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When that show's Ruby and Sapphire got married, the show actually showed the two brides kissing, in what Sugar meant as a statement against the powers that stopped The Legend of Korra and other similar shows from having same-sex characters who love each other express that on screen. Sugar would then go on to create Steven Universe, perhaps the most LGBTQ+ friendly kid's cartoon ever made, with its roster of characters from across the gender and sexuality spectrum.

Notably, the same interview revealed that the pair were not intended to become a couple until writer Rebecca Sugar started building that bond between them. It just said they 'have a moment.' When Hanna boarded that, there was a little note in the margin that said 'Come on!' with a big exclamation point. It actually wasn't in the outline when it was submitted. Showrunner Adam Muto told TVLine: 'It was really up to, the storyboard artist who got that scene, to decide what her take on it was going to be. That too was going to stop short of a kiss, were it not for the efforts of one storyboard artist.

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In its own series finale, for example, Adventure Time featured a kiss between its female characters Princess Bubblegum and Marceline. Ratburn marrying a man, in an episode that was banned in at least one state, but did not go as far as to show him sharing his first kiss with his new husband.ДЄ few shows in the progressive mold of The Legend of Korra, though, have taken things further than that show and showed its protagonists kissing. Gay kisses in cartoons have remained rare-an episode of PBS show Arthur, for example, showed teacher Mr. If such a cabal of LGBTQ+ fans forcing cartoons to feature queer kisses exists, it has not been very successful. Homophobic fans wishing LGBTQ+ moments were not 'shoved in our faces' has been so often used that it has become a cliche regularly mocked in memes:Д¬onservatives: i donвЂ™t care if youвЂ™re gay but you donвЂ™t have to shove it in our вЂ™s not a personality traitДЄlso conservatives: /96gqh1I3E7- bobby. Instead of making Korra a strong single women.' In the Last Airbender, They had love sequences but it wasn't shoved in our face like it is here.But noooo. One viewer writing on the show's Fandom forum, for example, wrote: 'i found myself skipping over parts. These criticisms are exactly the same ones leveled at The Legend of Korra three years earlier, down to mentioning the existence of a (fictitious) gay cabal who is supposedly forcing cartoons to feature gay kisses, or causing trouble for any cartoon without same-sex love. This led to a backlash from homophobic campaigning group One Million Moms, in which the group said that Disney was 'under pressure from the gay community' and had, 'decided to be politically correct versus providing family-friendly entertainment.'

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Lifetime Throws Down the Gauntlet to Hallmark With LGBTQ+ Christmas Movie.He wrote on his Tumblr: 'We approached the network and while they were supportive there was a limit to how far we could go with it.' Though many queer fans (and hack comedians) have seen what they saw as queer traits in characters like Snagglepuss, Scooby-Doo's Velma, and Recess' Spinelli, this was the first confirmation on screen that a character was a member of the LGBTQ+ community.ДЇellow co-creator Bryan Konietzko, meanwhile, suggested that the pair wanted to show the pair kissing, but were held back by Nickelodeon. This makes Korra the first out LGBTQ+ character to lead a children's cartoon. He later added: 'In case people were still questioning what happened in the last scene, I wanted to make a clear verbal statement to complement the show's visual one.' The moment where they enter the spirit portal symbolizes their evolution from being friends to being a couple. Michael Dante DiMartino wrote: 'Our intention with the last scene was to make it as clear as possible that yes, Korra and Asami have romantic feelings for each other. So there was no confusion in viewer's minds into what this hand-holding meant, both Legend of Korra co-creators took to Tumblr to confirm that the pair were embarking upon a lesbian relationship. In the final moments of The Legend of Korra Season 4, Episode 13 (titled 'The Last Stand,') Korra and Asami hold hands and head into the Spirit World after the show's biggest battle, confirming their feelings for each other had developed. This means that a whole new generation of fans are watching the Avatar spin-off and coming to its controversial ending, that saw lead characters Korra and Asami move from being friends to romantic partners.

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The Legend of Korra is now streaming on Netflix US, where it has topped the TV charts since it was released.

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