Or the Disney that didn’t let the cops be gay in Gravity Falls, or the Disney that doesn’t let gays in Pixar films, or the Disney that relegated Finn to a minor character for being black
Didn’t watch Gravity Falls but as far as I knew they were confirmed gay, admittedly in the finale.
There was also a gay cop in Onward
I also don’t agree that Finn was a minor character, he was a regular focal point in two movies much to the annoyance of the same conservative groups.
I’m by no means suggesting Disney is anywhere in the neighborhood of acceptable. Gay characters have a tendency to be tiny roles or unpromoted movies (I watch a lot of movies and I hadn’t seen anything for Strange World before it released). I’m just saying “never” is probably inaccurate for modern Disney.
The problem is that in theory Finn is a main character with a complex arc and a love interest of all three of the other main characters. But in practice, his arc is never fully explored, and because Disney hates gays and interracial relationships, they decided to put Rey with the Klan incel, invent a straight love interest out of nowhere for Poe, and write Rose out of the story, giving Finn the black former slave a black former slave girlfriend as a consolation prize.
I would just like to take a moment to say that every single major and minor character in The Owl House, except for the humans at Luz’s old school, is autistic.
Autistic characters:
Luz Camila Willow Gus Eda Lilith Hunter Kikimora Belos Amity Ed Emira King Bosha Bump Faust Steve Vee Collector and every single other character who ever appears in the demon realm ever and also both employees of the historical society and also the other kids from reality check camp.
Or the Disney that didn’t let the cops be gay in Gravity Falls, or the Disney that doesn’t let gays in Pixar films, or the Disney that relegated Finn to a minor character for being black
Didn’t watch Gravity Falls but as far as I knew they were confirmed gay, admittedly in the finale.
There was also a gay cop in Onward
I also don’t agree that Finn was a minor character, he was a regular focal point in two movies much to the annoyance of the same conservative groups.
I’m by no means suggesting Disney is anywhere in the neighborhood of acceptable. Gay characters have a tendency to be tiny roles or unpromoted movies (I watch a lot of movies and I hadn’t seen anything for Strange World before it released). I’m just saying “never” is probably inaccurate for modern Disney.
The problem is that in theory Finn is a main character with a complex arc and a love interest of all three of the other main characters. But in practice, his arc is never fully explored, and because Disney hates gays and interracial relationships, they decided to put Rey with the Klan incel, invent a straight love interest out of nowhere for Poe, and write Rose out of the story, giving Finn the black former slave a black former slave girlfriend as a consolation prize.
Don’t forget the Disney that sent a Terminator after Owl House.
Such a good show but they got a gay relationship and AFAIK it was cancelled for having a plot which the exec thought wouldn’t work in a cartoon
First same sex kiss between two main characters in a Disney property. Then “the show doesn’t really fit our brand”
it was amidst COVID cuts, sure, but probably an easy win for some exec to axe.
I would just like to take a moment to say that every single major and minor character in The Owl House, except for the humans at Luz’s old school, is autistic.
Autistic characters:
Luz Camila Willow Gus Eda Lilith Hunter Kikimora Belos Amity Ed Emira King Bosha Bump Faust Steve Vee Collector and every single other character who ever appears in the demon realm ever and also both employees of the historical society and also the other kids from reality check camp.
Um, there was a gay couple in Lightyear. That’s a Pixar film.
https://www.newsweek.com/pixar-staff-say-disney-censors-lgbt-scenes-backlash-ceo-bob-chapek-dont-say-gay-bill-1686714
This news article does not change the simple fact that there was a gay couple in Lightyear - a Pixar film.