Bratz

I had to watch 'Bratz' for a pop culture class and was completely appalled by it. It shows young girls that it is okay to be superficial, slutty, vain, and stupid. Any parent who would purchase this for young girls disgusts me. Not only is it completely devoid of any positive role models, it is also not in the least entertaining. It was physically painful to watch all of the random, awkward statements from horribly under-developed characters. The situations are unoriginal and uninspired (i.e. 'everything goes wrong for prom night, but it all turns out okay in the end'). This show should be avoided by adults and children alike.

These big headed girls, make me feel better about my big face. i was bullied throughout my schooling about it and this breathtakingly beautiful piece of work saved me life. brought me back up again when i was falling through snow whites well in a dream i had last night. i love how their feet can come off and i was like yeet. and the animation is just as amazing as foodfight 2012. its my mums favourite film but this show NEVER lets me down. i feel impowered by these young dolls and aspire to be them. this is the really juice out there.

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I am actually in complete disbelief over these reviews! Bratz is an awesome show, sure it has it's flaws but it's a typical 2000s cartoon! What do you expect? There are CGI glitches and mistakes, the characters are all skinny, it doesn't touch on all of the problems that insecure young girls face, but back then.. that was normal! They just started a new tiktok series called Talkin Bratz with some of the same voice actors and i'm sure that they will touch on things like that now that our society is more "woke" about that kind of stuff. The tiktok series made Dylan darker, to show that he is black so that's a great start, I love how the Bratz represent different ethnicities! The Bratz Pack inspired me as a kid to be who I am, wear what I feel comfortable in and that it is possible to balance school, boys, friendships and so on! This show is my childhood and I will always love it, I don't understand why you would be so hard on it? It's fun.

However, I do agree that Season 1 is way better than Season 2 but I like them both. The original voice actors from season 1 suited the characters more. I think season 2 was done in Vancouver, Canada (where i'm from!!!) because it seems all of the voice actors are from Vancouver so that's pretty cool for me and makes me appreciate it a bit more :) Love this show and even though it's a typical 2000s cartoon, there are still some great messages in it! I would absolutely let my kids watch it.

I'm giving this a 10 stars because it was always my fave thing ever but the more I watch it the more I realise it's probably more aimed at teens. I think the episodes were also rushed a bit because I notice a lot of mistakes like the wrong voices used for the wrong characters or one minute they have a hat on the next minute they don't. But who cares, it's so bad that it's good. I will always love it.

That means riddled with caricatures, clichés and stereotypes. It is NOT a reflection on reality. I can't believe some of the reviews I'm reading. This is a bad influence on young girls? Does Tom and Jerry encourage children to chase mice and whack them with a mallet? Stop being so silly! I'll admit I didn't like the concept of this when it first came out, what can possibly be entertaining watching 4 spoiled rich American girls moan and use snobbish expressions, but now it is 2015 I can look back and laugh. Kids used to dress in really revealing clothing in the 2000s and adults all over were whining about it when they were doing anything wrong.

And I disagree that they are brainless bimbos as other reviewers have said because on the show I watched today titled "Bratz Slumber Party" one of the girls was concerned about her chemistry exam. I think this means the show is actually a positive influence on children, showing them girls who juggle schoolwork, boys and everything else without ditching one for the other.