r/JentryChauvsTheUnderw

Im on episode 4 and does this girl do anything else beside cry about how she isnt normal? I wouldve thought after her grandma's outburst, she wouldve sobered up and recognise the responsibility she has to learn.

Her grandma is right, if you fear your powers, the best thing to do is control them but jentry thinks if she ignores it that the problem will disappear.

Then in the same breath will openly participate in supernatural shit? So which is it? Do you want to be normal or not?

I'm just so tired of this trope, the show is enjoyable but i get so drained with that specific cliche. Your family is involved with supernatural shit, can u just frickin deal with it? If i had real confirmation of the existence of this stuff, I'd want to gain mastery over it to protect myself.

While I’m working on a larger piece, I wanted to know what people think of Moonie and Jentry’s relationship in the long run. At the end of the series, it came off as idealistic. Both of them are trying to move forward but it doesn’t come off as moving forward as much as it does running away.

A big part of Moonie’s character in the show is her refusal to take accountability for her actions which harms others in the process. Idk, the more I work on this piece, the less and less I see Jentry and Moonie working things out. If anything, it seems like it’ll get toxic once they start unpacking their issues.

If they ever do.

I’ve been thinking about what a potential Season 2 could explore, and I think the Chinese zodiac could be a really cool direction.

Imagine Jentry discovering twelve supernatural beings, spirits, artifacts, or guardians connected to the zodiac animals: Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig.
They wouldn’t necessarily have to be villains either. Some could help Jentry, some could have their own agendas, and others could be genuinely dangerous. It could also expand the show’s Chinese mythology beyond Diyu and introduce completely different supernatural threats.

The Dragon and Tiger especially feel like they could fit the show really well, and I’d love to see how the writers could connect the zodiac mythology to Jentry, Michael’s visions, or whatever supernatural consequences are still hanging around after Season 1.

Would you want Season 2 to explore the Chinese zodiac?