Here’s Netflix’s First Nonbinary Kids’ Show Character - Fred, a nonbinary bison, is one of the main characters in the upcoming series 'Ridley Jones.'

[Atatata]

“I really wanted to do a series where a girl was the action-adventure star I always wanted to see (or be) when I was growing up,”

Unless you're of middle age then this is full of shit. Fact is most of these people wouldn't have had any interest whatsoever in whatever the fuck they're selling if they were kids.

 

[Milkis]

Nominally, in the sense that they’re technically genderless rock aliens, but their designs are obviously meant to be female so it’s kind of a moot point.

Just like most "nonbinary" "people"

 

[Gensou Hadou]

Also wouldn't a non-bi bison just be a son?

> son
> boy
> man

Clearly not.

 

[Massa's Little Buckie]

Fred is a boy's name.

 

[Gensou Hadou]

Fred is a boy's name.

Not if your name is Frederica Bernkastel.

Are they numbering non-binary kid show characters like comics now? Because I swear there are multiple number ones?

It's like Disney's first gay character. Disney has had like five "first gay characters" by now.

 

[JoshPlz]

Never going to work with kids. Kids are assholes and will exclude people for oftentimes retarded reasons and you can't diversity train them because they don't feel shamed the same way adults do.

It's not about diversity training them. It's about getting kids and their parents used to degeneracy, so they can eventually push to normalize pedophilia.

 

[RumblyTumbly]

"Girl as an action adventure star"

These people are so fucking retarded they think they're unique.

I'll go even further back. I was watching She-Ra, Wonder Woman, and Spider Woman when I was 3 years old.

 

[Unhindered Clown]

Do kids actually give a shit about whether or not they feel 'seen' or represented or whatever? It mostly sounds like the dialogue is centered around adults convincing other adults that genderspecial shit like this is officially 'normalized'.

But even the nonbinary fruitcakes aren't really going to be ed by it, many get riled up about the fact most nonbinary characters aren't human at all (at least on the side of twitter i lurk). That, or they took little Timmy saying he's a dinosaur seriously.

 

[Mask_de_SMITH]

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Here’s Netflix’s First Nonbinary Kids’ Show Character​

Fred, a nonbinary bison, is one of the main characters in the upcoming series 'Ridley Jones.'​

By
Blake Harper
Jun 08 2021, 4:22 PM

The trailer for Ridley Jones, a new musical animated series coming to Netflix in July, debuted online today, giving viewers a glimpse of the show that looks like a mash-up between Night at the Museum and a G-rated version of Indiana Jones. In the trailer, we meet the titular Ridley, a six-year-old who lives in a treehouse with her mom and grandmother in a museum where the exhibits come to life at night.

We are also introduced to several other characters, including Dante, the skateboarding dinosaur, Peaches, who proudly declares herself the “first monkey to slip on a banana peel in space,” and Fred, a bison who is nonbinary.

Fred’s introduction in the trailer is brief, as they tell Ridley that she’s “going to need a bison bodyguard,” presumably referring to themselves. But Fred’s inclusion is significant, as they are the first nonbinary character to appear in one of Netflix’s kids’ shows.

In the past few years, there has been an increase in nonbinary characters in kids’ television, such as Odee, the Okapi in the upcoming third season of Madagascar: A Little Wild. Double Trouble from Netflix’s She-Ra is also nonbinary, though that show is aimed at a slightly older audience than Ridley Jones.


Fred appears to be one of the primary supporting characters in Ridley Jones, which represents another major milestone in LGBTQ representation in media. Show creator Chris Nee, who also made Doc McStuffins, said that he wanted to emphasize the importance of inclusivity with his new series.

“I really wanted to do a series where a girl was the action-adventure star I always wanted to see (or be) when I was growing up,” Chris said in a press release. “Like so many of my shows, this world is a perfect canvas upon which to create a community of oddball characters and model what it means to take care of each other, even if you aren’t from the same era of time or wing of the museum.”

> Puts on a whack as fuck headband

> Non-binary character

GOING FOR ZERO EFFORT

 

[horrorfan89]

, they already know it's just a money making move and will pull the plug the second it ceases to be profitable.

Well at least that means it won't last long

 

[Francis York Morgan]

> Puts on a whack as fuck headband

> Non-binary character

GOING FOR ZERO EFFORT

They're just being authentic to the "non-binary" experience.