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This is Thomas Astruc, creator of Miraculous Ladybug:
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He loves his job, his fandom, and people in general.
And this is Jeremy Zag, the founder and CEO of ZAG Entertainment, which produces Miraculous Ladybug:
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I don't know how well versed you all are in the Miraculous fandom (because let's admit it, while a lot of the content they make is sometimes a lot better than the actual show, they can be a bit crazy sometimes. Not Voltron crazy, but still), but in this very long hiatus between season one and two, Mr. Zag has been releasing some pretty big spoilers- against Mr. Astruc's wishes.
The first few times, it was some small stuff. However, a few months ago, Mr. Zag gave away some huge spoilers at a convention, complete with concept art and everything. Mr. Astruc made sure that the fandom knew what he thought of it; he never approved of those spoilers being released, and he was very upset over it. He talked to Mr. Zag over it and expressed how he felt about it, but it was never told how the CEO responded to his pleas.
Well, I guess it's safe to say that he ignored Mr. Astruc, because a truckload of spoilers were released again today. I thought that nothing could top those last spoilers, but apparently I was wrong because wHOA THERE BUDDY.
Was Mr. Zag worried about hype being lost over Miraculous? Is that why he's been releasing these big spoilers? If so, that's an understandable worry, but that doesn't mean that he can just dump all of these spoilers from a work that someone else has slaved over and loved for so long out where everyone can see before it's even finished. That's not cool, man. At all.
Not only is it extremely disrespectful to the creator, but it also hurts the fans. Surprises are half the fun! It's exciting to come up with theories and get subtly teased from the creator and others involved, but being told about all of the plot twists, especially when you never even asked for it, ruins that thrill that you get when it actually happens. You already know what's going to happen, so there's no real hype when it happens.
In summary, I am so sorry that this has happened, Mr. Astruc, and please chill, Mr. Zag. And have this:
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Okay and also have this because when my friend sent me it, I laughed so hard that I started crying because it's? So? True??
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