History YMMV / Wizards

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: The misconception of the movie being made for children comes from its PG rating[[note]] Bakshi's lowest rating for a movie[[/note]] as well as Bakshi himself referring to it as such; despite its copious amounts of violence and the well-endowed Eleanor in what looks like a Vegas showgirl outfit. Bakshi clarified in 2012 that when he called the movie a "kids film", he was really inferring to *older* kids aged 13 and up, not actual children. This is also reflected in the film's previously mentioned rating in America, as receiving a PG rating in the 70s was the equivalent of receiving a PG-13 today-- at the time, the PG-13 rating didn't even exist. So while the film certainly isn't for small children, it's ''much'' more kid-friendly than ''WesternAnimation/FritzTheCat'' or ''{{WesternAnimation/Coonskin}}''.

** Even Website/ThisVeryWiki made this mistake because, at one point, this film was cataloged under WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids despite it not being for kids.

** Even Website/ThisVeryWiki made this mistake because, at one point, this film was cataloged under its sister trope, WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids.

** Even Website/ThisVeryWiki made this mistake because, at one point, this film was cataloged under WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids despite it not being for kids.

** Even Website/ThisVeryWiki made this mistake because, at one point, this film was cataloged under WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids despite the film not being for kids.

** Even Website/ThisVeryWiki made this mistake because, at one point, this film was cataloged under WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids despite not being a kids' film.

** Even Website/ThisVeryWiki made this mistake because, at one point, ''WesternAnimation/{{Wizards}}'' was cataloged under WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids despite not being a kids' film.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: The misconception of the movie being made for children comes from its PG rating[[note]] Bakshi's lowest rating for a movie[[/note]] as well as Bakshi himself referring to it as such; despite its copious amounts of violence and the well-endowed Eleanor in what looks like a Vegas showgirl outfit. Bakshi clarified in 2012 that when he called the movie a "kids film", he was really inferring to *older* kids aged 13 and up, not actual children. This is also reflected in the film's previously mentioned rating in America, as receiving a PG rating in the 70s was the equivalent of receiving a PG-13 today-- at the time, the PG-13 rating didn't even exist. So while the film certainly isn't for small children, it's ''much'' more kid-friendly than ''WesternAnimation/FritzTheCat'' or ''{{WesternAnimation/Coonskin}}''.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: The misconception of the movie being made for children comes from its PG rating[[note]] Bakshi's lowest rating for a movie[[/note]] as well as Bakshi himself referring to it as such; despite its copious amounts of violence and the well-endowed Eleanor in what looks like a Vegas showgirl outfit. Bakshi clarified in 2012 that when he called the movie a "kids film", he was really inferring to *older* kids aged 13 and up, not actual children. This is also reflected in the film's previously mentioned rating in America, as receiving a PG rating in the 70s was the equivalent of recieving a PG-13 today-- at the time, the PG-13 rating didn't even exist. So while the film certainly isn't for small children, it's ''much'' more kid-friendly than ''WesternAnimation/FritzTheCat'' or ''{{WesternAnimation/Coonskin}}''.

* HilariousInHindsight: The mounts ridden by the characters are [[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jd8219Nj2so two-legged horses.]]

* {{Narm}}: Necron 99/Peace's nasally, almost Jewish sounding voice coupled with a YouNoTakeCandle speech pattern post-reprogramming kinda diminishes the badass presence he'd built up and many people, including internet movie reviewer [[WebVideo/BrandonsCultMovieReviews Brandon Tenold]], have pointed out that it probably would've been better if he'd stayed silent throughout the film instead.

* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: The last big battle scene. Think about it: Mutant and Demon Nazis fighting war-hardened Elves and Fairies set on a crazy rotoscoped background, and all the while set to groovy psychedelic jazz rock. This movie is ''incredibly'' 70's.

* EvilIsCool: Blackwood's army which is comprised of mutants, demons from Hell and everything in-between.

* {{Narm}}: Necron 99/Peace's nasally, almost Jewish sounding voice coupled with a YouTakeNoCandle speech pattern post-reprogramming kinda diminishes the badass presence he'd built up and many people, including internet movie reviewer [[WebVideo/BrandonsCultMovieReviews Brandon Tenold]], have pointed out that it probably would've been better if he'd stayed silent throughout the film instead.

* EvilIsBadass: Blackwood's army which is comprised of mutants, demons from Hell and everything in-between.