Good for adults, Bad for impressionable children.

Mixed emotions here as I really enjoyed this series, the character development, and the art style. However, that does not hide the blatant in-your-face pro-antifa/BLM "eat the rich" narrative of the haves vs. have-nots. The only good "haves" are those who acknowledge their privilege and the only bad "have-nots" are those who want to be the "haves". The idolized heroes of the "have-nots" (Vander) are build around architypes that do not exist in the real world (but kids watching this would not know that). Those same heroes are discretely basically mob-bosses in disguise whose only answer is to threaten violence and harm for transgressions.