Una entrenadora misteriosa y extremadamente estricta que somete a Timo a un entrenamiento poco convencional para ponerlo en forma.
Turn-based strategy / Fighting game (kid-friendly, no gore) Los Pequenos Gladiadores de Roma
Taller de vestuario y escudos — 25–30 min Children were often viewed as property, and in
The combat involving Los Pequeños Gladiadores differed significantly from the structured, highly regulated duels of the Murmillo or Thraex . Children were often viewed as property
| Categoría | Detalles | | :--- | :--- | | Título Original | Gladiatori di Roma | | Año de Estreno | 2012 | | Director | Iginio Straffi | | País | Italia, España | | Duración | 94 minutos | | Género | Animación, Comedia, Aventura | | Puntuación IMDb | 5.2/10 |
To understand why child gladiators existed, one must understand the economics of the Roman games. The munera (gladiator games) were highly competitive political tools. Emperors, senators, and wealthy citizens (known as editores ) sponsored games to win the favor of the public.
In ancient Rome, the concept of childhood was vastly different from our modern understanding. Children were often viewed as property, and in a society deeply desensitized to violence, the inclusion of minors in public spectacles was a tragic reality.