Anything is possible in the upcoming season of Fiona & Cake.

Yeah, I really liked that pilot, and it has so many views by now!

That’s a big leap to think that the voice actors are lying. I wouldn’t buy that. If the fanbase pressured Rooster Teeth, that is a good thing. I can’t really sift through /r/RWBY as I have no account on Reddit anymore. As I said in another comment, I do still like seasons 1-3, but I do still believe the show got better as it went along.

Yeah I hope someday they release a physical version of the series.

Oh okay.

Right, exactly. I think Sony sees this as a money-making venture, especially since the original deal to license KPDH to Netflix was not great.

That’s definitely a possibility. I wouldn’t be surprised they did that.

Yeah, that’s kinda how I justify it. I did the same thing when I purchased a hat from the Glitch Productions shop to support Knights of Guinevere.

Oh I totally get what you are saying and I do not disagree. On the other hand, I don’t pay for Netflix under my phone plan (it’s one of the services that T-Mobile provides), so in that way I am supporting the film. At least that is how I justify it. Also, I don’t expect Netflix to ever release a physical version of the film (unless they do, which would surprise me), so there’s that. Additionally, I’m tired of watching the soundtrack on YouTube, so there’s that.

Yeah, ND Stevenson is transmasc and came out as such back in 2021… he used to use different pronouns and a name, taking on the first name of ND, and changed the pronouns to he/him/his. And recently, his wife, changed her first name to Lee Knox, so now its Lee Knox Ostertag, and also is transmasc too! Anyway, I’m really enjoying reading ND’s new book, Scarlet Morning.

The Dragon Prince, Amaya and Jinai aren’t originally in a relationship, and they slowly get more involved, and eventually they marry… At least that’s my memory. I don’t know if that counts as slowburn, but I think it would. There’s a LOT of seasons of the Dragon Prince, so I can’t blame you for that. I even had to catch up because I was behind by two seasons.

As for SPOP, it surely does fall into wlw slowburn.

Yeah, but She-Ra is queer through and through. The Dragon Prince originally has a slow-burn between two supporting characters (a deaf woman and a sunfire elf) but they later enter a romantic relationship. As for KPop Demon Hunters, I like that film but it has no canon queer characters… but you can interpret queer themes and undertones if you like in certain parts, like in the finale (not giving any spoilers for that). It’s a great film in its own right.

I remember the CRWBY talking about it when Bumbleby was confirmed in Volume 9, along with the voice actors themselves, in interviews like this. I admit it could have been better done, but the fact is that it was done.

Okay, that’s a good point. You are completely right about why there aren’t many married characters. I do find it interesting that Spinny herself is voiced by the series creator, who, since he is now transmasculine, would likely be voicing someone different if the series was to come out today.

As is The Dragon Prince (with lesbian characters) and KPop Demon Hunters, along with many, many other shows.

Oh definitely. I think Spinny and Netossa are the only married characters in the series though.

Cool! I wonder if its as much of a hot mess as There’s No Freaking Way I’ll be Your Lover! Unless…. It’s such a hot mess of a show, but it involves young woman becoming friends with another popular girl, who believes she saved her life (it was actually a misunderstanding) and she confesses her love to her, leading both of them to a game whether they are lovers or best friends. In the process, she meets some other young women who she is attracted to. Will definitely have to check out that game.

I mean, I wouldn’t say they kill one another, but in the extremely underrated Ark: The Animated Series, an Aborginal lesbian woman who gets iskeai’d to another world and well… falls in love with another woman. And they end up killing people together. In fact, the second part, is hopefully, coming out this year, and one of the series writers is known for writing lesbian stories. But, yeah, these lesbians rule.

People have given some good recommendations so far, but here’s mine:

Dear Brother A classic girl’s love story set in 1970s Japan, with a schoolgirl going to an elite private school, and falling in love with one of the school beauties, who is an absolute bad girl who takes pills and smokes. It ends sadly, but it is one of my favorite animated series.

Sailor Moon Classic 1990s anime focusing on a group of girls who transform into magical girls (named Sailor Scouts) who they can fight evil. Although it was originally censored in the U.S. at least, one of the key relationships, as the seasons go along, is between Haruka and Michiru, otherwise known as Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune. Both women are very in love with one another. Also, the final season features the Sailor Starlights, who are men in “real life” but when they transform, they become women. The protagonist, Usagi, is also a bisexual icon.

Revolutionary Girl Utena The two protagonists, Anthy and Utena, are undoubtedly queer (where they fall, as lesbian or bisexual is up to interpretation), with both coming to know each other after Utena finds herself involved in duels over the “rose bride” (i.e. Anthy). As time goes on, they become closer to one another, even though secrets and disturbing truths are revealed. There is some abuse of Anthy, and later of Utena, going on here, so be warned, but this is still a very good series. If you want to see something even more queer than this, then I’d recommend the 1999 film, Adolescence of Utena, if you have a chance to watch it as well.

Cardcaptor Sakura Along with featuring bisexual, gay, and intersex characters, the female friend of the protagonist, Sakura, named Tomoyo, is deeply in love with her to such an extent than she makes ALL of her battle costumes and films her during battle with her camera. This is such a classic series which was later continued in Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card.

Simoun A classic series with one side in ships which are only powered when two girls kiss one another. While there’s certainly some issues with fa service and the like, over all, this series has a lot of women loving women.

Sweet Blue Flowers A wonderful series featuring various lesbian and bisexual characters. One of the protagonists comes out as lesbian in the fourth episode and begins a relationship with another woman. She later realizes she has romantic feelings for her female friend, who later reciprocates.

Whispered Words Another wonderful series, this one involving a high school girl who is in love with her female friend but does not want to act on those feelings. At the same time, her friend has feelings for her.

Adventure Time Through this series, a bisexual vampire woman dates a young male wizard and later begins flirting with, and ultimately has a relationship with, a candy princess. Their relationship was later expanded in the Adventure Time: Distant Lands (a spinoff/continuation) episode “Obsidian,” with some great songs, with Olivia Olson voicing the vampire woman.

Steven Universe Created by Rebecca Sugar, this series follows a boy with a diamond in his belly, and his three guardians, who are Gems, who come from another world. It’s later revealed that two of these guardians are in a “fusion” with one another, symbolizing their romantic bond. There’s also various other queer characters, including pansexual, gay, intersex, and asexual characters.

Otherwise, I agree with the person who recommended RWBY. That’s it for series over 10 years old. I have more which are more recent if you are interested.

I kinda think it depends who you come across. My interactions so far with fans has been pretty positive. I personally think RWBY isn’t perfect, but it does get better, in my view, especially after the animation was improved.