I recently binged Johnny Bravo completely and decided to explore people's opinions on him, and I was really impressed that everyone either hates Johnny or only likes him as a critique of men with toxic masculinity.

I mean, all the opinions I've seen here end up portraying Johnny as a superficial, genuinely evil guy who only thinks about himself and getting women.

But when we stop to analyze:

- He is completely devoted to his "mama." He does everything for her, obeys her advice, and treats her like the most important person in the world.

- He is very patient and protective of little Suzie. Even when he's annoyed by her antics, he always ends up participating in her tea parties or helping her with her problems.

- He never holds a grudge. Even when he's beaten, rejected, or humiliated in practically every episode, he wakes up the next day with his self-esteem intact and ready to try again.

- His sexist attitudes stem from pure ignorance and lack of awareness (He is LITERALLY too stupid to understand his actions), not cruelty. He genuinely believes he is complimenting women and never intentionally tries to hurt them.

(Even realizing she's a wild animal, Johnny maintains his "gentlemanly spirit" (in his own way). He doesn't leave. They have dinner together, he offers her a block of mineral salt as a gift and treats her like an ordinary woman, completely ignoring the absurdity of the situation, and even after going to jail at the end of the episode, at no point does he blame her or seem angry with her.)

- In several episodes, he uses his physical strength to defend his friends, his mother, or even strangers from bullies or real monsters.

He really makes MANY mistakes, especially with women, but it's never truly intentional.

I love these old cartoon promos they'd run between shows. So frickin nostalgic.

We know the character is in his 20s based on the Valentine's special, but if you had to put a specific number on it, what would you guess? I feel like the character was probably envisioned as 23 or so in the pilot and Amazonian woman shorts (and remember, 23 in 1995 was VERY different than 23 in modern times), and then when it become an actual show he was probably meant to be around 25. I feel like in the Valentine's Day episode (i.e. his birthday), he turned either 26 or 27. So overall, I think he's been no younger than 23 and no older than 27. Not saying he ages in real time though. The oldest I'd put him is 28, based on that one episode where he got his first grey hair.

What do you think?

https://x.com/MaytrixXdx/status/2039435479632785781?s=20

https://x.com/MaytrixXdx/status/2032867977561796815?s=20

I think it's funny when conservatives claim feminists would complain if Johnny Bravo came back, because i actually think if they released a new Johnny Bravo show, conservatives/antifeminists would complain a lot more than feminists

Am I the only one who hated Stinky Brownstein for Bullying Johnny Bravo she tricks Johnny convincing him that she changed and that she loves him only to trick him during the end by pantsing him making everyone laugh at him and she doesn't get punished am I the only one who hated her

What are your favorite moments of Johnny Bravo

Its one to one

https://youtu.be/PCC8KYwLvo8?si=RXf4ryHH_F_Mzqpk

https://youtu.be/MWgvEpljiJs?si=R6eKxZoR98bx8F0E

https://youtu.be/_cGpDA0Fj-8?si=0SsHIQCxP53Xhsd2

https://youtu.be/s4US_noQLtw?si=8DeNFZdV5BvKaDw2

https://youtu.be/s4US_noQLtw?si=8DeNFZdV5BvKaDw2