No it's not bro

@@ZZZKZordy bro what ☠️

Well some of the dreamworks include a small blood warning but not too much cuz it's not an adult cartoon

El Dorado showed blood from Miguel, he was elbowed in the head and bled, not technically a fight but he still bled

Cowboys and aliens

Yeah, I called bullshit when I saw that. Unless he changes weapons to a similarly thin edged blade but I have a hard time thinking something that thin would do it. I have yet to watch the film but that whole fight feels like a cop out to let Puss live rather than have him pay the consequence for his actions.

@@RenjiMaili Plus, cutting through a staff/polearm requires a fair amount of strength to swing the weapon hard enough to cause damage to the weapon itself...Puss is a cat, Death is a wolf. The wolf is vastly more powerful than a cat.

@@firefox5714 at the beginning Puss sends people flying after parrying their attacks, he seems super strong

@@zephyr9852 How does he send them flying? Like a shockwave or does he send them tumbling to the ground because when you parry an opponent's strike, you have 3 choices, lock swords with them so neither you nor them can for a strike until you break apart. Redirect their momentum as they go to strike you, which can be a parry and use their own angle and body weight to make them fall to the ground or a parry and guard is when you block and or deflect a strike which means if your sword collides with your opponent's sword, knocks their sword back and you return to your defensive stance ready to block again. That is parry as you block their weapon with yours and guard because you are not the attacker hence you are waiting for the next attack to come.

@@firefox5714 he sends them tumbling, adult people with bigger swords, that's something

Me too bro