Did you see the one where Sylvester accidentally gets neutered?
Had a feeling this was mentioned already as I said in a prior comment it's been a mother fucking crazy weekend. It feels forced because it's at best a ratings trap to try and save the show in its death rattle (next to impossible when Disney gives something the ax it's getting the axe.) At worst it's the writers/animators expressing their fetish for pairing these two together. You just know if they weren't trying to tick every lbqtxyz box they'd have made amity bi too,
OFC every one of them is a "BIPOC". Also, lol at thinking that I'd want to be anywhere near you in the first place, with an avatar like that.
As I said earlier I think there should have been another episode of Luz working out her own feelings. The full speed dive in feels very superficial. I don't think it's really a ratings trap yet but we'll see how subsequent episodes pan out.
You post enough on here that you know as well as I do that the unwashed masses on Twitter do not represent their audience in any meaningful manner except for "where can I most easily find people who watch Disney cartoons who should not be allowed near children."
Wow, this girl is so arrogant. What is with internet nobodies and weirdos being so smug nowadays?
What does this even mean.
I have to attach myself to a trendy “gender” while watching CalArts inspired cartoons that were made for
To be fair, most of them do do that. The constant politicising comes from fans on social media, not the actual shows in question. It's like the inverse of how Star Wars execs will say the franchise is doing well but you only have to watch the content to see the reality of the situation.
Apparently, it's about them being brown girls with short hair
Hmm. Not sure if I care for a white woman fetishizing that kind of thing.
Social media makes even the lowliest of nobodies feel like a somebody. And we’ve seen the result of that.
It’s the same energy as this one twitard who simped for cartoon girls with shaved heads and said you weren’t a real man if you didn’t like it. Basically praising designs for being progressive or subversive in someway while thinking it makes you a rebel for doing so.
I mean, outside of some current year stuff, it’s a solid adaption of the comic which I find pretty good itself; a welcome reconstruction in an era oversaturated with deconstruction. Rather than yet another animated shock comedy, it’s more dramatic fare with really well done fight scenes and all around good animation, so I can see why it would be critically acclaimed. And Western animation isn’t completely lost as seen with gems like Primal and Castlevania.
Goddamn and here I was thinking SP was starting to slow down. Paramount is really going all in for their streaming service, at least movie wise.