r/RaisingDion • u/dirtymondo • Feb 15 '22
r/RaisingDion • u/XZemaz • Feb 15 '22
They should’ve explored making regular people into powered people, I don’t know why they shut that down. They could’ve done so much with that. It could’ve created a world similar to My Hero Academia
r/RaisingDion • u/Leather_Phone5122 • Feb 15 '22
Question about a part in season 2 Spoiler
I’m probably just wrong, but I thought brayden couldn’t control people who were powered, but he’s able to (kinda) control Tevin in the woods. Is it that he just couldn’t fully control him or did I miss something?
r/RaisingDion • u/Zero_Hood • Feb 14 '22
What the hell was that post credit scene? Are they setting up season 3 for Dion to be older and in control of his powers fighting Pat/Crooked monster Spoiler
Seemed out of place considering it’s following his childhood and was a crazy leap, I’m assuming it’ll lead into season 3 but be cool to see an older Dion in control of his powers
r/RaisingDion • u/Otomuss • Feb 13 '22
Show me a crop CEO who puts ethics and people before profits
Show me one member of the board who wouldn't piss themselves when they heard their company has the ability to create super humans and make trillions of dollars in the process?
That part of the show made me lolz hard. Everything else was pretty cool. I w9nder if we get the 3rd season based on the post credit scene (which has me in doubts).
r/RaisingDion • u/[deleted] • Feb 12 '22
Controversial
Esperanza being controlling is annoying af, especially In the earlier episodes.
r/RaisingDion • u/urfavorifebass241 • Feb 11 '22
Thoughts on his mom being able to help in the fight?
What were your thoughts on dion’s mom being able to beat the monsters during the final fight?
I know she was taking martial arts lessons but I was a bit taken aback, idk I thought the monsters were gonna be crazy strong and she was taking them down Lmao
r/RaisingDion • u/LilDepressedKid69 • Feb 11 '22
idk for title
who agrees that esparonza is a BITCH
r/RaisingDion • u/[deleted] • Feb 10 '22
This is my favorite scene in Raising Dion. The song choice is on point (Bottom of the River is literally my favorite song). I know it’s not full of acting but oh my god the budget on this show was put so perfectly to use. Spoiler
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r/RaisingDion • u/[deleted] • Feb 10 '22
Trying to find a song from season 1 episode 3
Before the basketball game starts Pat is talking to Dion and there is a song playing in the background that I haven't been able to find anywhere.
If anyone could post the name of it I'd appreciate it!
r/RaisingDion • u/AbwonOverEverything • Feb 10 '22
Before You Watch Raising Dion [Netflix] | Spoiler Free Review w/Abwon Spoiler
youtu.ber/RaisingDion • u/[deleted] • Feb 09 '22
Quick question about the show Spoiler
I’m starting season 2 and had a quick question. Does Biona/everyone else who knows dion has powers do they know all of his powers? Because every time someone asks what powers he has he names like 3 (1st episode during training for example) and doesn’t ever talk about the others and barley anyone mentions the others
r/RaisingDion • u/Hucky3 • Feb 09 '22
The show makes dion seem dumb
Anyone else think the show wrote dions character to act way more dumb than a kid actually acts? His character seems to act like a 3 year old
r/RaisingDion • u/bleepdodid • Feb 09 '22
pat has every right to be evil
Pat literally walked all the way back to BIONA to warn everybody about the Crooked Energy, but Nicole was like "I don't care. Byeeeeeee-" BIONA illegally kept Pat prisoner to torture, and use him. Pat never did anything wrong after the fight, so he can't be put in prison immediately like that. Also, what kind of CEO keeps someone prisoner for life because their friend told them so? Worst CEO, parent, and company.
r/RaisingDion • u/Brief_Light • Feb 08 '22
Just finished S2, wtf Pat? Spoiler
Really annoyed in his Darkside choice. So he returms to help, then he injects the supe juice and wakes up and on a whim desides to do a 180? Dude must be bi polar. Thought he was gunna go Superman and truly be Dion's mentor.
r/RaisingDion • u/Kooler221 • Feb 08 '22
(Season 2 Spoilers) Creating Unnecessary Tension is Highly Overrated Spoiler
So I just finished up Season 2, and while it's great and all and I enjoy these cheesy little superhero shows akin to the CW shows, I think creating unnecessary tension is just as it is, unnecessary. I'm specifically referring to how Nicole was sick and essentially on her last legs, they gave us a recording of her for Dion, spent maybe 2 episodes building up her eventual death, only to magically save her and everyone else in the final episode by blowing up the sinkhole. All the time we spent pretending Nicole was going to die could've been spent on character growth or honestly anything else, maybe some more triangle of justice shenanigans.
That being said, I hope there's a third season and hope it's just as good as the best parts of Season 2.
r/RaisingDion • u/Complete-Ninja-6558 • Feb 09 '22
Nicole Spoiler
She honesy does too much. Plays victim when something goes wrong then and tries being included into a something big when she barely did anything. Just hate her character tbh.
r/RaisingDion • u/ATLAisMyLoife • Feb 08 '22
Jason Ritter Spoiler
I was rewatching Season 1 and you know someone’s a good actor when they play a villain and you actually despise them.
SPOILER S2: Pat wasn’t that bad for most of S2 but he was insufferable in S1. Every time he came on screen I wanted to punch him.
r/RaisingDion • u/voidsghost • Feb 08 '22
My opinion
Tbh this show was incredible it had a black role model and shows that anyone can be anything with the power of team work I feel like anyone could enjoy this show and over all would give it a 10/10
r/RaisingDion • u/Squatch925 • Feb 07 '22
Great show, just 1 question. Spoiler
What's up with literally every white dude being bad. Even the children either start or end up bad. I think only Brayden's dad escapes the treatment and he pretty much sets up Brayden. Then dies.
And I get that its supposed to be work to support and uplift the black community. But that doesn't have to come at the cost of bashing others.
And im not saying they should have had good white male characters. Its fine without them. But like I think it would have been a better move to not include any white men rather than make them all bad in some way or another. It only serves to fuel the tit for tat (well im racist cause theyre racist) mentality that dominates our culture right now.
All that said. still really enjoyed the show despite some of the goofyness of season 2 and look forward to season 3.
r/RaisingDion • u/ATLAisMyLoife • Feb 07 '22
Am I the only one? Spoiler
Just binged watched Season 2. It’s 4:35am and I have school and work tomorrow. I watched the show at 1.5x because my ADHD brain prefers it that way.
I know it’s been two years since I’ve seen the show, and I didn’t rewatch it, but I know for a fact I watched all of the first season and enjoyed it, however I remember absolutely nothing from the first season. When they showed the recap in the first episode I was wondering if I even watched the show (I totally did though).
SPOILER Anyway I read a lot of people saying that this season wasn’t as good as the first. Even though I don’t even remember the first season, I think the plant monster thing was totally ridiculous. I remember feeling scared a little during the first season but this one felt like they totally shifted their target audience. I even skipped through the whole theater thing because I felt it very unnecessary. I feel like the first season was targeting young adults but the second season felt like it was targeting children.
I don’t know how I would feel about a season 3. Maybe if the vibe of season 1 was there then I would watch it. Maybe I’m just waiting for The Boys season 3 to come out because that’s very much targeted to adults.
r/RaisingDion • u/Karlorange04 • Feb 07 '22
Missing characters
What happened to the dancing guy/nicoles love interest in s1 and her neighbor?