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@OptimusPrimevil  
That still doesn’t mean they’re transgendered in any way, shape, or form.

@ColdhardSilver  
kinda tricky because said character is using a boy disguise to fool the authorities but should logically be more relaxed around her fire forged comrades which some fans misunderstood for her being transgender (not that i believe it personally, just parroting out and asking what you guys think) or at least more comfortable being the persona she developed.

@OptimusPrimevil  
That still doesn’t work. As you said “drop character”. Personally identity yourself in most if not all cases as a gender other than you’re biological one is something far removed from what bugs does.

@ColdhardSilver  
the transgender part comes after the gender reveal the character doesn’t drop character (still uses the alias name instead of going by her real name).
 
the bugs part? really confusing because it depends on what explanation you subscribe to.
 
still not as wtf as:  
doesn’t want to link using ! ! so…  
“old goat just assaulted a character who in my headcanon is transgender so everyone else should think he’s a transgender too!”

@OptimusPrimevil  
What idiot told you that?  
Crossdressing =/= Trasngenderism

ok…
 
so girl pretends to be a boy but still uses her alias when her cover is blown is now considered transgender?
 
i wonder how much of the old cartoons people will make mountains out of molehills if it was aired today (as in brand new/first time being aired, not rerun so ‘fair back in the day’ isn’t on the table)?
 

@Kirb  
Basically Disney doing a parody of themselves.
 
A stereotypical Disney Princess gets teleported form her cliché animated Disney fairy tail world, and ends up in modern day New York (I think it was New York)

@Kirb  
Enchanted was basically a meta story about the typical Disney Princess fairy tale. A Disney Princess whose about as Disney Princess as they can get, is transported to the real world.

@Kirb  
Brother Bear wasn’t that bad to me.

@DaKurgan  
There were a lot of movies from that period that I liked, not many that I loved. I mean I know a guy who even enjoyed Brother Bear, but eh…
 
I mean maybe it’s just because I had a bad experience when I first watched it–I’d had bad cantaloupe the night before and vomited all over the cinema lobby floor–but I don’t remember liking it.
 
What was Enchanted about again? I don’t remember that one.

@Kirb  
Between 1995-2008?
 
Let’s see:
 
Hunchback of Notre Dame  
Hercules  
Mulan  
Tarzan  
Atlantis (yes)  
Emperor’s New Groove  
Lilo & Stitch  
Enchanted  
and others I can’t think of.
 
That was not a bad period.

@DaKurgan  
I loved the “Rhapsody in Blue” one, as well as the one with the Firebird Suite. (Though I can’t hear that song without thinking that Yes is playing a concert. XD)
 
Even the ones that weren’t as good (the yo-yo one, the one with the toy soldiers, and repeating The Sorcerer’s Apprentice from the first movie) were enjoyable.
 
Any other Disney movies from that era that you thought weren’t that bad?

@Kirb  
I liked that one too. Rhapsody in Blue was especially good. I even liked the yo-yo one even though its completely dated.

Unpopular Disney opinion: I actually really love Fantasia 2000. I know a lot of people hate it but I think the hate mostly just comes from comparing it to the original Fantasia and the fact that it was released during the same time frame as a lot of other bad Disney movies (1995-2008).

@Virgil Stormblade  
…I said The Batman, not Batman: The Animated Series. :P
 
Your points stand true though.
 
@OptimusPrimevil  
I guess that could explain it, though I have to wonder what happened with Starfire… Did they break up? :(

@Virgil Stormblade  
You forgot Static Shock wasn’t made during that time too.
 
And during one episode of Static Shock Batman mentions the Titans. And that’s it.

@Kirb
 
@Virgil Stormblade
 
wasn’t robin in the BTAS college level and only pitches in during vacations? jump city could be explained where he goes to high school (then college).

@Kirb  
That’s only a theory. And besides, it’s been years since the DCAU and Teen Titans ended, I doubt DC would ever come out and say they’re part of the same universe. And even then, that theory has some holes. If the Robin in Teen Titans is most likely Dick Grayson, why does he look older in B:TAS? What? Did he just leave Gotham, went to Jump City and then went back to Gotham? And if it isn’t Dick, it can’t be Tim Drake, after what happened to him in Return of the Joker. And AFAIK, Jason Todd doesn’t exist in that universe.

@OptimusPrimevil  
I don’t know if it will be, though I have heard some people say that it takes place in the same universe as The Batman, only years later.

if they finally announced that teen titans is part of the diniverse/DCAU, would slade be called out for going after kids?
 
luthor called out the joker for having the balls to brag he can take down superman when he can’t take down a man in a flying rodent suit. it’s not that of a stretch seeing luthor and joker making fun of the guy.

WANT.
 

@HighRollerHydra  
Eh, not a fan myself. Many of CN’s older shows were appealing cough _{^{HAVE I MENTIONED THAT TEEN TITANS IS FUCKING AWESOME?!}} but their newer stuff, like post-2010? Yeah, will have to pass on that. :P

@OptimusPrimevil  
…I’m going to have to re-evaluate the way I look at Dana now O_o

Pretty much “Gumball” is my only favorite Cartoon Network show.

@Kirb  
does that mean we’re all related?
 
“I’m not racist, I’ve got black/white/asian/latin american/aboriginal/arabic relatives!!!”
 
also by that logic we’re all commiting incest XP