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This Powerpuff Girls Episode is more Relevant than ever!
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- čas přidán 16. 08. 2024
- When a message is well executed, than it can become more true as the years go by, a prime of example of this is with The Powerpuff Girls episode 'Equal Fights'.
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Batman put it best. "The hammer of justice is unisex"
Here's his response in the cartoon.
Man or woman, a sick mind is capable of anything.
I legit can't think of any other show that actually tackles misandry properly like this episode have
Thats because this show and this episode came out in a time when society was more balance then it is now. The 90s was a great time where equality seemed to be happening and you could have strong female leads, women in positions of power, inspiring female sports players without having a toxic attitude about it.
Today toxic personalities and behaviors infest so much in western culture that it ruins concepts like equality, having selfish attitudes and demeaning behavior making everything into a battle and everyone whos not inline with it the enemy.
Not just feminism, but everything in society today.
@@MrOrcshamanIt is crazy how stereotypes were once considered offensive, now you are considered abnormal if you aren't a stereotype because that means you aren't "upholding your identity".
@@lpfan4491 exactly, it's the benchmark of extremists
@@MrOrcshamanabsolutely, people, especially woke people are so incredibly toxic towards each other now a days, I would honestly like to return to a time where leftists wouldn’t try to convince children to mutilate themselves because their gay and actually be respectful of other beliefs and ideas like they used to be before the internet, and this is coming from a gen Z! I think we need to learn what ‘agree to disagree’ means again
@@lpfan4491yeah, tomboys and more effeminate boys are constantly being told that they should be trans just because they don’t fit into a certain stereotype, it’s crazy
In a rare role reversal if this episode came out now it would be seen as pandering to the anti-woke crowd.
No cause they would hate the crap out of ppg 😂 him Alone would trigger them to much
@@randomgeekcrap was HIM in the reboot?
@@mattphillips3537he was
@@randomgeekcraphi, Antiwoke person here. 💀. Loved the power puff girls. Was a fan of this show in the early 2000s and was a big fan of _Him_ as well. My favorite villain on that show. This episode was actually in fact my favorite episode. So now what? 💁♂️
We really should use this episode to teach kids the difference between Feminism and Misandry in schools
Honestly, my favorite part of this is Ms. Bellum actually sticking up for the mayor and pointing out that he doesn't have superpowers.
I remember this episode! Honestly it taught me a lot as a kid, I got the message clearly and it was a fun watch too. The writer shouldn't regret teaching the younger generation a valuable lesson in a good way
EVERYONE should be treated equally. NO MATTER the color, gender, or age.
Yeah
...or creed, or social status.
I remember that I loved this episode. The one thing it got wrong was with what Susan B Anthony did, after she illegally voted she was arrested and set to jail, it was a male friend of hers who paid for her to get out because he couldn't stand seeing a woman he respected in jail, that messed up her plan because her plan was to go to jail to argue her case in a higher court. Although in the episode it may have changed it to prove the point.
That's what whitewashing does. No, whitewashing doesn't just mean "non-white erasure/removal", it means to censor negative parts of history to fit a narrative.
Huh getting bailed out she still would need to go to court. When paid to get out of jail ur free until ur court date
Didn't the law still change because of her?
If only misandry was actually tackled more today.
5:32
Thats what make femme such an ortible person, she uses an actual problem like need of equality as an excuse to do whatever she desires and then hipocritically hurts the people she should stand for in order to get whatever she wants.
PPG and other 90's cartoons were truly ahead of their time to tell sensitive topics like this in a tasteful manner.
I also love her design. She's giving Snatched Skinny Queen the house down boots but with misandry ✨💅🔥
Frrr
Everyone's either a misandrist or a misogynist nowadays, I swear.
I feel like we need a episode like this one more than ever these days.
Misandry is a real problem. It's not non-existent, it's as real as any other evil in the world.
Imagine if all modern shows that promote misandry were genderbent. For example, let's have a Shaggy show where Shaggy hates Daphne for being a rich white female, that wouldn't go well now, would it?
Ngl her design is so good
The episode had an interesting yet rather sensitive idea, but however there was one major problem: the lack of equal consequences for the Powerpuff Girls actions - improper execution.
While most of the episode is decent enough with the intervention and Femme Fatale finally getting what she deserves for her crimes along with the history lesson about Susan B. Anthony, there was the lingering issue about the Powerpuff Girls not facing enough consequences for their actions against men. As a feminist, if not an equalist, I was disappointed/insulted given that the only thing the girls suffered was an intervention by Ms. Keane and Ms. Bellum. There should have been at least a part of the ending where after Femme Fatale was finally brought to justice for her crimes the Girls apologize to all the boys they bullied while filled with regret and shame for their offensive mistakes.
Given how this episode was supposed to be about equal rights there also needed to be equal consequences too. Fatale got what she deserved for her actions, the Powerpuff Girls deserved their fair share of the consequences too. Though asides from just apologizing to all the boys they bullied on-screen in addition to the Mayor and the Professor, I also believed that there should have been a very important lesson taught in kindergarten too: The fact that your actions can have consequences no matter what, regardless if your a boy or a girl.
I made a few memes about this episode and even rewrote the transcript on my DeviantArt account in where all the flaws were cleaned up; such as removing the outright unnecessary filler of Fatales montage. Extending the intervention scene in where more women scold the Girls for their offensive actions who were accompanied by their husbands who were all the parents of the Girls victims. An extended beat down of Fatale in where the Girls remain angry at Fatale while Bubbles and Buttercup get their fair share of the close-ups all with angry faces while shouting in unison "And the hammer of justice is unisex!" afterwards. Finally a newer part of the ending in where both Ms. Keane and the Professor both teach about sexism and how it goes both ways while the Girls apologized to all the boys they bullied while getting grounded right before the episode outrow.
I read your rewrite of Equal Fights 11 times and you fix the episode's problems. Big fan of your fanfic by the way.
I agree escarietson, yes, it's me MarioDipper20, one of your deviantart watchers and I did see how you fixed the problems in this episode.
You do get the girls are about five, right?
@@bdpickett So is Princess Morbucks, and she got her fair share of the punishment whenever she does something wrong despite being rich & spoiled. Even Mitch Michelson gets his equal punishments for his own actions too.
Kids need to learn their lessons too, no matter what.
@@Escarietson I second that indefinitely!
This episode shows how to be a true feminist, and not a misandrist.
"Don't use your gender as an excuse to do bad things."
That's the lesson my 8 year old MALE brain learned by watching this in the 90's. It's simple enough that a child could understand it, it's unisex because it applies to all genders, and it's still relevant.
Why do so many adults fail to understand something I figured out as a child!?
The closet I can think of a show that did something similar to this, was that Justice League episode called Fury, when one of the Amazonian's from Themyscira had a plan to wipe out all the men in the world and let it be ruled by women
This is really cool, i do always worry people use stuff like this that it can make people discard actual feminism when it is important. But people like that are always going to exist
That symbol is called a Venus symbol 🖤✌🏼
The classic always aged like fine Wine. But how much you want to bet that feminists of Twitter and Tumblr tried to call this out as propaganda?
Nuanced arguments were killed by Twitter and Tumblr with the candlestick in the ballroom
Great episode. Classic.
Amazing video dude keep up the good work
God the og Powerpuff were so good wtf we're they thinking with the news ones, if it didn't have good morel values.
That’s actually cartoon voice actors in a nutshell
An episode written by misogynists with a fictional character meant to insult feminists
2:34 does this mean Superman and Batman exist in the PowerPuff Girls' universe?! Also whos the voice actress for Femme Fatale she sounds so familiar
Pretty sure the DC heroes thing comes down to ownership and licensing.
Powerpuff Girls is a part of Cartoon Network, which in turn is also a part of Warner Bros. DC Comics are also a part of Warner Bros. Through this relation the show is able to reference DC heroes
I think Femme Fatale is voiced by Grey Delisle(Azula's voice actress).
Yes indeed, real feminism is all about women and men having equal legal rights, education and career opportunities, etc., NOT man-hating or female supremacy. Unfortunately, even though you can certainly try to educate folks and/or respectfully disagree with them and explain things, in the end they're going to think what they want to think. SMH!
PS - If you think about it, the whole "women and children first" thing is endorsing misandry. So is the belief that military women shouldn't be allowed in combat...because it would be more painful to see a woman get killed or wounded than a man. If prioritizing women's lives and safety over men's isn't misandry (even if there are/were good intentions behind it), I don't know what is.
Stereotypes
Have you noticed that Mr catguytoons has a really bad lisp? It's hard to understand him a lot of the time.
Dude talks in uwu
When I was a young teenager. Females beat me down along with my mother. So days later I beat them and said you beat me first so I have protected myself. So stop it or the next time would be worse than before. I love girls with all my heart. But if you mean for what I am. Then you'll get what's coming to you. I always say sorry for doing something bad. So be careful of your doing. I love supporting women because there were there when I needed someone with me by my side
I was legitimately ready to watch your video but whatever is up with your voice whether it's an act or not something you can help I couldn't finish. Sorry not sorry. Just honest
I only thing that I like about this Original Powerpuff Girls episode Equal Fights growing up was Femme Fatale's wicked, cunning , villainous laugh 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭.
Number 86 is very feminsm
Why do u talk Likee that
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lol misandry isnt real
Checked ur channel and its just as cringe as i expected 💀💀
Misandrists are pretty much real. I experienced and witnessed one moment from an actual grown up woman outside.. You should go outside often to see for yourself. There are men haters much as women haters.
Where tf you living, because I think you living in the mountains if you don't know this
The charm of a female villain is her cunning, wicked, and villainous laugh and sometimes even female villains are good at looking gorgeous too 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭.
This is basically the only episode I know that takles misandry in general. It is mostly always "evil men" or "evil white" or even nowadays "evil heterosexual".
Funny ting is that then something Like Barbie ends up empowering men to better themselves because the men actually get a character arc and interesting writing because "women and "pocs" can't do wrong".
Wasn’t the whole point of Barbieland that the way they were treating the Kens was wrong.
Feminism is all about not repeating the same problems patriarchy put women through. Feminism is also about looking out for both women and men, because feminists have also acknowledged men suffered under patriarchy which is why we're okay with taking men in.
I remember this episode! Honestly it taught me a lot as a kid, I got the message clearly and it was a fun watch too. The writer shouldn't regret teaching the younger generation a valuable lesson in a good way