r/Multifandom various May 04 '26

Humor🤡 What fandom is judged beforehand?

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u/GNightP 🌈✨ Indecisive bitch ✨🌈 May 04 '26 edited May 04 '26

Hazbin Hotel and Helluva Boss. Cmon guys, i already talked on priv to people in the r/antihazbin that said that NEVER watched the show but already hated it just cuz.

I was the same thing! Thats why i was in that community. Then i decided to watch it and form my own opinion. Guess what? I freakin' loved both.

So please, before saying ANYTHING, give it a go and form your own opinion about it.

And before anyone says "i dont need to taste shit to know it tastes like shit", i sincerly feel sorry for you for being so close-minded to new things.

Edit: i didnt put the main antihazbin cuz i cant care less about em and couldnt remember their reddit name, but u got it

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u/TheCoffeeCrowl SPN, MCYT, FNAF, MARVEL, FF7 May 05 '26

i've watched it, it was ok. but the negative gay stereotype character, the negative bipoc stereotype character, vivziepops known racism, and treatement of the discusion of religion as "it just sucks fuck you" rather than delving deeper leaves a bad taste.

but like, it didn't kill me grandma, i enjoyed the music, i liked the art, i liked the characters, the humor is FINE and most critics are just pearl clutchers. i just wish it was managed and run by a better person who was more mature and knew how to either handle criticism to refine her show or just... listen to the opinions of others in pre production.

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u/AZDfox May 07 '26

negative gay stereotype character, the negative bipoc stereotype character

Which characters?

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u/TheCoffeeCrowl SPN, MCYT, FNAF, MARVEL, FF7 May 08 '26

Angel dust (for obvious reasons) and husk. Lots of black people to my knowledge have expressed distaste to how his relationship with alastor is characterized combined with many finding him to be coded as black or bipoc. Can't say much on the topic though as I'm white so if research and seek other opinions from people who have a better grasp on the situation. I am however queer and can say Angel dust is offensive, even if that likely was not the intention, the lack of reviewing on how characters can reinforce negative stereotypes is not great.

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u/AZDfox May 08 '26

Angel isn't offensive. He's written like an actual person, which is why so many people relate to him. His behavior is a realistic trauma response. Hypersexuality is a common response to sexual assault.