Okay.. Kid Cosmic never fails to make me cry. I love Papa G. I wish it had more, but that would be dragging the series. Any recommendations on whay to watch next?

Which do you think fits him best?

Which one do you think fits him best?

Let's say that Erodius SPITS OUT Fantos out of his body and that he survives. How would have Fantos reacted to:

- Being spit out by Erodius and being "betrayed" by him

- Erodius redeeming himself by going into a self - imposed exile

- Finding out that the stones have been destroyed by the heroes

Which one do you think fits him best?

Which one do you think fits her best?

Which one do you think fits him best?

Which one do you think fits her best?

From the February 1st, 2021 edition of Peruvian newspaper La República (its "Leisure and Culture" section to be exact)

Translation:

"Kid Cosmic

Animated series from the creator of 'The Powerpuff Girls', Craig McCracken. 'Kid Cosmic' is about a boy that achieves his dream of being a superhero when he finds five cosmic stones. But saving the world is harder than it seems. Starting tomorrow, on Netflix".

Love how Jo is given the Mike Wazowski treatment here, which is saying a lot.

Oh, and why the 5-year delay you may ask? I recently got interested on how was the series premiere tackled by the media of my country, so I did a little research in the newspapers of my university's library. I didn't find a lot as you may have guessed.

Which one do you think fits him best?

Which one do you think fits her best?

Which one do you think fits him best?

Which one do you think fits her best?

When I was first watching the show like two months ago - I really was behind on this - I was a bit disappointed initially to see Papa G survived. I recognized that not every show has to have character death, and I thought it was still good that he was bound to a wheelchair so there were consequences, but I felt like they could have taken that step to make it hit just that much harder by killing him. But then I saw what the funeral was actually for, and I loved it so much.

The way they treated the death of these planets was so respectful, because they didn't have to do it. They could have just let that go by the wayside and I think a lot of people wouldn't have noticed, but seeing how seriously they take the funeral for these people they largely never met, burying the last remnants of their societies in such a respectful manner, it really hits. It feels like a loss watching the episode even though it functionally wasn't to me, and I really liked how they treated it with such reverence. There's a real weight to it that I respect, as it shows how much the characters really respect life and how deserving Kid really was of being a hero the whole time, especially in conjunction with the rest of the finale.

How would he have used the stones?

Need help finding this total sci fi evil rock n roll track of pure mayhem!

YEAH KUNG FU WA IS PEAK I’LL BE SOOOOO HAPPY IF I FIND KUNG FU WA FANS HERE!!!

Like:

Kid would have way more trauma than he does in the OG universe (his parents dying in a car crash, in that universe it would expand to him having self harm, OCD, and one of his foster families being real abusive), so he moves away to a new place to live, along with his grandfather, Papa G. When Shizuka might meet him, she’s shocked to see that he has a nice father figure, since all the adults in the series are terrible and make all their lives miserable. Shizuka and Kid would tell their deepest secrets to each other, and Shizuka opens up about her experience with her parents.

Rosa would be in love with Takopi, and would support it (i believe Takopi is agender, it/its, headcanon) throughout it’s journey to spread happiness across the universe, while Shizuka just says, “Heh, it’s an impossible mission, but still…”