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Favourite cartoon character: Darkwing Duck, Ash, Pikachu, Leomon, BlackWarGreymon, Gatomon, Renamon, Daffy Duck, Steven Universe, Garnet, etc.
Personal Quote: Kīpu Sumairingu yo!
Brian's a good character and I love him! You should love him too! Fuck TheTrainMrMenPonyFan, He's a fucking idiot for hating Brian!
Oh, god, not another one… 🤦🏻♂️
Look, buddy, you’re entitled to your opinion on Brian, but you shouldn’t insist that others agree with you, that is a form of fascism.
Seriously, bro, are you delulu?
I also want them to like Brian, but they're just trolls. So what if he did bad things?
If there’s anything worse than doing bad things, it’s not taking any responsibility for one’s actions and holding oneself accountable for them. Family Guy hardly ever touches base on actual lessons in accountability, they just keep doing the same generic routine over and over again, with formulaic episodes left and right, only striking gold every once in a blue moon.
If any cartoon does a better job of acknowledging misdeeds and accountability, it’s BoJack Horseman, which shows the consequences of one’s actions and behavior in more ways than you can imagine. Plus, it ended on a very high note, so major props for that.
Sorry, I just don't like Media201055, Lightening-McQueen, and TheTrainMrMenPonyFan. They take their Brian hate way too far and Meg love way too far. They need to stop obsessing over their princess. Meg is a lame character.
And you don’t see the irony of that, based on your obsession with Brian? And Meg being a lame character is only your opinion, much like that of your opinion of Brian being a great one.
I prefer the classic version of Brian, myself, because I recognize him more as the voice of reason in the Griffin family. From Season Five onwards, he slowly developed into less and less of what he once was, and the writers hadn’t done anything to improve him as a character for many of us who once were Family Guy fans, and the same goes for all the others who suffered from serious levels of character derailment and flanderization. How the show managed to stay on the air after many years of seasonal rot, I’ll never know.
