>>113020801>Someone didn't watch the videoThe argument has never been to never put lore into cartoons. It's also been that lore has, in recent years, become a bloat that distracts from what is actually important. Themes, character development and a cohesive narrative. The argument is that lore should be kept tight and trim so as to explain why the actually important events, those being the events that the audience is there to watch, are happening. Lore shouldn't be the meat of your show.
