I’m not generally one to advocate violence, but the final scene in Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back suggests a fitting remedy for this fuckery:

In the super secret ending the truck slams on its brakes and slides to a stop.

its only slightly better than punching a person and using harsh language.

I seem to remember it was a gag where a big burly man turned out to be a woman and her brother was dressed as a school girl or something. Yakuza as a series seems has a tendency to play off trans-people for laughs, which is pretty gross, but it does make room to have sympathy for trans-characters, as you’ve brought up…

That first image reminded me just a little bit of the intro cinematic to Red Zone, for the Sega Genesis.

plot twist: Bowsette is Toadette wearing an evil version of the super crown. 

Smurf, but female: Smurfette.

If you strike me down, I will become more powerful then you can possibly imagine.

Dear fellow Gamers,

Not wearing the correct jacket is questionable, but not a deal breaker for me. If he wears flip flops all the time I'm out though. 

You totally forgot about the Final Fantasy VII remake

Speaking as a brony, if it was real live voice actors I would be worried about a small percentage of the callers, but since it is just a prerecorded message most will probably just find it on YouTube and then continue arguing which season was the last good one. 

Neigh sayer.

The Princesses just prop up the regime of Celestia. She seems like a benevolent dictator but exiles another Princess Pony to the Moon for a Thousand Years just for one bad day.

They are called adults who have an interest. Let people enjoy the things they like and go about your business. 

Considering that most kids call these “Fortnite Dances” and don’t know of the original I think cultural appropriation is the perfect description.

I Agree with Mike. Here is a chart for reference.