Yeah, for me it just depends like, I don't really care about all of that but for certain characters like, if I grew up watching them, then I'm used to seeing them like, certain way and sounding a certain way. And then when they switch it up, it's just like, oh no, it's weird.

A mermaid is an a person also mermaids are black there's no Knigge's in the ocean they can't even swim be serious

Yeah, I feel you, but I feel like when they change a character too much, it just like, it ruins it, so... I don't know. I feel like if they're gonna change a character so much to where it gets to the point where it's like, not even the same fucking character anymore, it's just like someone with the same clothes and the same name, but completely different person, and they should have just like made into a whole different series or introduced that as a new character.

Yeah, I guess it's fine, but like for Scooby-Doo, they turn him into a human in that new show that came out for a Dalma. And it's like, why even call him Scooby-Doo if it's a human? Scooby-Doo is supposed to be a dog. You could introduce that as a new character, but you don't have to say it about that Scooby-Doo.

Yeah, it depends, but I was more talking about like Scooby-Doo, like when they made the term Scooby-Doo from a dog into a guy. In that new Scooby-Doo series? Or, well, I guess it's called Velma. That show about Velma on HBO, that's what I was referring to. I'll just use the original as an example. as everyone knows.

You know what though? Are you a white cis male or are you white? Just a white male? Regardless of your preference. Because no one asked you because why would a white male want it to be changed in the first place? But ask a little black girl, hey, wouldn't it be cool if the little mermaid looked like you, there is a point.