She-Ra and the Princess of Power - sjw bad animation reboot of shera

Is this really a generational thing though? Most millennials I know are cishet or your basic queer folk. I'm not sure I even know any enbies.
It's mostly socially inept people on the internet, who want some form of acceptance and meaning. Most people don't use social media that much unless it's to communicate with their family and IRL friends.
 
Can someone verify if there's going to be a Season 6: https://whenetflix.com/she-ra-and-the-princesses-of-power
They literally vaporised the main antagonist and the previous one is in a relationship with some autistic chick. The series also doesn't really care about the character development of the side characters so there's not really anywhere else for the franchise to go in this iteration. Maybe a movie with some random adventures, nothing huge.
 
They literally vaporised the main antagonist and the previous one is in a relationship with some autistic chick. The series also doesn't really care about the character development of the side characters so there's not really anywhere else for the franchise to go in this iteration. Maybe a movie with some random adventures, nothing huge.
You forget there's still the possibility of doing a team-up with He-Man.
 
Isn't Dreamworks legally prohibited from using any He-Man property? That's why they retconned She-Ra's origins to exclude He-Man and Eternia.

I think so. Luckily we'll all be spared seeing an awesome villain like Skeletor surrounded by the Netflix She-Ra rejects. Hopefully they just shutter She-Ra for a few years and come back with a badass valkyrie cartoon that isn't ruined with woke.
 
Just finished reading the thread after actually getting down and bothering to read it. Years ago back then, I saw advertisements and trailers for the She-Ra reboot. I thought it was going to be a cool show at first but it had this weird vibe to it that I couldn't put my finger to which kept me from fully immersing myself in it. Then I completely ignored the show for years on end afterwards until I got curious again a few days ago and decided to binge read the thread.

All I can say is that I'm glad I didn't bother wasting time on this show like I did with Steven Universe back then, especially after hearing all your critiques of it and the creator herself. If I were to give Rebecca Sugar credit, at least she came up with something original and has a healthy relationship with her husband Ian; while I've lost a lot of love for Steven Universe as time went on, I still do enjoy some episodes but the same can't be said for SPOP.

In all honesty, I enjoy shows like Long Gone Gulch far more.
 
Thank goodness I was born in the 70's and had none of these issues in my formative years.
Is this really a generational thing though? Most millennials I know are cishet or your basic queer folk. I'm not sure I even know any enbies.

It's mostly socially inept people on the internet, who want some form of acceptance and meaning. Most people don't use social media that much unless it's to communicate with their family and IRL friends.
I just don’t get gender identity. I don’t identify as any particular sex, I know I am a particular sex because of my reproductive system. There are only two sexes because there are only two gamete types, even if not everyone ever born will neatly fit into one or the other but that doesn’t mean there’s more than male/female or that male/female biology is purely a social construct. I don’t identify with 1950s gender stereotypes because I think gender stereotypes are istophobic. I think everyone should be allowed to express themselves without being forced into boxes or pressured into life-altering medical procedures without understanding the consequences.

Or, in modern gender speak, I think every person is their own unique gender. (So we should abolish pronouns and just refer to everyone by name.)
 
Good choices! Gendy would certainly be my first choice but I'd be tickled seeing what Danny might give us.
I'd also be amused with what John R. Dilworth could've done given his love of the weird, creepy and bizarre. Frank Angones knows how to do a good reboot that respects the original material and can handle high-flying adventure as well. In the end, I would've chosen Gendy Tartakovsky.
 
I just don’t get gender identity. I don’t identify as any particular sex, I know I am a particular sex because of my reproductive system. There are only two sexes because there are only two gamete types, even if not everyone ever born will neatly fit into one or the other but that doesn’t mean there’s more than male/female or that male/female biology is purely a social construct. I don’t identify with 1950s gender stereotypes because I think gender stereotypes are istophobic. I think everyone should be allowed to express themselves without being forced into boxes or pressured into life-altering medical procedures without understanding the consequences.

Or, in modern gender speak, I think every person is their own unique gender. (So we should abolish pronouns and just refer to everyone by name.)
This is why I hate when people call Democrats "party of science". I hate how liberals ignore that there are two sexes and children hitting natural puberty is treated as a bad thing by liberals and trannies. Honeslty liberals have no right to call themselves "party of science"
 
If I had been born later than I was, then I strongly suspect I would have fallen in with the gender ideology cult myself. I see bits of myself in Stevenson and that’s fucking terrifying. Also, depressing.
Well, be glad that I'm a 2000's baby. Nothing more.
I just don’t get gender identity. I don’t identify as any particular sex, I know I am a particular sex because of my reproductive system. There are only two sexes because there are only two gamete types, even if not everyone ever born will neatly fit into one or the other but that doesn’t mean there’s more than male/female or that male/female biology is purely a social construct. I don’t identify with 1950s gender stereotypes because I think gender stereotypes are istophobic. I think everyone should be allowed to express themselves without being forced into boxes or pressured into life-altering medical procedures without understanding the consequences.

Or, in modern gender speak, I think every person is their own unique gender. (So we should abolish pronouns and just refer to everyone by name.)
Remember, sexual dimorphism within humans exist. I learned about it in biology class.
 
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Now that I think of it, how does anyone in NuEtheria reproduce if 99% of the population is gay? Are they running on omegaverse or futa logic? Actually, don’t answer that because I don’t think anybody wants to know.
I don't know, ask anyone that worked on the show about this. And if they said "ohhh, uhhhhhh we dunno." Well, shit.
 
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