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#i could probably do a longer post on why fakir's redemption arc in particular is incredibly mishandled
marinsawakening · 3 years
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Hey, heads up for everyone wanting to/planning on watching Princess Tutu: the first half of the anime (or more specifically, roughly the first eight episodes or so) contains fairly realistic depictions of emotional/psychological/verbal abuse. While it is framed as wrong, the perpetrator never apologizes for it to the victim and receives no (narrative) punishment. 
In general, Princess Tutu deals heavily with abuse and unhealthy relationships/toxic love, but in my opinion, this particular plotline was handled significantly worse than the others. Even so, you could argue that the other plotlines on the subject could have been handled better, and I’ve seen other people be more bothered by them than I am. 
In general, if abuse and unhealthy relationships, especially mishandling of them, is something that triggers you, I suggest not watching Princess Tutu.
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