Why no Beach Episode?
She-Ra and the Princesses of Power
Camden Gonzalez
Jack Sanders
... Wasn't the Crimson Wastes basically that? Or the Mermista Seagate episode?
Jace Adams
why no good episode?
Jonathan Lopez
When the fuck is this supposed to take place?
Chase Barnes
After they save Angella obviously
so SW is dead, Angella is back and Scorpia's eyes are glowing with magic power
although I guess the artist isn't into Perfuma, so Scorpia is just jealous of Adora
Julian Cook
Because beach episodes exist so all the sexy female characters can dress in skimpy swimsuits. There are no sexy female characters in Nu-Ra, none of them even have tits.
Hunter Harris
hordaks still got body rot tho
Anthony Reyes
Entrapda just prefers the classic look
Isaac Lee
Based on Catra and Glimmer's hair
Hordak having Imp
Hordak & Entrapta being together
Angela being alive
I'd say season 3
Lucas Peterson
Glimmer doesn't have her new hair.
Noah Robinson
Not sexualising the characters in a show for childrer?
The horror.
Gavin Perez
SJWs
Benjamin Butler
She-Ra was for children? I always saw it as a teen show.
Eli Gonzalez
Because beach episodes exist to pad weekly shows, help meet deadlines and maintain interest among horny teens until the plot goes back on track.
Netflix employs binge format, short seasons and doesn't produce many episodes to begin with. Therefore, filler isn't critical for their purposes and could actually be an annoyance for viewers who would have to power through more episodes at a time.
In fact, a common complaint about She-Ra is having too few episodes to lay down proper exposition. A lot of things are glossed over and the vast supporting cast is very underdeveloped as a result. Having a dedicated stock episode where fuck-all happens wouldn't help that.
Gavin Collins
>the "it's for kids" argument
Nigger you know damn well that isn't true.
Josiah Edwards
No, it was for childerer.
Jayden Morris
this is wrong in every way, nothing wrong with including sexuality in kids shows, its part of life and you shouldn't try to hide it from them
also the show is clearly a romantic teen drama
also the show totally sexualizes its characters, its just subtle, not some tacky ecchi anime
Aiden Robinson
Cause Sexism. Honestly though, wouldn't want to see any of these characters in swimsuits.
Xavier Allen
It's rated 7+, but it thematically skews a lot older
you can get away with quite a lot if you don't have violence
Ayden Fisher
you're right, i though it was clear that i was refering to the more overt 'beach episode' sexualization the user i was refering to was bitching about.
I actually think the show is a fairly positive example of how to handle sexuality for younger audiences.
Owen Russell
>A female character wearing swimsuit is sexualizing
Dylan Green
Because then men might accidentally enjoy one episode.
Xavier Clark
shit OP, OP.
Blake Reyes
It's some weird American puritanism shit that we non-Americans won't really understand, and shouldn't even try to.
Luis Ross
They needed the airtime for silly thing like “plot” and “characters”
Jordan Diaz
>sample dialogue from the more puritan US tv version.
Zachary Nguyen
Friendly reminder that Shadow Weaver did nothing wrong since joining the rebellion and now lives rent free in the heads of everyone who continues to think she had some ulterior motives the entire time.
Liam Morales
just wait for the movie, she gonna manipulate Glimmer into bringing her back to life instead of freeing Angela
John Edwards
That would be hilarious
Logan Young
The audience for She-Ra doesn't go to beaches or go swimming so neither should the characters.
>The show is a streaming series. Somehow this means it has airtime.
Thomas Gutierrez