A king appears to be naked as he is seen bathing and getting washed. Only the upper body, as well as a foot, are seen.

A man tries to take two horses, and causes them to run berserk. Several people are almost run over by the two horses. Wagons and some other stuff are getting destroyed during the chaos.

During some of the scenes in relation to the firebird's feather, there are references to execution by hanging. For example, a boy is commanded to by the king to brind the firebird to a certain place, or he'll be hanged.

A boy catches a firebird, and puts it in a bag.

A boy riding a magic pony causes a man to hang in rope by foot.

A firebird attacks several people. Nothing serious.

A parrot pokes a man on the head.

A boy is told to be "torned to tiny little pieces", if his new task is to be failed.

A maiden princess is caught inside a tent.

A huge fish has been sentenced to lie with many people living upon it, because it has swallowed 30 boats. The boats with multiple people get free for some reasons..

A man captures a magic pony, and puts it into a bag.

A scorpion is boiled upon being held over boiling oil.

A boy is about to get pushed to jump into boiling oil, but is saved when a magic pony arrives on the scene.

A pony causes a man to fall out through an open window, and fall into a well.

A man jumps into boiling oil, and is mentioned to become wiser. However, in the Russian version, it is implied he would have died right now.

A boy mentions "devil".

Two men are drunk, and even utter stuff like "when you're really drunk".

The king's advisor wants the main character dead, something which may upset some children. The scene with the boiling oil may be a bit scary for a few small children, but there is nothing to worry about, as this cartoon movie has been rated G in the USA.