An animation with content and positive and pleasant themes can create a good future for generations or, with inappropriate content, raise a bad generation. The aim of the current research is to identify the appropriate and contradictory themes of Iranian-Islamic culture in the dialogues, characters and scenes of the most popular animations from the point of view of the "C" age group. The research was conducted with a qualitative and descriptive approach of a survey type and conventional and summary content analysis. The statistical population of this research included all primary female students of the 4th, 5th and 6th grades (age group C) in the academic year of 2021-2022 in public schools of district 2 of Yazd city. Based on the table of Morgan and Karjesi, 502 students were selected as the sample group using available sampling method. The research tool was researcher-made questionnaire and watching animations. The unit of analysis of animations, "Scene" was selected. Among the 15 famous domestic and foreign animations selected by these students, 4 animations were analyzed. The data were analyzed using Excel 2019 software and observation coding based on conventional content analysis and summarization. The findings showed that among the 15 most popular animations, 12 are foreign animations and only 3 domestic animations. Despite this, the animation of life skills (internal) with 180 frequency has attracted the most audience. Positive dialogues, characters and scenes outweigh negative ones and themes. Themes such as: the importance of family status, effort and continuity in acquiring skills, the importance of books and reading books, truth and honesty, peace of mind, sacrifice and sacrifice, cooperation and cooperation, etc. are seen to be positive and appropriate to Iranian Islamic culture, and themes such as : Disrespect, arrogance, non-observance of laws and regulations, recourse to magic, etc. are seen as negative and contrary to Islamic Iranian culture.