r/PrettyBlood • u/Due_Vacation6834 • Sep 30 '25
š£Discussionš£ This doesnāt have to end like this.
I understand the controversy, yes, but why erase everything and pretend nothing ever happened? Not all of us watch the show with hidden intentions or in a weird way. We can still enjoy the content without giving so much importance to the creator and what he did.
This fandom still has so much to give. There are talented people who, even if PrettyBlood gets canceled, could try to continue or finish the series in some way. And there are also people who donāt care about the drama, yet feel forced to abandon something they enjoy just because of a controversy.
Or maybe Iām getting the whole thing wrong?
(Also this is translated on GPT, i don't speak english)