History YMMV / TheLongLongHoliday

** An awful lot of gunfire is shown across the series.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: The show shows plenty of violent situations accurate to the realities of World War II, and its targeted to a younger audience.

* CompleteMonster: [[LesCollaborateurs Durand]] is a resident of the small French town of Grangeville. After the town is [[UsefulNotes/WorldWarII occupied by the Nazis]], Durand becomes a [[TreacheryIsASpecialKindOfEvil traitorous collaborator]]. Durand vows to root out Jews and French citizens who are disloyal to the Vichy regime. When a group of children who name themselves the Robinsons start to resist the Nazis, Durand tries to expose them and have them arrested by the Nazis. Durand manages to get their teacher Mr. Herbin arrested. Durand turns in a Jewish [[WouldHurtAChild teenager]] who refuses to wear the Star of David badge to the Nazis and he is sent to a [[UsefulNotes/TheHolocaust death camp]]. Durand ultimately finds the Robinsons' clubhouse in the woods and informs the Nazis of it, happy that the Nazis intend to kill everyone there.

* CompleteMonster: [[LesCollaborateurs Durand]] is a resident of the small French town of Grangeville. After the town is occupied by the Nazis, Durand becomes a [[TreacheryIsASpecialKindOfEvil traitorous collaborator]]. Durand vows to root out Jews and French citizens who are disloyal to the Vichy regime. When a group of children who name themselves the Robinsons start to resist the Nazis, Durand tries to expose them and have them arrested by the Nazis. Durand manages to get their teacher Mr. Herbin arrested. Durand turns in a Jewish [[WouldHurtAChild teenager]] who refuses to wear the Star of David badge to the Nazis and he is sent to a death camp. Durand ultimately finds the Robinsons' clubhouse in the woods and informs the Nazis of it, happy that the Nazis intend to kill everyone there.

** [[spoiler: Pierre almost crosses this when he planned to [[HeWhoFightsMonsters execute Otto and the other German prisoners out of revenge.]] He is fortunately stopped only when Gaston and Colette threaten to never forgive him and Robert taking the gun and protecting Otto.]]

** [[spoiler: [[HeWhoFightsMonsters Pierre]] almost crosses this when he planned to execute Otto and the other German prisoners out of revenge. He is fortunately stopped only when Gaston and Colette threaten to never forgive him and Robert taking the gun and protecting Otto.]]

** [[spoiler: Pierre almost crosses this when he planned to execute Otto and the other German prisoners out of revenge. He is fortunately stopped only when Gaston and Colette threaten to never forgive him and Robert taking the gun and protecting Otto.]]

** [[spoiler: Pierre almost crosses this when he planned to execute Otto and the other German prisoners out of revenge. He is stopped only when Gaston and Colette threaten to never forgive him and Robert taking the gun and protecting Otto.]]

** If Hans didn’t cross this by exploiting the town and [[spoiler eating Muddy]] he definitely crossed this when he killed the Morteau's dog and planned to kill Mrs. Morteau.

** Durand crossed this many times when trying to have the Robinsons arrested by the Nazi’s and his actions leading to the [[spoiler arrest and death of Sparrowhawk.]]

* AnimationAgeGhetto: Definitely avoided the ghetto. The main characters are children living through the horrors of war. While most of the violence is toned down, there is still plenty of (mostly offscreen) death, dead bodies, explosions, and plenty of AdultFear, all of which is treated maturely.

* EpilepticTrees: ''The Long Long Holiday'' takes place in the same universe as one-shot series ''[[ComicBook/SpirouAndFantasio Spirou: Hope Despite Everything]]''. Both are set during WWII with one in France and in Belgium the other. Also, the artist for both works is Emile Bravo.

* EpilepticTrees: ''The Long Long Holiday'' takes place in the same universe as one-shot series ''[[ComicBook/SpirouAndFantasio Spirou: Hope Despite Everything'']]''. Both are set during WWII with one in France and in Belgium the other. Also, the artist for both works is Emile Bravo.

* EpilepticTrees: ''The Long Long Holiday'' takes place in the same universe as Spirou's spinn-off ''Spirou: Hope Despite Everything''. Both are set during WWII with one in France and in Belgium the other. Also, the artist for both works is Emile Bravo.

* LanguageBarrier: When a group of French kids meet an English airman, they communicate surprisingly well despite not knowing each other's languges. Could fall under BilingualDialogue.

* EarWorm: The opening theme, which doesn't even have words but is impossible not to hum along with. Also, Vera Lynn's "We Will Meet Again" and "La Marseillaise"

* Language Barrier: When a group of French kids meet an English airman, they communicate surprisingly well despite not knowing each other's languges. Could fall under Bilingual Dialouge.

* EarWorm: The opening theme, which doesn't even have words but is impossible not to hum along with. Also, Vera Lynn's "We Will Meet Again" and "La Marseillaise"

* AnimationAgeGhetto: Definitely avoided the ghetto. The main characters are children living through the horrors of war. While most of the violence is toned down, there is still plenty of (mostly offscreen) death, dead bodies, explosions, and plenty of AdultFear, all of which is treated maturely.

* AnimationAgeGhetto: Definitely breakthrough the ghetto. The main characters are children living through the horrors of war. While most of the violence is toned down, there is still plenty of (mostly offscreen) death, dead bodies, explosions, and plenty of Adult Fear, all of which is treated maturely.