Next month it will probably be Star Trek again.
Also Tobias is a trans allegory.
If you're looking for a recommendation for next month you should check out Tuca and Bertie if you haven't already watched it
I think @Dirt_Owl@hexbear.net would like Tuca and Bertie to the point that I think it'd be weird if they didn't already watch it.
I know, right? But I've never seen them talk about it so only our favorite owl knows
I am a sham. I keep meaning to watch it but I forget to set aside the time lol
That dude is cute, I should go talk to her?
Have you read whatever my latest hyperfixation is?
Also Tobias is a trans allegory.
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duuuuuuuuude. I'm gonna be thinking about this all day.
I had been pondering how none of the characters were queer-coded, and how I guess that was okay and it was the 90s after all... but obviously I'm an idiot who can't see my hand in front of my face. Tobias books are like the closest examinations of body dysmorphia that kids of that era got to read about.
Later books also examine how Andalite society doesn't accept deviations from physical norms, despite having the technology to literally transform their bodies at will. Some of the most interesting parts of Animorphs are the kids trying to change Ax's mind about a lot of ingrained bigotry that he received from Andalite culture.
