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@galena @xianc78 also just because zelda and peach were originally characters nintendo made to appeal to little girls who were playing games, and "princess" sounds cooler to a little girl than "queen" does. even if that's not true today, the name still just kinda stuck and sounds a lot better than "queen zelda" does, admittedly.

@beardalaxy >even adventure time, it started out pretty fun
i feel the same way, used to be such silly fun, kid on magic adventures with his dog, but got really boring since they tried adding drama and romance. then its finn fucking LSP and getting cucked by lesbians or something.
on the other hand, i've also been rewatching it and man even at the start the "quirky so ironic and random xD" humour did not age too well with me lol

i dont really like regular show or gumball, im ESL and they kinda feel terminally american family guy humour

GF is probably the least offending in wokeness but still has a lot of issues from a technical standpoint, like its pretty much all filler and very clear they didnt have a plan for the overarching mystery and just kinda winged it.
some, uh, pretty good fanart tho
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@Kerosene @smugumin the first time i heard about steven universe was when some autistic faggot asked if i knew how to play some song from it and told me i needed to watch it because it "helps you love yourself" or some shit. i looked up the song and was pretty much immediately repulsed xD

@smugumin gravity falls is decent. the rest of these can die in a fire lol. even adventure time, it started out pretty fun and ended like fucking shit.

this is where it's at, though. these two cartoons are cracked. i know gumball still has some calart design but only for like 4 characters and the rest of the art and the show itself makes up for that. it's fuckin funny.

@Sugizo @Jim this is closer to what people thought the Wii U was than what the Wii U actually was lol, and that's why nobody bought a Wii U.

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