>Non-white protagonist
>Strong female love interest
>Furrybait sidekick
>Somewhat tragic villain that could be given a redemption arc (Just make him more attractive)
Bravestarr is perfect for a current year remake
>Non-white protagonist. >Strong female love interest. >Furrybait sidekick
Ok, but is it actually good?
Yes it was
Alright I'll check it out
Quite good. Check out a few episodes on YouTube. I believe it's all uploaded.
More importantly how good was it?
It's basically Western-themed he-man
I'd love to see it but god so many modern remakes have made me hopeless, I'd rather this show be forgotten than have it filled with the modern trash shows have now
Bravestarr is too manly for modern times. Hollywood like neutered minorities as the black geek friend
>Non-white protagonist
actually relevant to the setting since he is a native american and the story is "wild west IN SPACE"
>Strong female love interest
the 80s was balls deep in second wave feminism, so ass-kicking girls were common
>Furrybait sidekick
did you mean battlecat but better?
instead of a cowardly normal mode and a stronger combat mode
he only has badass mode and more badass mode
OP isn't complaining, you don't have to make justifications for it
>Furrybait sidekick
Imagine a horse you could ride before he rides you 🙂
Why would you want to ruin it?
Yep, all it needs is Bravestar b***hing about the white man and it'll be all up to date.
any native anons here?
Why is them like do?
>perfect for a current year remake
Translation:
>perfect to be ruined
I constantly conflate this cartoon with the Cow Boys of Moo Mesa.
I'm thinking crossover.
You're thinking crossover.
I keep confusing the name with Blackstar, but then they kind of recycled some of that into both He-man and Bravestar.
hey I was just thinking about this show when taking a piss
If a reboot came out, should Fuzz and Scuzz get the Cringer/Snarf treatment?