#miraulous ladybug

Mister Bug: *gets exactly what he asks for*

Lady Noire:

-later-

Tikki: Well, despite some issues, I think that went pretty well-

There is a shadow counsel and Nathalie apparently is the daughter of one of the members

Like, I want to see what people think of the worlds and the settings of the fictional shows that I like, imaging what could a certain part of the world or communities could be like that is only told of in whispers in canon, developing entire ideas for civilizations and its people and religions, and instead all I get from the fandom are fancam edits, "This-character X reader" and gay people kissing!

Like, to list a few of the fandoms I like here.

Disney's Descendants has a world where all the different fairytale stories and the worlds they all exist together. We could have stories that explore how the kingdoms all interact with each other and have some actual drama with such cultural differences, or even explore the Isle of the Lost develops its own culture. Yet everytime I try to look at the fandom, I get another poster lusting after Harry Hook for the upteenth time!

Miraculous Ladybug (back when I used to like it) had the potential for a ton of story and world building. Yet I can never seem to find any of this as the Lovesquare dominates the fandom, and if I ever hear anyone talk about any of the other locations in that you see in the specials, it will always be about shipping some background characters.

X-men had the Krakoan Age, a period where mutants all lived on a massive island. Not only did the comics refuse to explore the lives of people living there as citizens, any time I search up the tag, I get a bunch of images of Charles and Erik being gay for eachother. Maybe a talk about the Scott Jean Logan polycule if I'm lucky.

Living double lives