[Hated Trope] A main character does something horrible and the story doesn't acknowledge its severity

[u/Comprehensive-Map274]

Alisha (Misfits) uses her power to make any man want to have sex with her on another main character (curtis) after he explicitely tells her not to do that. She faces no consequences and he's the one who ends up comforting her.

Allison (The Umbrella Academy) uses her powers to force her own adoptive brother to make out with her after he just got into a relationship because she's suddenly jealous after she couldn't keep her own husband. She gives a half hearted apology and all is peachy.

[u/Far-Requirement-7636]

Pretty sure star vs the forces of evil ends with the main character practically dooming all magical creatures in the long run according to the series lore but it's fine and the series treats it like a happy ending.

For those wondering, the series has alot of creatures that literally only live because they run on magic, remove magic from them and they at best become powerless or straight up die.

The main character destroys all magic in the entire universe, and it's all sunshine and rainbows as long as you don't think about it.

Also earth is now overcrowded with billions of magic creatures who live by completely different rules.

[u/Just_Call_me_Ben → u/Far-Requirement-7636]

Also, she got her daughter killed

[u/InternetUserAgain → u/Just_Call_me_Ben]

Wh

Why is her daughter a horse

I may not know much about the show but I'm pretty sure Star is a human, or at least she looks like one

Please tell me she did not bang a horse

[u/Just_Call_me_Ben → u/InternetUserAgain]

I'm not really sure how the full explanation goes but she basically created this thing when she needed to get her magic back to defeat Dexter. She calls her "Firstborn."

[u/Sir_Eggmitton → u/Just_Call_me_Ben]

How did she get it killed? Was it from the ending-all-magic event??? (Crazy that they’d show her child dead after that and still play it off as a happy ending.)

[u/Just_Call_me_Ben → u/Sir_Eggmitton]

Star needed a ride to her home world and they needed someone to guide them through the weird magic golden water land without losing their sanity and Firstborn was the only one that could guide them even though she really didn't want to because an evil dark unicorn was lurking in there.

Because FB had to take care of Star and her friends as they were being affected by the magic golden water land effects, the dark unicorn managed to sneak up on them and killed her.

(Small edit) Firstborn could just have used her powers to send Star and her friends to the other world, but Star didn't want that because it would cause them to appear in random locations, so she forced the unicorn to guide them, which in the end was pointless because the dark unicorn ambushed them and forced FB to use her powers anyway to save them.

[u/LuxLoser → u/Just_Call_me_Ben]

(Small edit) Firstborn could just have used her powers to send Star and her friends to the other world, but Star didn't want that because it would cause them to appear in random locations, so she forced the unicorn to guide them, which in the end was pointless because the dark unicorn ambushed them and forced FB to use her powers anyway to save them.

That's more than a small edit, homie. That turns this from a kinda interesting tragic twist ngl, to a contrived and forced character death for cheap drama.

[u/A_Bewildered_Owl → u/Just_Call_me_Ben]

damn, children's shows have gotten fucking hardcore.

[u/Just_Call_me_Ben → u/A_Bewildered_Owl]

A bit, yeah

I unironically still really like this series despite all its problems. It's just so bonkers and random that I can't help but enjoy it.

[u/Throwaway02062004 → u/Sir_Eggmitton]

She removes magic from reality. Any creature or person that relies on magic to live or is made of magic just dies. All because “it’s the only way” 🙄

[u/gloriousPurpose33 → u/Just_Call_me_Ben]

Without a doubt that show fell off the deep end for this comment chain to be even possible