You can always tell if someone actually watched the show by whether they parrot this foolishness lol

Or do the fans prefer him to get humiliated forever?

People keep saying the creator said this, but...when? Where? I haven't been able to find anything that backs this up. And if it's true, then that's kinda disappointing because the subtext of Johnny Bravo was that despite being a hunk, his approach to women is so off-putting that they want nothing to do with him...which is a good message to send to children.

Im not sure if this is a sub where I'll get flamed for this or not, but I felt like sharing anyway lol

The art is custom from Van Partible! Its my favorite piece of my collection 🩵 Im currently in Vegas and loving all the Elvis stuff lmao

If anyone is curious, this is an activity called oshikatsu. Its basically - in its most surface level form - showing outward support for your favorite character, irl idol, etc. If it wasnt obvious Johnny is said favorite character ✌️

To be fair, they did more than just this one which i’m fully aware of. But am Kinda surprised they remembered this one

Johnny Bravo motorcycle

10/10

In the episode Air Bravo after Johnny blames the team mates for their lousy performances they are shown to be angry at Johnny including Suzy and they pummel him did Suzy pummel him with them

Clip: Lego Ninjago Masters Of Spinjitzu. Sound: Johnny Bravo.

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.