u/LumatheMunchkinCat

"The tech overload is terrible at photoshopping! How pathetic!"

We are watching an animated series with an exaggerated artstyle, of course animators would want to emphasize to us that this is photoshop. It's made that way to show the fakeness of the picture to us, the audience. As one youtuber who I really like said: "Sometimes things we make to make art pretty are not canon to the universe"

It really feels like people trying to make up facts to paint Vox as completely incompetent out of thin air to justify their need to constantly make fun of him

Sasha wants that piece of cake so bad, but never gonna get it since Gray absolutely hates him, and for good reason. Oh wait.

I don't understand the argument that Vox is useless to the plot now. I think it's the exact opposite: he has reached his absolute highest and fell to his absolute lowest, he's in a perfect spot to start a redemption arc. You know. The main point of the show. I do understand the argument that there are too many characters, but it has nothing to do with Vox himself and everything to do with writers jam packing the show with characters. Maybe the writers should've introduced him and his arc later, but that doesn't take away any potential of his plotline. Would that potential be wasted is another story, but that's not what I'm talking about here

To the last comment: wdym his story is concluded?! He's at pivotal point of his arc, the most interesting events are going to begin to happen now

Do you agree? Or am I delusional?