Good thing it got cancelled.

It started well. But there's TONS OF homosexual & unbearable amount of sex stuff. Yes, I'm aware it's an "Adult animation series," but the sex stuff is way too much. I left after watching up to episode 5.

Just a little above mid and weird ending.

It started well. Good thing the homosexual characters died. Yes, I know they didn't confirm their relationship. But judging by the guy's (who lived with Marcus and went shopping with him) hand gestures/body movement, he didn't feel like a normal "man" to me. Anyway, the ending was weird. When the witch died, everyone who was alive and under her control got free, except Alex's parents. They weren't dead (yes, they were badly injured, but not dead like the police and the homeless guy), but after the witch died when Alex was hugging them, they didn't respond. And according to the narrator, Alex got adopted by someone else.

Homo characters in episode 5.

It was going good until episode 5 (season 1), when they showed that Cate's a homo/lesbo, also the trans flag, and they didn't even leave the school stairs 😑. I wanted to go on, since the homo stuff was a flashback and I thought it was over or the other homo characters died (yes, I forwarded those homo parts), but just a few minutes later there was another flashback where Cate was sleeping together with another woman, naked. I left.

Mediocre

As soon as I saw "Netflix" and the animation style, I thought it would have some homosexual stuff. But to my surprise, there was none, at least not in the 1st season. Hopefully they don't make a 2nd season, which might introduce a homosexual character, since it's Netflix. Anyway, aside from too much low-quality comedic dialogue, it was mediocre.

The 1st movie was better. And little bit of feminism, at least they didn't make it unbearable.

Unnecessary jewish representation after meeting the Akhmenrah's parents.
And in the 2nd movie it was kind of mentioned that Akhmenrah's tablet can also give the newly alive creatures the idea that they're not actually alive and wax figures (by Amelia since she knew she wasn't “alive”, even though nobody told her.). But here the Sir Lancelot doesn't have a single clue that he was just newly lived, and he was a wax figure. Even Akmenrah's father doesn't seem to know he was a wax figure too.
And how are the figures still "alive" after being taken far away from the tablet? The tablet's in British museum and other wax figures are in the original museum.

Men, especially Nick is WAY TOO MUCH CLUMSY.
Brainrot comedy.
And the unnecessary lgbt+ flag beside the door of the jazz audition club.

Homo/lesbian or just sisters?

Since, the relationship between Eiko and the other woman/girl (who was too "friendly/close") is not mentioned, so I will just think that they're sisters. And the male hatred is quite visible, also mentioned by "Kokoro" who was created by a man.
Otherwise, it's just a lower than mid-level.

Transgender character "Hikari Kuina".

Absolute shitty disney unlaughable comedy. And woman☕ everywhere.