Albina: Examine posters on wall.
Alright, no point in pretending we don't see it. What's all this, then?
Most of your CRINGE MEDIAS take the forms of animated shows that many would describe as "førrr idiøt wigglerrr§ whø §hit in theirrr wa§techute umbrrrella§ lmaø". But that would be a very incorrect statement for this show in particular.
Dronebound Hotel is a relatively new series that recently dropped and took the internet by STORM. It is a VERY MATURE and SERIOUS show not intended for faint hearted or innocent children. Not that there even are many on Alternia anyway.
It is about a sub-society of trolls who are anti-quadrant, and under oppression from the drones who take genetic material to the mothergrub every time cycle season comes about. Many say such a minority don't need a show like this, as the defiance to fill a pail in the real world would result in an immediate culling, and perpetuation of such a rambunctious ideology could further result in quite the decline in the population of particularly dumb and impressionable trolls. Others say it was definitely a necessary show made for awareness and protest around the topic, however the show itself did not handle these heavy ideas and topics very well. You, on the other hand, believe it did a great job, and that sometimes, to get a point across, you have to be quite bold and vulgar. Just like the poster.
Others also backlash against many of the offensive stereotypes or otherwise problematic factors within the show pertaining to the characters specifically. For example, many found that making the violent, untrusting and otherwise unpleasant character a sea dweller was in poor taste. However, as a sea dweller yourself (moreso a sky dweller, but the point is withstanding), you find nothing wrong with it. Anyone can be violent or unpleasant, especially on Alternia.
You can defend a lot of this show for hours on end. However, not even you can defend the fact they twinkified the main drone antagonist and gave him the voice of troll Alex Brightman. Seriously, he sounds like a fucking tool. It took away from the immersion when he was introduced, you think.