What's the worst gay representation in cartoons?
What's the worst gay representation in cartoons?
Tyler Jones
Nicholas Taylor
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Carter Williams
Steven Universe.
Ian Robinson
OP
Bentley Rivera
All of it
Connor Collins
Not "Legend of Korra" since it never happened in the cartoon until confirmation after the show ended.
Elijah Hernandez
>gay representation
>posts bisexuals
Jason Taylor
The ones that don't produce any good porn.
Liam Gutierrez
Voltron
Specifically BECAUSE the greasy cunts touted Adam and Shiro for asspats
People would have been pissed if the revelation came naturally as but far more of the reaction would have been sympathy for Shiro's endless suffering gangbang. Them going to social media and announcing it to drum up praise when there was so little to actually see, that was scummy
Isaiah Scott
spbp
Jacob Cooper
Korrasami is pretty bad representation at least from a writing standpoint. It comes pretty much out of nowhere between two characters that didn't even interact much at all. Then add on the god awful stuff in the comics that forced in lore about Kiyoshi being bi and Sozin hating gays for some fucking reason.
Good representation is probably She-Ra. Nobody makes a big deal about it and it's existence doesn't really compromise the story.
Joseph Lopez
Can you count?
Alexander Walker
Seventh post best post?
Camden Thomas
>seventh post best post
He did count and he was being cheeky about it.
Xavier Long
All of them. Because there are literally zero (0) good or natural stories about faggots and lesbians. It' just feels forced everytime. Degenerate relationships just doesn't fit into media.
Jacob Peterson
What about Brokeback Mountain?
Luke Mitchell
She-Ra's lesbian porn is terrible. That fact put it behind Korra's lesbian porn.
Oliver Gutierrez
Haven't seen it since it's just propaganda anyway.
Lincoln Garcia
Seems like the tables have turned. It turns out I'm the only brainlet here.
Jack Ortiz
Jesus nigga
Ryder Cruz
Can't really think of one. Dragon Prince had those lesbian Queens that felt so shoehorned in it was almost to the point of comedy and you can feel the writers going "look how inclusive we are!". Never watched the new She-Ra and have no intention to so I can't comment on that one.
Grayson Hughes
Dragon Prince really does want you to feel like they're being inclusive. They make sure to go over the top and tell you that Callum is bi-racial even though he doesn't look it.
Camden Rodriguez