Nothing really that woke at all.

One of the best animated TV shows of all time.

By far one of the most amazing animated shows, and just in general, ever made. The only minor instances of "wokeness" (more like liberal-leaning, really) would be one or two 'girl-power' episodes, but it's handled in a balanced way, and doesn't detract or distract at all from the rest of the show. The show is perfect and fun for kids or adults of any age. There are also plenty of adult jokes hidden in the show that kids won't get.

Being only two seasons long, the plot and story are excellently delivered and suspenseful, strung out along both seasons. There aren't any filler episodes. Every episode adds something. Character development, an addition to the story or mystery, emotion, etc. Gravity Falls is fun, goofy, weird and creepy, with hidden puzzles, and one of the best villains, if not THE best villain ever on Disney, and one of the best villains in general. And the music is just as good. Think of Owl House but better and no LGBT cr*p. This show is really something special.

If you haven't watched this show, do so. I highly recommended it.

There's a strong sense of "independent woman." Alita is annoyed that Ido wants her to be his "good little daughter" as if that's a bad thing. There's a strong feminist theme throughout the movie. She then goes into a rebellious phase, following her own rules, not needing Ido's, which of course leads to intense aggressive behavior. Yes, I know it's a movie about a woman going into combat and battle. Just figured I should point it out.

The very concept of the movie is woke! Girl not suited for racing, sneaks in as a twin sibling to "prove the girls can compete with the boys" Sheesh

There's one line near the beginning where a shop woman says "this is what we call female empowerment" after Zoya takes down some baddies. Cringe, and surprising for a Bollywood movie, which are usually quite conservative. Otherwise a good film