IIRC she’s a drag queen and the plot makes it explicitly clear she’s not a woman

i think you’re confusing her and Blade (who is a drag queen voiced by Kween Kong). i don’t remember anything iffy about Queen Leanne but it’s been a while

I’m glad a nameless trans woman got a paycheck out of it, at least

sorry didn’t mean to not mention her. Jordan Raskopoulos is a semi-well-known comedian in Australia

Any story about trans women that trans women don’t have complete creative control from start to finish is liable to wind up being eye-wateringly transmisogynistic

i do agree, i thought it was okay when i first watched it but they could have very easily avoided including the sus shit if they had given it some extra thought. it just didn’t feel intentional to me and this one just felt like it got a kinda unfair critical lens put on it compared to a lot of other similar media. also i’ve seen multiple reviews claiming that the drag queen character is the only “trans” representation in the movie when that’s not the case

I’m not interested in hearing about how it’s fine actually you’re just overreacting

dw i don’t think you are at all. in the end, they knowingly put something in the movie that they knew had TERFy vibes when they could have just used a sword for the sword lesbians lol