Yeah, that's exactly what I was thinking. Cause I was seeing it like, no change to the character's race. And then like, that's like their whole... Like, I forget the word for it. Shit. Um, but that's like their whole character now. Like, the whole way they act now is just based about around them being like, that specific race. and not like what used to make them their own character.

Yeah, like, I believe it depends on the character and what changes they made. Like, for Scooby Doo, they turned him into a human in the new Velma series. That's what I heard, because I haven't watched that, but they turned him into a human. And Shaggy is not like a white stoner anymore. You know? And I'm used to seeing a white stoner and his dog, the best friend. That's what I grew up with.

Just used Ariel as an example because it was controversial. Controversial. But who I had in mind was Shaggy and Scooby-Doo from their new Scooby-Doo series. Because they completely changed them. And Scooby-Doo isn't even a dog anymore. He's a guy.