This scene is very emotional.

Dory, throughout the movie, has flash-backs of when she was little. These scenes are also emotional.