Imma Rewatching Bnha And Everything Is Funnier Now??

why do homework when i could do this instead

I fell into a rabbit hole for MLP Friendship is Magic and I learned some people still believe the show has no representation of culture/race/ethnicities or any diversities like LGBT+.

I'm gonna use this as an excuse to talk about MLP and their stories about discrimination.

Man, they had a whole episode dedicated to the mane six being "racist" toward Zecora who's supposed to represent African women. And it's not even like a mention or hint that she's African, she's a literal Zebra with an accent, African clothing, and practices magic that originates from Africa. By the end, the six realize they were in the wrong and welcome Zecora.

And then the entire 8th season was dedicated to talking about racism and discrimination. Remember the young six? A group of teens who were being discriminated from Twilights school because they aren't ponies. And treated like they didn't belong with the other students. They weren't even subtle either. One of the characters calls them "you're kind" to which another character takes massive offense. And that same "racist" character tries to pull Sandbar, the only Pony in the friend group, away from them. I still remember a cute episode that talked about interracial relationships where Yona tries to change herself to be like a pony instead of a yak. Something she was always proud of until Sandbar wanted to be her date. And by the end of the season, the young six get wrongfully accused of treason by the school, so the "racist" locks them up. Everything does get resolved and the "racist" becomes more accepting.

And then we have the original six, the pillars. One was Eytyption, Roman, Chinese, African I think, and Norwegian I believe. And again, not subtle. Their back stories include mythical creatures and traditions from those cultures.

And then we have relationships. I will fight off anyone who says Applejack and Rainbow Dash aren't married in season 9. Or so help me, I will never stop throwing punches. But it is funny how both Rainbow Dash and Applejack had guys obsessing over them only for the two to come out as lesbians. 🤣 And we then have Lyra and Bon Bon. And finally, Scoots aunts. I would also like to note they handled divorce in one episode. Where a character couldn't decide if he wanted to live in the sea as a sea pony or live on land as a hippogriff. By the end, it's shown that his parents live separately and they don't interact like a married couple. People can take this as a metaphor for being a mixed kid, trying to identify yourself as one culture/race. While others take it as a kid dealing with divorce parents and trying to figure out where to live. I say it's both.

Ok, fan girl rant over!!! 🤣 I just had a lot of nostalgia to let out.

Envy Adams Tell me how it feels to have Wallace Wells end up with his clutches around your man not once but TWICE

Reblog if you've ever cried over the death of a fictional character

friendly reminder now that it's basically confirmed by Finn

i just adore him

I still can’t believe Mike canonically said that he felt like he lost Will because he focused too much on his girlfriend. Happy pride month you absolute weirdo what the hell is wrong with you (affectionate)

These men are the true switches

eli literally only had sufferings almost all his life... abusive father, mother killed herself, unhealthy relationships, victim of SA, tried to kill himself, victim of tortures... he literally cant catch a break T_T

Frogs and cranberries it must be fall.