>>1496204>>1497237 (me)And while I'm here, I'm sure you've got all the stuff planned out and it all seems perfect in your head already, but there's a lot of stuff I think is missing from cartoons these days and it's not often I get a moment where anyone in charge of this might read anything I have to say so I am going to rant about something here.
Now keep in mind I don't watch tv so I'm only hearing what people complain about, and I'm not in the audience anyway, so feel free to disregard this as the ravings of an out of touch delusional madman, but...
It seems there's not a lot of shows with masculine males and feminine females. Hollywood seems to think that women should do everything take charge and men are inferior beings who have to suck constantly. This is in my opinion creating an attitude that's more unhealthy for more people than to outright say that men must have masculine temperaments and women must have feminine temperaments. Most women will find masculine men desirable unless they're cynical misandrists who experienced something unpleasant or simply read enough unpleasant stories, which isn't something you want to turn children into, even if that's how you see it, do you really want little girls to grow up looking at men and seeing something awful? You also don't want boys growing up seeing women as something they can't keep pace with or can never satisfy or be friends with, and resenting them for it, and I don't want them growing up thinking the only way to get ahead is to become one, that's not healthy and I don't care what anyone else says.
Towards this aim I'd recommend trying to keep gender parity within the cast and trying to make it more of a kids show than a boy's or girls show, but that's trickier.
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