She really went from "literally what are you trying to prove" to deactivate Comment Section real quick after getting hit with real lore facts. The cowardice is loud.
I have so many questions, but top of the list is how did Gwen manage to sneak into Vision Academy? Did she actually take the entrance exam? Bc if she did, that's impressive bc isnt Vision an elite magnet school?
In canon, there are only two years between these two scenes, but I like how the evolution of Kubo's art style can be used, coincidentally, to show that she grew from a young lady into a fine woman.
Fans are meant to be part of an idol's support system, not their owners, gatekeepers, body critics, or self-appointed managers. The moment you start treating an idol like your property, you've forgotten what being a fan is supposed to mean.
"Great example of a successful anime remake"
>Hardly gets talked about online compared to Ghost in the Shell or even Nube
>HIDIVE stopped dubbing it after one season
>No movies, games or even specials during or after its release
>Blu-rays box sets sold less than movie 2 combined
Why does literally everything in fandom spaces have to become some kind of moral quandary? It's honestly one of the worst aspects of modern fandom. You aren't allowed to like the thing just because, you always have to have a virtuously acceptable reason as to why you like it.
i liked that shonen bechdel test cuz its very useful, but it also reveals that a lot of what counts as "good writing" regardless of gender is just whether or not a character gets fights which is a whole other can of worms 💀
for instance, while i wish we got even more time with Winry in FMA, the fact she was offscreen doing her own thing felt more real than forcing her to tag along the *entire* story as the "girl" and "healer" of the group.