So, an episode away from the finale, remember everyone freaking out in the first 60 pages of this thread about how this series would be all "agenda" and started bemoaning how they're 'making Wolverine gay' and how none of those things that they were bytching about came to pass and realize that those people's opinions (or at least preconceptions) are to be rendered invalid eternally as we've gotten the most true to character adaptation of X-Men since the first animated series and it's even surpassed that run in writing and animation.
Like I said at the start, all those 'agenda' concerns before we saw a scene were each idiot's own fan fiction and they need to take a good look at themselves for dreaming up and fearing all those scenarios instead of waiting until release and enjoying this incredible series like the rest of us have.
Read back the foolishness of the rampant fear and ignorance in this early thread and see why the lack of top-notch X-Men content has probably helped in stunting a generation or two.
fukk everyone who prejudged this project before seeing episode 1 and please realize you're part of the problem the series is addressing.
Like I said at the start, all those 'agenda' concerns before we saw a scene were each idiot's own fan fiction and they need to take a good look at themselves for dreaming up and fearing all those scenarios instead of waiting until release and enjoying this incredible series like the rest of us have.
Read back the foolishness of the rampant fear and ignorance in this early thread and see why the lack of top-notch X-Men content has probably helped in stunting a generation or two.
fukk everyone who prejudged this project before seeing episode 1 and please realize you're part of the problem the series is addressing.
moments. Those lazy Netflix series like Baki and Voltron get churned out so quickly nobody knows what good animation is anymore. 
Show me where I said I hate the show or called it trash. Weirdo shyt is turning this thread into a nostalgia circle jerk where no can criticize or bring up literal issues with the show. 
