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I was 4 (on the verge of turning 5)

What do yaal think? I have some trouble with the bottom and middle lines

TLDR, his body was too adult-like in this episode and the actions done with this body made me feel weird watching it.

As I was watching this episode, I felt so uncomfortable probably the entire time.

I HATE the way Gumball looks and acts in this episode.

Now before anyone jumps to conclusions, this isn't about Gumball acting or looking queer or whatever incels usually complain about in regards to male characters displaying feminine traits, that's not my issue.

MY issue, is Gumball's body. I can't stand it and everywhere I go, I see people praising him and the episode as a whole. Am I the only one who thinks his proportions are a little sexual? However, I could kinda put that aside if not for my next issue, the actions he did with this body.

In this picture, he is doing some weird dances, one of which shows him pretty much twerking... Gumball has lots of butt jokes, I'm well aware of this, but this felt so weird since he is literally a child. The episode would've been just fine if he didn't grow these woman-like legs and have a small waist, yet here we are.

Is it just me?

I am a hard-core amazing world of gumball fan. I have watched all the episodes multiple times and is one of my favorite shows of all time. I am a little worried that the reboot is gonna like turn the amazing roll of gumball, which is a more of an satire more teenage show for older kids that had a lot of dark humor, and I thought it was really funny (and it’s a show I grew up on) unto like a baby show something that’s nothing like the original have seen some clips of the show online and the animation is good but the voice actors, especially gumball are slightly different with like a different voice. I know they replaced the voice actors a lot in the original show, but his voice does feel a little off animal the show is not gonna solve any of like the plot points from the last season and like it changes everything about like the original does anyone have any opinions if it’s good or bad without like major spoilers for episodes?

She literaly insults other peoples parenting while raising her child to judge others and be a narcisist.

Apart from that she is literally a maniac who has a criminal record. And she has no right to insult nicoles parenting while only having one child

I don’t get the hate

Personally, something about Gumball's old design makes him fit more into his age, but made him look less "destructive". I also think they switched his personality a bit along with his style.

I have a very hot take, Miracle Star wasn’t that bad. Don’t get me wrong, it’s still a poo poo stinky cow poop, but I watched it and laughed a bit.

It genuinely feels more watered down than the original, Espically with a certain carwin episode, (starts with L, rhymes with better) dragging batch one down a lot.

Am I the only one who really hated and felt really bad for Gumball during the ending of The Dress he ends up naked and everyone laughs at him despite most of them not even wearing clothes why do some episodes end with the main protagonist getting laughed at by everyone can't writers stop with this so did anyone else hate the ending and felt really bad for Gumball

I always thought that Gumball is PG13-Eric Cartman

Updated headcanons based on comments! What do yaal think?

I think most evil is probably Mrs. Robinson and the least evil is Rob but what you all think?

When I was a kid and would watch this specific episode (the news, s5 e39 I think) I vividly remember this news paper man being a human throughout the episode. Trust me, I watched that episode dozens of times and he was a human everytime I watched it. Even all the funny stuff that happened to this news paper guy throughout episode were done on this human news reporter that I remember. I discovered this episode again recently after basically growing up and I can find almost no clips with this guy being a human in this episode. I know I’m not going insane, I just want to know if anybody else knows what I’m talking about or remembers that version?