History YMMV / SuperDrags

* AcceptableTargets: Heterosexuals in the show's universe are homophobic, [[TheFundamentalist bible-thumping]], nutcases who [[HeteronormativeCrusader seek to rid the world of homosexuality and/or convert homosexuals to their side]], and some are implied to be [[ArmoredClosetGay utter closet cases]] [[spoiler:like in the case of Sandoval who is revealed to be Lady Elza all along]].

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The show tackles certain issues found within the gay community by [[ADayInTheLimelight focusing on each Super Drag]] in a given episode, such as [[WeightWoe body]] and [[GenderedInsult fem shaming]] (Patrick), [[IHaveNoSon family rejection]] and [[CureYourGays conversion therapy]] (Ralph), and [[TheGadfly austerity]] (Donizete). Unfortunately, the topics are handled in a rather immature way, so much that the lessons get lost in the middle of rapid-fire jokes and nonsensical pop culture references. Due to the entire season only containing ''five'' 23 to 25-minute episodes, said issues are resolved as quickly as they were introduced.

* UncannyValley: The cartoon is obviously going for TimmStyle with more emphasis on exaggerated features but a lot of characters just wound up looking... off, which proves there is such a thing as too much exaggeration.

* {{Squick}}: The close-ups shots of someone's bulge, for some. Combined with the unfitting art style and [[GagPenis the disproportionate size]], it comes off as FanDisservice, even if it's on a hot guy.

* AudienceAlienatingPremise: Although the premise itself of three super powered drag queens fighting evil akin to that of WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls was interesting, audiences were put off by the hypersexualized nature of the cartoon and the reactions from the LGBT section weren't any better citing [[StopBeingStereotypical that it might've exacerbated the flawed impressions about gay people from non-LGBT people]].

* EarWorm: Regardless of what you feel about the show itself, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_u2V_i1NQ0U that theme will never leave your head]].

* ValuesDissonance: Brazil still has an active diva drag culture, as America had until a few years ago. As LGBT individuals became more integrated in society in America drag shows declined and began to be seen as transphobic or stereotypical. Patrick actually serves as a bit of lampshading on this, being a borderline SoapBoxSadie who accuses others of being ageist, homophobic, privileged and even "pussyphobic".[[note]]After he and Ralph were released from a creature's cocoons and the latter assumed they had been squirted on by a giant vagina and began screaming. He chides Ralph for being that, [[HypocriticalHumor but he screamed himself]].[[/note]]

* AudienceAlienatingPremise: Although the premise itself of three super powered drag queens fighting evil akin to that of WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls was interesting, audiences were put off by the hypersexualized nature of the cartoon and the reactions from the LGBT section weren't any better citing [[StopBeingStereotypical that it might've exacerbated the flawed impressions about gay people from non-LGBT people in the first place]].

* {{Squick}}: The close-ups shots of someone's bulge, for some. Combined with the unfitting art style and [[GagPenis the disproportionate size]], it comes off as FanDisservice.

* ValuesDissonance: Brazil still has an active diva drag culture, as America had until a few years ago. As LGBT individuals became more integrated in society in America drag shows declined and began to be seen as transphobic or stereotypical. Patrick actually serves as a bit of lampshading on this, being a borderline SoapBoxSadie who accuses others of being ageist, homophobic, privileged and even "pussyphobic".[[note]]After he and Ralph were released from a creature's cocoons and the latter assumed they had been squirted on by a giant vagiana and began screaming. He chides Ralph for being that, [[HypocriticalHumor but he screamed himself]].[[/note]]

* AlternativeCharacterInterpretaion: In Sandoval's advert for King's Come Camp, a recent "graduate" flatly states "Gross, I'm straight" after his overjoyed father hugs him. Is his disgust in reaction to the physical affection, or to how he was forced to stop behaving in a flamboyant manner and act like a heterosexual? [[spoiler: The end of the episode, where the "campers" shrug off their lessons and coupled with how few of Sandoval's reeducation techniques appear to work as intended, implies the camp doesn't actually work and the graduates are just hiding their more flamboyant selves, making a case for the second option.]]

%%* HarsherInHindsight: Sandoval's antics given that Brazil now has Bolsonaro as its president.

** Another cultural joke was replaced with "No veía tanto gay junto desde el funeral de La Veneno" (I haven't see so many gay people since La Veneno's funeral), doing a reference about a famous late Spaniard transgender actress.

* HarsherInHindsight: Sandoval's antics given that Brazil now has Bolsonaro as its president.

* AanimationAgeGhetto: Brazillian conservatives appear to be under the delusion that this show is aimed at children, trying to cancel it. In case you're not smart enough to see past the obvious non-child-friendly character designs, there is a disclaimer before each episode.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: The show has gotten this reaction due to its designs, from a distance at least, making it look a lot more like a kids show (especially in comparison to other adult shows). Assumingly because of this, an age warning is given in the beginning of each episode saying that the series isn't suitable for anyone under 16.

* ValuesDissonance: Brazil still has an active diva drag culture, as America had until a few years ago. As LGBT individuals became more integrated in society in America drag shows declined and began to be seen as transphobic or stereotypical. Patrick actually serves as a bit of lampshading on this, being a borderline SoapBoxSadie who accuses others of being ageist, homophobic, privileged and even "pussyphobic".[[note]]After he and Ralph were released from a creature's cocoons and the latter assumed they had been squirted on by a giant vagiana and began screaming. He chides Ralph for being that, [[HypocriticalHumor but he screamed himself]].[[/note]]
* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: The show has gotten this reaction due to its designs, from a distance at least, making it look a lot more like a kids show (especially in comparison to other adult shows). Assumingly because of this, an age warning is given in the beginning of each episode saying that the series isn't suitable for anyone under 16.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: The show has gotten this reaction due to its designs, from a distance at least, making it look a lot more like a kids show (especially in comparison to other adult shows). Assumingly because of this, an age warning is given in the beginning of each episode saying that the series "isn't suitable for anyone under 16."

* ValuesDissonance: Brazil still has an active diva drag culture, as America had until a few years ago. As LGBT individuals became more integrated in society in America drag shows declined and began to be seen as transphobic or stereotypical. Patrick actually serves as a bit of lampshading on this, being a borderline SoapBoxSadie who accuses others of being ageist, homophobic, privileged and even "pussyphobic".[[note]]After he and Ralph were released from a creature's cocoons and the latter assumed they had been squirted on by a giant vagiana and began screaming. He chides Ralph for being that, [[HypocriticalHumor but he screamed himself]].[[/note]]

* HarsherInHindsight: Sandoval's antics given that Brazil now has Bolsonaro as its president.

* ValuesDissonance: Brazil still has an active diva drag culture, as America had until a few years ago. As LGBT individuals became more integrated in society in America drag shows declined and began to be seen as transphobic or stereotypical. Patrick actually serves as a bit of lampshading on this, being a borderline SoapBoxSaddie who accuses others of being ageist, homophobic, privileged and even "pussyphobic".[[note]]After he and Ralph were released from a creature's cocoons and the latter assumed they had been squirted on by a giant vagiana and began screaming. He chides Ralph for being that, [[HypocriticalHumor but he screamed himself]].[[/note]]

** Another cultural joke was replaced with "No veía tanto gay junto desde el funeral de La Veneno" (I haven't see so many gay people since La Veneno's funeral), doing a reference about a famous late Spaniard transgender actress.

** Another cultural joke was replaced with "No veía tanto gay junto desde el funeral de La Veneno" (I haven't see so many gay people since "La Veneno"'s funeral), doing a reference about a famous late Spaniard transgender actress.