That's typical with adult-targeted cartoons, kids are always bound to get drawn to them regardless.
If I were a kid I probably would be too. Edgy, cute, fun.
The only confidence I have is that A24 does allow creative freedom for better or worse.
With this generation it's hazbin/helluva boss, with @Dave. 's it was happy tree friends, for mine it was south Park, for my parents it was the Simpsons. Every generation as far back as the late stage boomers/early gen xers had one show that despite being animated was clearly not intended for children but still they got into it anyways.
I never liked the Simpsons much because it usurped Groening's much better Life in Hell.
You seem to be forgetting which generation we're talking about here: Gen Z, the ADHD generation. You only tweet about the merch once, they're probably gonna forget about it and not buy it. Tweet about it every day, and you'll guarantee sales because it sticks in their mind more since they're reminded every day.
>Octavia gets an episode dedicated to her before my girl Millie
Millie got plenty of screen time in most of the show's first season, even down to seeing her parents and....uhhhh "sister." Tavi hasn't had any character development or a staring role since her debut in Loo loo land. let the goth chick have her time in the spotlight.
So far I like the redesigns and have mostly actually had to visually compare them to tell the difference. They simplify but without losing the defining parts of the character. I hope the finished product is of a similar quality despite the rumblings that all is not well.
They had basically a whole episode with one of the best musical numbers yet, and that adorable Parry Gripp-written video.
I think they're referring less on screen time with Millie and more on the fact that Millie needs some development as a character because as of right now Millie is just...there. She either serves as a device to get the plot moving or to solve conflict, or to support her husband. Even when we did get to see Millie's family, instead of focusing on Millie we got another Moxxie episode with a side of "shit getting real or whatever" with Striker. We have yet to see her as her own person and you can't blame people for getting a little annoyed when she's part of the I.M.P. organization...you know, what this show was originally supposed to be about. Oh well. At least it appears that we might get more insight on Loona, given the trailer and sneakpeeks. She's another character that had been underutilized.
Did she leave? Where did that happen? Don't have a functional Twitter account but she was reading Stolas's GRIMOIRE from what I could tell.
Yes, it is kind of amusing. I like the lack of self-awareness regarding representation in this show.
