Not necessarily comics, episodes or even shows that have bad implications you once think about it, I mean like explicitly stated ones that’s just bad or even dangerous advice. Bonus if it’s from actual edutainment.
What’s the worst message you’ve seen?
The first episode of Owl house
That Steven Universe commercial with Garnet. You know the one.
I haven't watched Owl House, what's wrong with the first episode's message
For me it was the concert episode of Proud Family (the og show). There’s probably way more form it since almost every character was a cunt on a good day but this was especially terrible
>“Dijonay, I trust you, I trust you to be the person I can’t trust”
>Penny still stays friends with her anyway
How the actual fuck can you be best friends with someone you can’t trust? Funnily enough the message isn’t bad it would’ve worked great if Penny dumped her ass then and there.
Basically it had a weird message about not changing yourself, when the characters that were imprisoned, were imprisoned for doing cringey shit and that you should do that activity even harder.
that's just the old be yourself message
>Believe in yourself
I remember when I watched Teen Titans go there was a lot of deliberately horrible morals. I get the show was being a parody of shows with real morals but the show was also targeted towards 7 year olds that wouldn't get the nuance. I've seen afterwards they've made a lot of episodes supporting liberal economics and they even made one that was anti-Illuminati so maybe they redeemed themselves. IDK.
One of the examples they used was writing erotic fanfiction about vegetables.
>7 year olds that wouldn't get the nuance
Kids can be quicker on the uptake than people think, I’m and was around that age when I saw it, even then I could tell the heartwarming lesson of the day they were straight selling to me was dumb as hell and blew it off. I know there’s some very impressionable kids out there but when the TTGs narrative constantly frames the titans as clueless at best and jerks at worst, I’m sure they’d put 2 and 2 together and realize they aren’t saying anything worth a listen.
Now something like Caillou, where it’s infamous for encouraging bad behavior to 2-5 year old kids is another story (no clue if they ever took the criticism to task).
At the end of the day it’s up to the parents to raise their kids, not TV.