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Princess Power (2023)
Princess friends from four different Fruitdoms — Blueberry, Kiwi, Pineapple and Raspberry — spring into action to make their worlds a better place.
Princess friends from four different Fruitdoms — Blueberry, Kiwi, Pineapple and Raspberry — spring into action to make their worlds a better place.
The film explicitly promotes progressive ideology by challenging traditional gender stereotypes, featuring LGBTQ+ representation, and championing inclusive leadership and cooperative social values.
The series features intentional DEI-driven casting with main characters representing diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds, varied family structures including same-sex parents, and characters with disabilities. Its narrative explicitly centers on themes of inclusivity, reframing traditional roles, and normalizing diversity as a fundamental aspect of its world.
Princess Power portrays the LGBTQ+ community positively through the normalized depiction of a same-sex couple, King Barton and Sir Benedict Blueberry, as loving and supportive parents. Their relationship is an integral part of the story, emphasizing family diversity. The show promotes broader themes of inclusivity, acceptance, and empowerment, aiming for all children, including those from LGBTQ+ families, to feel seen and accepted.
Princess Power indirectly portrays the trans community through its broader LGBTQ+ inclusive themes of acceptance and empowerment. While no explicit transsexual characters are depicted, the show challenges traditional gender norms and promotes messages of belonging and being seen. This creates a supportive environment for all children, including trans and gender non-conforming viewers, by emphasizing that identity defines a person more than traditional roles.
The movie does not contain any action or adventure elements.
The animated series "Princess Power" adapts the "Princesses Wear Pants" book series. All main characters, including the four princesses, retain their canonical female genders. While Princess Bea's family dynamics are expanded to include two fathers, both characters are male, consistent with their established gender in the source context. No character's gender was changed from the source material.
The animated series is based on a book where character races were not specified, and the setting is entirely fictional. The diverse voice cast for the main characters does not alter an established race from the source material.
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