Title ng serye, palitan na lang daw… JANE, BIDA SA DARNA PERO SAPAW KAY JOSHUA

ni Beth Gelena - @Bulgary Files | November 1, 2022

May intrigang lumalabas na mas binibigyan daw ng importansiya ang character ni Joshua Garcia bilang Brian kesa kay Jane de Leon na bida ng Darna series.

Una ay may nagkomento na flop ang Darna.

Sinagot ito ng head of Production na si Ms. Julie Anne Benitez. Tweet nito, "If Darna is a flop, why are you watching? Anyway, bashers are welcome, dagdag twts (tweets) and views.

Please magtawag ka pa. God bless you my dear!"

Heto pa ang isang malisyosong tweet ng netizen, "IF Y'ALL JUST TRY TO STOP SUCKING JOSHUA GARCIA'S D*CK, BAKA MAGKAROON NG SENSE 'YUNG SHOW."

Kaya sagot ni Ms. Julie Anne, "Is this kind of language permitted in Twitter? I'm sorry but Joshua's character is very integral in our story. Been receiving so many good feedbacks about his character. If you have anything to say, please say in a respectful manner."

Ayon pa sa ibang netizens, mabubuhay naman ang Darna kahit wala ang karakter ni Brian.

Ang sentiment lang daw ng netizen, as a Darna fan ay naging side character na lang sina Darna at Ding compared to Brian, samantalang si Valentina (played by Janella Salvador) naman daw ay nababaliw sa isang guy.

"Sa title roles dapat umiikot ang plot," ayon sa isa.

Ayon naman sa iba pa ay hindi masisisi ang production dahil "90% ng feedback ay puro kay Brian, 10% ay sa ibang characters. Ay, show pala ito ni Brian. Siya pala ang bida."

Kaya suggestion ng commenter, "Pakipalitan na lang po sana ng Mars Ravelo's Brian 'yung show title. Your supposed main character became a shadow because of your character writing, your show constantly receives bad ratings and most of your good fbs (feedbacks) about Brian only comes from diehard fans. WAKE-UP!!!

"This is not the women empowerment that we wanted Miss Ma'm... If Brian is an integral part, then I say you're doing too much po. We want Martean history (take it as an example). Itigil ang heteronormativity at love team culture, 2022 na po."