Despite it's cultural impact being nowhere near on the level of Harry Potter, I will still defend the honor of Animorphs as a good children's series in it's own right, because unlike retarded troons, I am capable of enjoying media created by people I disagree with.
It is surprisingly compelling fiction. I never read it as a child, though. I inherited a bunch of them and after suspending my disbelief at how retardedly written they are at times, found them to be pretty alright books with a solid story. You could do a lot worse.
Honestly, in the current year, it doesn't matter what you write about in your books or adapt in your shows. What really matters is what you say on soc media afterwards. You can literally write nothing but rape (aka the famous Gretchen) but if you say the right words, your works are "empowering". Or you can write something with a story, believable characters, and actually well-done "representation" but if you dared to say the wrong words, you are Nazi and worse than Hitler. By now, for anyone who would like to maintain some creative independence the best option would be to keep off soc media entirely.
I'm certain that's the next step. Another mass killing with a manifesto directly blaming JK Rowling.
no, i love jk more because she is a terf.
So how did Hermione ever make it into the girls' dorm? You know, the one where the stairs becomes a slide if any male tries to go up? Do you have to just identify as a girl to get past that?
She didn't have to worry, because she was 100% female. These troons are taking their delusions to entirely new levels, trying to re-write a story they claim to despise.
They'll probably try to argue that it's because trans women are really real women and that somehow the stairway works on a self ID system like women's prisons in overly liberal areas.
This is also ignoring the fact wizards have multiple ways to turn themselves into other people. That thing would know if some kid brewed up a polymorph potion in a bathroom in order to sneak into the girls' bedrooms.
It's not. The media and the mob has simply done an amazing job of making you think so.
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I'm not even a fan of the franchise, but I am definitely a fan of creators retaining control of their creations.More cope.
'Harry Potter' Series Gets 7-Season Order With She-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named Producing
Despite the 'Fantastic Beasts' franchise falling apart in the end, a new 7-season 'Harry Potter' series is happening.
he completely missed the point.
Hold that thought until casting is announced. Black Hermione and Indian Harry are a dreadfully real possibility.
