#kog

[ch0c0-f4n]

Reject tradition (feeding capitalist companies), embrace modernity (supporting indie studios)

[mochasucculent]

I love Gwen's design and wanted to put her in some fun little oufits lol

[crazycometspecular]

LOVED Knights of Guinevere!!

Had to make some fanart ✨🫶

[ne-me-laissant-que-mes-regrets]

[ID: A tweet from @ NebsGoodTakes that reads, "rescuing woke grok from elon's goon crypt", with a gif of two people with a robot running away attached to the post. A quote retweet from @ canned_possums reads "Knights of Guinevere". /End ID]

[orphetoon]

you know this episode goes hard

[moringmark]

[queencalicoanne]

Okay so one thing I love about Knights of Guinevere is the lack of cynicism about Guinevere herself. Despite the fact that she's an android and not human, despite the fact that she seems stuck in a pre-programmed fantasy world, despite the fact that she is the face of a marketing empire, Guinevere herself is not evil.

She's everything we were told as kids that princesses are meant to be. Friendly, graceful, wanting to be there for and protect children. She is a princess in need of rescue who tries over and over again to rescue herself while waiting for her knights. She is just as abused under the corrupt system in place, if not more so. Yet she still fights to protect the people who are trying to save her when she is broken. The surveillance system used by the corporation over it's citizens is something she uses to fondly remember the children she befriends.

I just love that despite how scathingly and rightfully this show criticizes Disney as a company, it never points the finger at the audience for loving princesses and wanting to indulge in fantasy, and the creativity that brought these fantasies to life were done so out of genuine love.

And anyways, that's why I'm crying over an animatronic park princess from cyberpunk horror cartoon on a Saturday morning, have a good weekend everyone.