And as such saw it as a missed opportunity for the fandom not to explore that as well, but apparently I was way over my head

Interesting, got to admit got way more into the fandom than the actual series, but from how many queer characters and women in power assumed that it was a conscious choice to show social structures of oppression that rely on other things besides gender, mainly class

A guy that hot, smart and eventually successful in an engineering academy full of other nerds would have propositions left and right from any gender, especially when there is no homophobia, so why limit his experience? Why make bisexuality so reductive??

I too don't get it, the world of arcane is one where neither homophobia nor sexism are prevalent structures of oppression, so why make it such a big deal that Jayce "is flipped into bisexuality" by Viktor, and before that he was solely into women

Don't worry, I think it's not a spoiler to say that by gold I refer to Gold Roger, and it all stems from this drawing where oda showed the straw hats in the future in a good ending vs a bad ending. Bc of this ppl tend to draw future Luffy very similar to Gold or Garp, a massive built

Which is why I hate when fan art of him in the future puts him Gold-level tall, he is a tiny guy forever and ever