Karma's World

Love her character: beautiful, positive, kind, imperfect but willing to learn and be better. Talented, smart, brown skinned girl with big hair. Love it.

Karma's World left me VERY impressed. My daughter thoroughly enjoyed the catchy beats and colorful animations from the first episode. As she gets older, I foresee us revisiting this series. Many have commented on how "sensitive" Karma seems to be with the challenges and obstacles that fall in her path, but what middle-school child knows how to fully process, accept, and navigate their feelings? Give some credit. This is a KIDS' show. Overall, the lessons learned and the promoting of self-confidence in this show stand as such an encouraging movement. It is inspiring to see all of the ethinic diversity and a variety of bodies and styles of all kinds. I hope to see more seasons of this work!

So I watched this as a joke with my sister but we were not prepared for this insult to the concept of literature so I sufferd for three months by myself roasting and rotting inside watching this so yay you now suffer with me.

So now I have made many jokes about things in certain episodes but there are fundamental issues with this show that I must voice my rage and apathy

The fist being dialogs. Dear LORD do none of the character act like real people. An example: Karma the main lead acts bratty and annoying npc. INFACT all the characters act like this making everyone unlikable. I watched a video about bad dialog and every mistake in in the book is here. From forced comic relief to mustache twirling bad guy talk to just things that no person says. The only good that comes from binging this show is how to identify bad dialog and how to win in roast battles.

Number B all the characters who are in middle school don't act like that. As a middle schooler myself I find it weird that the main lead for a show for preschoolers is in six grade. But does she not act like that. Whenever there is a conflict Karma doesn't act like a sane middle schooler and instead behaves like a child. I get that this if for 5 yr old and not anybody above the the age of 9. But it begs the question HAVE HER I FIRT GRADE At MOST.

With number B/2 The adults act like children that it makes me question why are they old enough to vote

Anyway number pi the plots of these episodes make me question what life like is for sane people in th9s universe. Because the plots get way to ridiculous for a five year old to suspend displblif . And then the the confit magical fixes itself up because the lead of this show is apparently God. And for the three people that payed attention and had question about how messed up these plots are I have to go to spoiler so to number googleplexiia

The animation loot empty. It's a cgi kids show so of couse the animation was made in a sweat shop in Wyoming but they just recycle the same 6 baground chatchers . And the make everything empty so whenever there is a crowd scene it looks like the their survivor of a zombie apocalypse. But I guess I have to to random people somewhere so the amatimatiors can live of of anything that isn't packing peanuts because scenes that make sense to be alone they always Have two random background chatertes ironing somebody fighting with whatever antagonistic not really threshold the ai forgot 12 episodes ago

so moral of the story don't watch this if your not being paid to talk about the diversity in this show because all that matters in the kid show industry is the message and the message here is how not to write a show.

Karma raps in classroom? There is no way she can do this in real school. She focuses too much time on rapper music instead of learning knowledge and life skills like budgeting.

This is a very entertaining show for all children. (my 6.5 y/o loves it) My daughter is white, but it's important for all children to see a black girl as the main character. It teaches important lessons on many "growing up" issues. And the issues of race and micro-aggressions are important for all children, so that they don't make their black friends feel "different".

It might be intended for black girls to learn to be proud, and stand up for themselves, but it also teaches their friends not to treat their black friends as "different" or "not normal" It's hard for a white parent to teach these things to our children, but a cool, fun show like this makes it easier.