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'The Owl House’ creator Dana Terrace situation with Disney+ positive views on AI generated content
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Lemme share the tea for anyone who isn’t aware:
I liked that although Knights of Guinevere was clearly ragging on Disney, it felt like it wasn't just a cathartic trauma dump from Dana Terrace and crew — it was actually being used to say something meaningful. It's a good sign when the pilot episode of a show has such a strong sense of themes.
I'd heard a lot of hype when the pilot was released, but didn't get around to watching it until I randomly thought "I wonder what Dana Terrace is up to nowadays? Hopefully she's working somewhere better than Disney, because surely there must be someone with power out there who recognised how Disney was squandering her potential". When I saw that it was her and some of the Owl House team who made Knights of Guinevere, that caused me to immediately go watch it. The only disappointment was that we don't know when new episodes will be available, but hopefully things will be regular once we do start getting episodes.
Does anybody know if knights of Guinevere is kid appropriate?
It absolutely is not. The swearing alone would make it inappropriate for kids, but one of the scenes literally has someone using another person's intestines as a leash. It's an excellent pilot, but not for kids like The Owl House was.
Not for young kids, there's blood and violence and language and so on
On a scale of 1 to Demon Hunter, what are we talking?
Demon hunter is like a 6 on my scale lol
Demon Hunter is fairly tame. Maybe the top of the list should be Ninja Scroll or Berserk or Elden Leid or Urotsukidōji.
Yeah it’s just barely gorier than your standard shonen.
Elfen Lied? I swear the only thing I remember about that anime was the controversy about its gore and themes.
Oh yeah, a TON of gore and naked bob/vageen. I loved it when I was a teen but haven’t seen it since. I could do with a rewatch!
For children’s media? I’m curious what a 10 is
Watership Down
I was assuming just animation in general. Something like grave of the fireflies or takopi, parasyte etc.
We only have one episode but so far it's not exactly young kid appropriate... but it's not fully adult animation either. The limited gore is slightly disturbing but technically from something comparable to a robot and while it does have some swearing it's not often.
From my individual perspective as a parent, mine watched it and I'd say around 10 or so, you'd probably be okay. Best practice in my opinion though is always going to be to watch it yourself first and see how you feel.
Oh shit is Knights of Guinevere out?
Apparently, episode one/the pilot was released 2025-09-19. No followup episodes yet. Wikipedia, TMDB, Website, Pilot (YouTube, 26 min)
was the tweet in regards to something or just genai in general? like was disney+ specifically changing something about owl house and genai? (i agree disney is terrible i was just curious)
Is Owl House mainly a kids show? It seems like it.
Same question for Knights of Guinevere? Kids, YA, a bit of both but also interesting for adults?
Sure, just like disney movies it's made primarily for pubescent humans. Won't stop my ass from watching it.