Who is this person?

Blade is a supporting antagonist in the 2025 animated film Lesbian Space Princess. Voiced by Australian drag performer Kween Kong, he is a flamboyant drag queen, nightclub owner, and weapons enthusiast who runs S Club in Normie Space. Beneath his glamorous appearance and reassuring demeanor lies a manipulative individual with a dangerous obsession with acquiring powerful weapons. He initially presents himself as an ally to Saira, offering encouragement when she struggles with self-esteem and judgment from others. However, his apparent kindness is ultimately a means to an end, as he intends to exploit her ability to summon the legendary Royal Labrys for his own benefit. His theatrical personality, extravagant fashion sense, and extensive collection of bladed weapons make him a memorable presence, even if his role in the story is relatively brief.

What's the movie about?!

Lesbian Space Princess is a 2025 adult animated science-fiction comedy directed by Leela Varghese. The story follows Saira, a sheltered lesbian space princess who embarks on an unexpected adventure after her girlfriend, Kiki, breaks up with her. When Kiki is kidnapped by a group of straight white male incels, Saira sets out to rescue her, eventually teaming up with a rebellious bounty hunter named Willow. Along the way, she confronts her insecurities, discovers more about herself, and learns that growing into her own identity means more than simply earning someone else's approval. With its colorful space-fantasy setting, irreverent humor, queer themes, and deliberately absurd approach to romance and adventure, the film offers a decidedly unconventional take on the coming-of-age journey.

Should you watch it?

Honestly, that depends on your tolerance for chaotic humor, exaggerated characters, and comedy that occasionally feels more interested in provoking a reaction than telling a carefully balanced story. Lesbian Space Princess has a distinctive visual identity and a clear enthusiasm for queer representation, but its humor and characterization may not work for everyone. Some viewers will appreciate its unapologetic absurdity and colorful cast, while others may find the writing uneven or its jokes exhausting. Blade is a good example of that divide: he has a striking design and an entertaining villainous persona, but his role leaves relatively little room for deeper exploration. If you're interested in queer animated films, unconventional science-fiction comedies, or flamboyant characters with questionable morals, you might find something to enjoy here. Just don't go in expecting a perfectly polished narrative or a particularly subtle comedy.

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