(I believe) It is a story about mental health, no more no less. And while the topic was tackled with a lot of humour it still always came back to some form of mental health struggle each episode.
The whole abstracting thing being a convenient replacement for dying by suicide doesn’t really sit right with me but then again I probably wasn’t the intended audience anyways.
Honestly? I think if Goosworx wanted to make a cartoon diving into the topic than they did great.
Extra thought
Though I can understand your frustration, I belive TADC was never meant to be a deep piece of media filled with lore like the FNAF franchise or like Helluva Boss or smth.
I agree with this. I would go so far as to say people who refused to emphasise with Jax in the last episode, in a show that’s all about emphasising with unlikeable people, failed the challenge.
(I believe) It is a story about mental health, no more no less. And while the topic was tackled with a lot of humour it still always came back to some form of mental health struggle each episode.
The whole abstracting thing being a convenient replacement for dying by suicide doesn’t really sit right with me but then again I probably wasn’t the intended audience anyways.
Honestly? I think if Goosworx wanted to make a cartoon diving into the topic than they did great.
Extra thought
Though I can understand your frustration, I belive TADC was never meant to be a deep piece of media filled with lore like the FNAF franchise or like Helluva Boss or smth.
I agree with this. I would go so far as to say people who refused to emphasise with Jax in the last episode, in a show that’s all about emphasising with unlikeable people, failed the challenge.