spoiler Season 8 the most mature/darkest season yet?

[Karnak 187]

I mean wow! This season will tackle..

 

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-Racism 

-Nationalism

-Puberty 

-Adoption 

-Divorce

 

i mean wow..

 

 

[ShadOBabe 18,997]

I haven’t seen it yet, but that doesn’t sound very impressive. Or rather, it doesn’t sound surprising. Lots of “kids” shows tackle stuff like that. Not that it’s not a cool move, but it’s just something I EXPECT any animated show that wants to leave a lasting impression to do regardless.

Edited March 25, 2018 by ShadOBabe

[SDP40F amtrak 2,447]

8 minutes ago, Karnak said:

I mean wow! This season will tackle..

 

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-Racism 

-Nationalism

-Puberty 

-Adoption 

-Divorce

 

i mean wow..

 

 

Wow  100 percent stupid what this stuff has ruined season 8

Edited March 25, 2018 by Evil queen twilight

[Will Guide 21,360]

12 minutes ago, Karnak said:

I mean wow! This season will tackle..

 

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-Racism 

-Nationalism

-Puberty 

-Adoption 

-Divorce

 

i mean wow..

 

 

About one of those things

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I wouldn't call the Divorce thing the focus of "Of Surf and Turf" To me, the parents would have to hate each other, but no. They still love each other and just simply decided to live in one world or the other world. There's a trope for that: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/AmicableExes

They Never, ever Forced their son to pick a side. It was him and the CMC who convinced themselves that he needed to chose.

And I fail to see what

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"Nationalism" and "Adoption"

have to do with any of this.

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[FlareGun45 2,221]

3 minutes ago, We. said:

About one of those things

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I wouldn't call the Divorce thing the focus of "Of Surf and Turf" To me, the parents would have to hate each other, but no. They still love each other and just simply decided to live in one world or the other world. There's a trope for that: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/AmicableExes

They Never, ever Forced their son to pick a side. It was him and the CMC who convinced themselves that he needed to chose.

And I fail to see what

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"Nationalism" and "Adoption"

have to do with any of this.

I know adoption is for Father Knows Best, when a child has to pick between his regular parents or his adopted ones. Nationalism... you got me there.

[Dark Qiviut 22,430]

1 hour ago, We. said:

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To me, the parents would have to hate each other,

 

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Not true, actually. Many married couples divorce on very amicable terms and remain good friends afterwards. Telamar's parents aren't together anymore, but still think very highly of him and want to look out for him.

 

[Nyactis Mewcis Catlum 672]

The show has lightly brushed upon the idea of disability as well as death in the family, so it doesn't surprise me that it will continue that trend. It's likely they'll do the same thing that they did in that case: they'll touch upon it, but they won't outright state that that's basically what it's about, and to be honest I kind of like that subtle approach to it because 1) it doesn't make a spectacle out of what they're talking about and thus makes the message more focused, and 2) it allows the message to be broader and thus apply to those that that specific situation may not affect.

[Will Guide 21,360]

13 minutes ago, Dark Qiviut said:

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Not true, actually. Many married couples divorce on very amicable terms and remain good friends afterwards. Telamar's parents aren't together anymore, but still think very highly of him and want to look out for him.

 

You missed my point. I was trying to say

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the Divorce thing is NOT the focus like the Original poster says it is in his list.

Don't get me wrong: Your words line up with mine about the parents getting along and supporting their child. It's just it STILL sounded like you're missing my point the way you wrote your response. Please be careful with me as my autism sometimes makes me very literal minded and sometimes unable to see when others are inferring something. Nothing against you personally as a person. Just a simple miscommunication, especially since we're communicating through text only with no facial expression or body language, okay.

 

[Ganondorf8 11,316]

It was inevitable that these ideas would be tackled by the show though I'm surprised it took this long to get to them.

[Dark Qiviut 22,430]

16 minutes ago, We. said:

You missed my point.

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I didn't. I was fully aware their divorce within Surf isn't the main focus and agreed with you here. I was just pointing out something that needed correction. No biggie.

As for the divorce subject itself, the divorce between Terramar's parents already happened, but the focus is on the child of divorced parents. There's a little line by Terramar that implicates self-guilt for their separation, a feeling many kids IRL have when their parents break up. I'm rewatching it to find it.

 

Edited March 25, 2018 by Dark Qiviut

[Will Guide 21,360]

2 minutes ago, Dark Qiviut said:

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I didn't. I was fully aware their divorce within Surf isn't the main focus and agreed with you here. I was just pointing out something that needed correction. No biggie.

As for the divorce subject itself, the divorce between Terramar's parents already happened, but the focus is on the child of divorced parents. There's a little line by Terramar that implicates self-guilt for their separation, a feeling many kids IRL have when their parents break up.

 

In any case, it's nice to see another example

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of Amicable Exes. You don't see that very often in kids shows.

 

Edited March 25, 2018 by We.

[Dark Qiviut 22,430]

1 minute ago, We. said:

In any case, it's nice to see another example

 

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of Amicable Exes. You don't see that very often in kids shows.

 

 

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Indeed. Seeing that was really refreshing.

BTW, I found the line!

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Terramar: Like I said, Mount Aris is one great place to live. That's why Silverstream, my dad, and some of my cousins came back here… But Seaquestria is another great place to live. That's where my mom is.

Swetie: Oooooh. I…I didn't know that.

Terramar: No matter where I am, I feel like I'm letting someone down.

Emphasis mine.

 

 

[Mirage 24,770]

Right...the show would be so much better if it just made absurd fun of freaking everything...

oh wait, that's done all the time.

[Castle Bleck 19,368]

"Darkest"-wise, The Crystal Empire is still the darkest premiere.

 

You have a Ponified Darkseid, and a whole region of PTSD-ridden Woobies that Celestia and Luna originally failed to save.

[Steve Piranha 29,428]

18 hours ago, A.V. said:

"Darkest"-wise, The Crystal Empire is still the darkest premiere.

 

You have a Ponified Darkseid, and a whole region of PTSD-ridden Woobies that Celestia and Luna originally failed to save.

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There's a chance the final season premiere will top it, BIG

 

[Ashen Pathfinder 16,161]

Let's keep this on topic people! A few posts were hidden as a result.

Cheers!

[Hierok 11,831]

I like they tackle these topics, as long as they don't over do it.