The animation style is Horrible.
It's almost as bad as that damn Brickleberry and Be Cool Scooby-Doo are.

Uh, no. It's fantastic.

I just thought that the new show was just so... Meh.

That's a nicer way of putting it.
When I first saw screen captures of the new show my reaction was along the lines of, "What the hell is this ugly crap?". The animation style looks like it was done by a small child, not by an animation studio.

I did try to keep a opened mind since it COULD be pretty decent, which is saying a lot considering that the original show was pretty... Corny to put it mildly. But after seering... All I could see was a LOT of SJW stuff that in INTENTIONALLY put in there.
The only thing I did like, was the conflict between Catra and Adora and even then it was pretty much standard but atleast I could enjoy SOMETHING out of it.

I saw the SJW garbage a mile away. [That's another reason the show is crap.]

Yeah I did see it too and I did look up the artist behind the new show. Only one webcomic, one major release by a decent company and a whole lot of SJW tumblr stuff and yes she is a SJW lesbian married to another SJW artist who is now actually working on Star vs Forces of Evil which I actually like. Come fight me.
It is still rather sad that there are like countless of talents with tons of work behind, and yet artists like her gets all the access with no real effort, you know?

That's true.
What I find funny is that the best description of the show I saw came from a Reddit Review that got Thousands of negative comments. The commenter stated that "She-Re now looks like a lesbian stereotype, just like the show's creator".
Personally, I thought the original show was bad, but this show is worse. *Shrugs* Hell, after a while I only watched the show for its "Where's Waldo" element.

I just hope that they don't do the same to Dino Riders or Galtar... God, I shudder to think about it >n<

Agreed.

To be fair the original He-Man and She-ra were gay as hell, the animation of the new one looks like horseshit.

Seriously. You got a 18 year old man dressed like a fruitcake (prince Adam) who changes into a half naked BDSM leather enthusiast after pulling his "magic sword" and "only a few other people know his secret" and battles musclebound, half naked men in grappling contests.

I'm sure watching He-Man counts as a coming out in many countries

they intended it to be 'queer" although I think that word shouldn't be tossed around as an identifier. I'm not sure if that is just how wikipedia is written on the subject or if an official source used that term but regardless the show is meant to be LGBTQ reersentative and gender fluid with no real deadset sexuality for any of the characters. I mean its kind of clear Catra leans more towards lesbian but i wouldn't put it past her to take any and all comers if she is in heat or just wants to stick it to Adora by forcing Bow lol. my only problem with the show was it seemed like they were trying to intentionally stir ships to generate r34 which in terms helps get new fans and form a cult following. You can basically tell how good a show is by the r34, especially if it gets r34 before even its first airing. case in point, remember nickelodeon's Voltron? look up rule 34 for that show, its mostly just god awful edits. I knew the show was doomed the moment I saw its lack of r34, same with Monsuno