Gravity Falls (2012)

In the final episodes of the second season, the series introduces the validation of a romantic relationship between two secondary same-sex characters, presented naturally as part of the denouement. This element triggers Fondo's alert, regardless of the series' narrative and artistic merits. Gravity Falls skillfully constructs a universe of mystery and adventure where the twins Dipper and Mabel confront supernatural creatures while learning about loyalty, courage, and the importance of family bonds. The animation is dynamic, the humor intelligent, and the character arcs show genuine growth. Uncle Stan evolves from a cynical con artist to a protective figure willing to make sacrifices. The relationship between the siblings, with its conflicts and reconciliations, is portrayed with authenticity. However, the normalization of the homosexual couple at the series' conclusion compromises its suitability for a child audience, as it introduces, without debate, a vision of family and affection contrary to the natural order, precisely when children are forming their basic understanding of human relationships.