Holy shit we haven’t seen ladybug and cat noir in season six, this is fucking mind blowing

I mean, yeah I agree with that last point. Just curious why OP thinks season 6 specifically is the reason it won't happen.

I mean, fair and I agree the books wouldn't really work if adapted but that seemed obvious from the second half of season one onward. I'm just curious why OP said specifically season 6 is the reason it wouldn't work.

I loved season 6. Colin Hanks did a good job.

Religious themes appear pretty subtly in the show though in almost every season. There was just much more of it in season 6.

I feel like Doomsday was a good season. But people woulda appreciated it if it was an earlier season lile maybe S3 or something.

Why is this specific season the reason the novels can't be adapted?

No. It's because the doomsday killer book very much personified the Dark Passenger. These two entities are literally enemies since the dawn of existence.

I'm sure fans would hate that adaptation, yeah.

I guess I just don't see Season 6 as an adaptation of that, though? Because Season 6 didn't involve any of that. It involved a Christian with schizophrenia who delusionally believed he had to bring about the end of the world by killing people to create signs. (And it was counter-balanced by the witness of a mentally healthy Christian, Brother Sam.)

While religion was a topic in Season 6, nothing supernatural noticeably happened (except possibly Dexter's heart moving a bit with Brother Sam). The show kept its treatment of religion purely mundane, never bringing actual God (or actual demons) into the picture. Which is actually unusual for serial television of that time period; it used to be common for even non-supernatural shows, like House MD, to include a few episodes that hinted to the possibility of supernatural things being real. And those were always well received. They just played it in a way where the level of mystery left things feeling possible, just like how it often is in real life. Dexter didn't even go with the 'divine mysteries are possible' angle, it just Scooby Doo'd it and caught the guy with schizophrenia. A boring plot, and not a supernatural plot. So I think people disliked it for other reasons, like being boring. So I don't agree that the reception to Season 6 has anything to do with why they didn't imitate the books; they'd already not been imitating the books for years, and Season 6 wasn't imitating the books either.

Also, that book plot always sounded so dumb to me, lol. Really, the author picked Moloch as the demon to associate with Dexter? Moloch is infamous for child sacrifice, and Dexter is extremely protective of children.

I can't know if I agree because you didn't explain your argument.

What's your argument? Was the Doomsday storyline a book storyline or something? And the unpopularity of that storyline on TV reminded the writers not to mimic the books?

I'd never heard that Doomsday was from the novels, though. So yeah. I don't know what argument you're trying to make.

Ok but that doesn’t explain why season 6 of the tv show prevents adaptations? Your only argument is that book 3 wouldn’t translate in your opinion to the show. Your argument against book 3 has nothing to do with season 6

> it is so new people who want to watch miraculous can start with season 6 without problem

You mean to tell me that I COULD'VE SKIPPED 5 SEASONS ALREADY?

Also Nino is getting his own episode which will probably cover his divorced parents. I really like how the show is growing with the audience and its characters with them being in lycée.

They'll probably be the first responders to his distress and he'll bond with them over their shared bad parents. They'll eventually help him understand that his parentage doesn't define who he is.

I'm the only one who still has doubts whether this will be an enjoyable episode ?

Why is Luka so sad about it though

Still waiting for the full October schedule

Took them long enough.

Man it's gonna be part into 2026 or 2027 by the time they decide to get all season six out 

I think there's a new episode on September 27, Mr Agreste.

Patience is a virtue.

The next episode is releasing September 27

I think she'll only reveal that Ladybug knows who Monarch is, but not actually reveal his identity. Then it'll be everybody in the Miraculers knowing she should tell them but she won't. Betrayal and distrust.

I wonder how long it'll take for the mods to delete this post too, since they seem to delete posts for random reasons even when they aren't breaking the rules.

I agree with you Lila needs to use this against ladybug ASAP

I think we will see Lila first akumatization and maybe we will also find out what happened to Alix

Mari: Disaster! Disaster! Disaster! Disaster! Disaster! Disaster! Disaster! Disaster! Disaster! Disaster! Disaster...

Lila: Justice.

in 2027 due to the repetitive hiatus.

I liked the latest episode where alya learned hawk moth was Gabriel then she mad at marinette for and cat erased her memory for it.

I really liked how cat also knows the identity of all the miraculars makes him seem like the equal to ladybug he is.I also liked how alya mad and gonna tell adrian (Until she had her memory erased)I think thats a good choice for the narrative.

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The only point I can really make with the granddad’s mainly comes down to the two more or less coming to an understanding. Especially considering during the akuma fight they both didn’t really want to fight in that situation. The whole thing at lunch seemed more like it was simply a matter of pride , and both realizing that they would have to put that nonsense aside for the sake of Adrien. Don’t get me wrong. I still think that Emile is a total wanker, but I also think it’s a bit too early to say he was necessarily redeemed.

Ask for Marinette’s behavior, I do agree that it’s problematic, but at the same time I’m gonna give her some slack here because it’s pretty clear that she’s under a lot of stress mentally and emotionally. I have an inkling that Marinette doesn’t believe that she’s worthy of being Adrian‘s girlfriend now because of the secret she’s keeping from him. And in spite of what a lot of people would like to believe mental health struggles aren’t just something you can fix with magic…

These kind of things take time and it will take both Marinette and Adrien time to work out of their previously bad habits, but they have time to work it out together.

As for Marinette’s choice to keep the secret, I will forever defend her choice because considering all the factors to keep in mind, I feel like regardless of what she had picked she was going to be looking at trouble. Poor girl was truly put in a situation where there was no way that she could have avoided any trouble, and was trying to make the best call she could.

I Agreed with you for the most part!

I still dont like the "thing at the end of the Last episode" you know what i mean

Because i think the tension about the Lie and Secret is much more mature and interesting than that...

The whole Emil stick is kinda a mix bag for me. I grow acostumated by the writers refusal for resolve characters crimes because we need a happy ending (Félix still attempts to obliterated Adrien whole social circle for no reason and get a slap on the wrist for this). I understand the Idea that He is a rígid, old fashion, opressive man. But they need to pick a side: Marinette Granfather is a good exemple of the idea done right: Yes, He was in the wrong but you see cleary that He paid, a LOT, for that and He end up willing want to repent and grow. You can go in both ways with Emil: He is a POS end of the story. OR He is a man who lost his beloved daughter years ago and now have a chance to build something with the Last part of her.

He being the Horrible pos for most of the run time of werepapas and than cherfully eating french fries at the LAST POSSIBLE SECOND of the episode is insane

Just make him REFUSE to go and have Milly trying

Or did a good job with him: make him a unconfortable person. He treat the Grassetes, Nathalie and Marinette poorly but He is kind to his wife and Hesitent with Adrien...

Build a f**** character not a cardbord

I'm coming late to the party but as a new fan I friggin love this season! I am a mega fan who even enjoys the seasons the subreddit hates but this show is just a gift and it's really helped me through rough times. I agree completely with what you said and this soft reboot helped the show massively refocus on so much great stuff. 

It is the trailers looked a little weird in my opinion but when I watched Sublimation I was sold

The show has its flaws, but also has a lot of qualities. Glad to see that there are still functioning brains in this fandom. I'm not ashamed to admit that the MLB community is literally like Star Wars: Overhating too much the characters (especially Marinette, a freaking 14 years old girl still exposed to mistakes and quirky situations) and the show, complaining like crazy if events or a character didn't go the way they wanted, and the list goes on.

The saddest thing is that they're still here, still hating the show and yet still watching it because they got too invested in it to let it go. I started Miraculous since its very beginning in 2015 and even though I grew up and happens to complain about some aspects of the show from time to time, I still love it. I just wish people would be more nuanced about their critics and not just trivialize the harassment they subject Thomas and the entire team to.

Just one piece of advice: We should just ignore those as***** and keep enjoying the show.

Wait, now I’m curious. Who have people been overhating on? Also, what character supposedly died in a plane crash? Maybe I’m just out of touch with a lot of these things.

I pretty much agree with what you said about the Miraculous fandom because as someone like me who is not as much of a fan of the show as I used to and fell out of the series around season 5, I do agree that this fandom is very toxic and obnoxious at times when it comes to these people attacking the creators especially Thomas Astruc all simply because it didn't give them what the fans wanted in the show when it comes to the fanfic stories the fans created, and while I don't like Thomas Astruc all that much either, I don't go out of my way to attack the guy on Twitter and just disagree with most of his comments he said about the show and pretty much leave the guy alone, and I'm not one of those people that wants to do rewrites or fanfics just because any show didn't give them what they want for certain characters that didn't have the development that fans want to see, I just want to simply move on from any series that isn't for me anymore whenever I'm disappointed in the writing, story, & development, and that to me is a very important thing to do because it gives & helps you to have a better experience to enjoy anything you want to enjoy, so that you don't have to continue to be such a toxic brat or jerk about it, and that's what I pretty much did to Miraculous, I just simply move on from it & move on to other fandoms like Thomas & Friends since that show gives me a better experience as well as enjoying it for what it is and do acknowledge that it has flaws, but it is still a show I enjoyed so much, and I honestly wish a lot of people who hate Miraculous Ladybug would do that when it comes to trying to move on from it because all they do is just hate watch it for no reason other than waiting for a new season so that they can see if the fanfic stories come true in the show, and if that doesn't happen, then they will immediately trash on that season and another simply because it didn't go in the direction that people WANT to see in their fanfic stories especially how they forcibly judge an episode before even seeing the actual episode itself, though I mostly kind of blame the leaks for causing so people to not see the actual episode itself since it revealed too much of the plot points that almost made people not willing to give these episodes a chance and it doesn't help that these episodes are out of order and still is throughout every season of the show which almost made the timeline of the show a little confusing at times.

This is why I might just not interact in this subreddit until after the season ends.

I love this show. It gives me everything I need. If I could make a TV show, it would be very similar to the cuteness and positivity of this one. I only really come on Reddit to make fluffy posts or defend the characters. 

Thomas Astruc is a very hot headed guy and I regret going on his Twitter because it's just a bunch of political posts, but Miraculous definitely has a filter on it where it's more utopian and optimistic and wholesome versus Thomas and his passionate views on politics. 

I just kind of disregard him personally and admire his creation from afar. And I don't think people fighting with him proved anything at all. He is a stubborn (French) guy and if you think calling him out or telling him his show is bad is gonna change his views is sadly not gonna work. It just created a lot of bitterness for what should be a very cute and light show and I really had to accept and process that becoming a big fan of this show. 

I'm not spoiling anything but the leaks I've seen have been supercute and super wholesome when you get the gist of what's going on. I highly advise you do that before judging Marinette or calling her a yandere. She seems more like she just is having a lot of mental problems due to the events of London and Season 5 and the poor thing is resorting back to her weird gawkiness.