please do. My first series and it was so good. That's where I fell in love with Nani and Dew. Dew was my favourite character and Nani was the close second
Godji's character is trans IN the series so I accept it being labelled lgbt
So I tried searching it up on IQIYI, but it seems to be geoblocked in my country. If what you're saying is correct, I would prefer an 'action' or a 'supernatural' tag, as that reflects the genre way better, especially if only one tag for Genre is used. Anyways thanks for your opinion.
What do you say about cross fandom shipping like Regina George and Rodrick Heffley. Or shipping band members like one direction members or BTS members? People don't have to be queer baiting for shipping to occur.
Guyyysss, please can someone explain me properly, i have watched ep 1 and didnt understand anything much, what…
Firstly; Niran IS a shaman. It seems they are calling major shamans 'master' here Secondly; it seems as a child, some sort of ritual was performed on Pete that gave him a piece of a demon's soul, as well as tattoo as a "seal" Thirdly; as for how Pete was lucky at first, then lost, I think that has to do both with the demon in him, as well as the one in the room.
All in all, it's a mystery, so we'll learn more as we progress
Godji's character is trans IN the series so I accept it being labelled lgbt
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm guessing your argument is that Godji's character's transness is not centred enough to include the lgbt tag? Well if that's what you're saying, correct me if if I'm wrong again, but this is a TAG, not the genre. It's telling us what we'd see in the drama, not necessarily what is CENTRED in the drama. Friends is a very long show and I'm sure Chandler's parents are very minor characters (again, I've only watched a few episodes of Friends, so correct me if I'm wrong), so tagging the WHOLE show lgbt would be misleading, but tagging specific episodes where the trans character appears would not. Wu on the other hand is WAY shorter and Godji seems to be a major side character, so having an lgbt tag is not wrong. Plus this is one of the few times I'm guessing that a major trans character in Thai media is not there for laughs or meant to be in the background. It seems she is an active serious part of the characters. Going back to your doctor example - again, medical drama is more of a genre, while a drama with the tag of doctor will be totally fine.
My example - A fluffy short slice of life with a suicidal side/supporting will not fit into the genre of psychological drama, but putting a suicide tag is in no way wrong.
Feel free to argue discuss and disagree. Just don't be rude
Anyways thanks for your opinion.
Secondly; it seems as a child, some sort of ritual was performed on Pete that gave him a piece of a demon's soul, as well as tattoo as a "seal"
Thirdly; as for how Pete was lucky at first, then lost, I think that has to do both with the demon in him, as well as the one in the room.
All in all, it's a mystery, so we'll learn more as we progress
Well if that's what you're saying, correct me if if I'm wrong again, but this is a TAG, not the genre. It's telling us what we'd see in the drama, not necessarily what is CENTRED in the drama. Friends is a very long show and I'm sure Chandler's parents are very minor characters (again, I've only watched a few episodes of Friends, so correct me if I'm wrong), so tagging the WHOLE show lgbt would be misleading, but tagging specific episodes where the trans character appears would not. Wu on the other hand is WAY shorter and Godji seems to be a major side character, so having an lgbt tag is not wrong. Plus this is one of the few times I'm guessing that a major trans character in Thai media is not there for laughs or meant to be in the background. It seems she is an active serious part of the characters.
Going back to your doctor example - again, medical drama is more of a genre, while a drama with the tag of doctor will be totally fine.
My example - A fluffy short slice of life with a suicidal side/supporting will not fit into the genre of psychological drama, but putting a suicide tag is in no way wrong.
Feel free to argue discuss and disagree. Just don't be rude
Resource on the Wu discourse that shares a lot of my thoughts, so I'm leaving it here