Questions: Why did you say wheelchair user and not paraplegic? Because not everyone who uses a wheelchair is paraplegic. It's for me to just put them in a general category. Though I think all the wheelchair users in these two videos so far have been paraplegic, there might be one later who isn't. Also a lot of these series are shows I haven't watched so for all I know they might not be completely paralysed? How come Hannah is swimming? As far as I know you can still swim when paralysed in the legs. You just tread water I guess. How come Frankie is a "prosthetic user" and not an amputee/a person with phocomelia? Frankie is difficult as their metal part exists because they were built by someone so they aren't an amputee as they never had that part of theur leg removed but they also don't have phocomelia as they were never born Autism isn't a disability? It kinda is. It depends who you ask but autism can be debilitating. Examples might be sensory triggers causing melt downs causing certain places to not be accessible (e.g the cinema is a loud and bright place and might be difficult for autistic access). Furthermore, autism often makes autistic people isolated as they have social struggles and or get bullied for acting differently to allistic kids. Finally autism can cause children to be enable to do things like talk (non-verbal autism) or even make eye contact in any way. Though none of these characters have been that severe the autistic characters in this show off the debilitating issues. Norma can't partake in activities without having a meltdown unlike the ballistic people around her. Twyla cannot put up with loud noise and in a music video 3 people screaming causes her to fall to the ground and cover her ears. [character] is bad representation! Read description Any other questions I'll answer below vvvvv

It's heartwarming that South Park displays both of its major disabled characters (Jimmy and Timmy) in a positive light and everybody (even Cartman) treats them with respect Meanwhile, Joe from Family Guy is treated like a freakshow and sub-human by his own friends and wife

idk why but the fact that teardrop and nagito are in this makes me happy lmao 😭

It's very interesting when you realise just how many characters in the How To Train Your Dragon universe are physically disabled. It makes sense considering the Vikings' profession, but I didn't notice just how many had physical disabilities like that until I thought about it just now. Hiccup lost a leg, Toothless lost a tail fin, Gobber lost a hand and a leg, Drago Bludvist lost an arm, and the Bewliderbeast dragon he enslaved eventually loses one of his tusks permanently, affecting his ability to defend himself. Valka has several disabled dragons in her sanctuary such as a blind dragon and one with a missing lower leg. Bucket from the tv series has brain damage from a dragon attack and a missing hand (his friend Mulch also has a missing hand), and Gothi the elder is mute, as was another character from the tv series "Silent" Sven, although he managed to overcome his muteness. There's also Viggo from the tv series who ends up facially disfigured after receiving a bad burn (run in with a volcano) and also went blind in one eye as a result.

The fact that Derpy Hooves from MLP wasn't supposed to have the crossed eyes in the first place - first appeared as an animation error but kept her eyes like that because of the fandom - that's just a heart-warming fact for me

I know it may not be exactly a disability (except for extreme cases) but I would really love to see Wybie from Coraline included on this list. He’s the only animated character to have scoliosis I have ever seen. As a person with scoliosis and kyphosis (another kind of spinal deformity) he really became a very comforting character for me.

I think the eye disability that Wilt and Derpy/Bubbles has is called a lazy eye. A lazy eye is where one's eye can be controlled while the other, has a hard time getting controlled. Other characters that have it is Lazy Susan from Gravity Falls (her eye is closed due to an incident) and Tamatoa the crab from Moana (he has a hard time trying to control his eye when he talks to himself and telling his eye to “pick one”) Also, the character Billy from the movie The Conjuring 2 has a stuttering disability and the girl from the movie Orphan (I forgot her name) is born deaf.

1:13 omg jimmy has always been my fave character in south character, and the way he says "i am totally happy with the way i was born" reminds me of a girl i met during my last few days at the psych ward a few weeks ago. she has cerebral palsy and she told me she liked the way she was because she didn't think she'd be the same person without it. she had a cool purple electric wheelchair and she showed off all the features it had. one of my fave memories about her was how she moved slowly when she was around people and then sped as far as she possible could when people weren't in her way LMAOOO i love how two different forms of cerebral palsy are shown in jimmy and timmy, and i love how they're always seen with the kids! i also love how they're shown in the timeksip special and how jimmy is a comedian. jimmy has always reminded me of jimmy fallon literally because his name is jimmy and he's a comedian.

Derpy hooves most likely has amblyopia or lazy eye which causes one eye to stay fixed in place and the other drifts off. I have amblyopia and it doesn't change how I see but it does look a little weird and I got bullied in school a lot when I was younger. It honestly feels so good to see this eye situation represented in the media because this eye disability isn't really being seen in the media.

Seeing Teardrop and Nagito in this watered my plants, cured my depression and gave me true hope.

Seeing teardrop surprised me. She's my favorite! I'm autistic btw, it warms my heart seeing some autistic characters, they're really relatable!

I hope Down Syndrome gets representation. It’s actually quite underrated! Edit: I meant underrepresented.

As someone with ADHD and is currently hyper obsessed with monster high I love how they show disabilities/disorders with characters such as Twyla, Frankie and sirena von boo from there freaky fusion line (sirena has ADHD) I actually use Twylas doll as my comfort item (usually when things get to loud) I love how monster high tries to include as many people as possible with they’re characters I haven’t really seen anyone mention how some of the monster high characters have disabilities/ disorders so this means quite a lot!

As an HTF fan: - Handy is an amputee (I think) - Mole is blind - Flippy has PTSD In fact, there's a lot you can add from HTF lol Edit: such as, Petunia having OCD and Lumpy's intellectual disability.

(Slight spoilers) but Nagito also has some form of dementia as confirmed in the game which affects the way he acts towards people

I loved FMA for the great representation of PTSD. Seeing nightmares, flashbacks, even passing out from stress, etc

i know a few more for a part 3 -Donald Duck has his voice, whatever is it, but he is the only one in his family that has it -the Winnie the Pooh cast (though i'm not sure if this is official) -their is Helen from Sonic X who is a wheelchair user -not sure if Polydactyly (born with extra digits) count, but for that we have Ford Pines from Gravity Falls -i'm also not sure if Conjoined Twins count, but we got CatDog for that -their are also a couple characters in the Total Drama series -maybe some Spongebob characters have an disability, not sure though

I didn't know that Derpy even had a disability.. I thought it was just part of her character. also, the fact that you included teardrop makes me smile :)

2:19 "What is the opposite of trust?" "Mistrust." She has a point.

It makes me so happy to see bfdi along with these actual films and series

Seeing Nagito, Timmy and Jimmy here makes me so happy! The ending for Danganronpa 3's hope arc always brightens my day, it's nice to see nagito looking healthy.

as someone with dyspraxia, im so happy to see representation in media!! i never see characters with dyspraxia so this makes me so happyyy!!!!!!

Not gonna lie, I kinda hate what they did to Twilla. Not because she is autistic, but because they made her the stereotypical shy girl who wants a bit of the spotlight but is afraid to go for it. Original Twilla was an introvert, but she was pretty confident and wasn't on the spotlight because she didn't want to. I feel like that was such a misunderstanding of her character.

this south park Timmy moment made me smile 0:36

1:26 OMGA TEARDROP

2:41 As someone who’s Autistic I hate being stared at too as well as being crowed.

If you’re ever doing a part 3, I recommend adding Zee from the Total Drama reboot to the list. In episode 2, it was revealed that he has a prosthetic leg that reaches up to the knee after a shark took his leg. I believe that the show did a good job writing his disability because we did not expect him to be the amputee character.

i love jimmy so much.. hes helped me a lot as a disabled person (im autistic and have hearing loss) and while our disabilities are very different he really helped me learn to love myself. everyone treats him and timmy with respect and he has come to terms with how he isnt and is okay with how he was born and doesnt let it stop him. ive had trouble with self-hated because of my disability and hes helped me a lot!! if you do a part 3, i recommend craig tucker from south park for autism!! hes very autistic coded, coming from someone with autism!!

This is a good vid! As someone who is deaf/blind it makes me feel happy when there are representatives in films/tv shows with my disability, these kind of vids help me feel like I am not alone in this world, and hopefully that’s the same for other people with disabilities, so thank you !

Idk why in movies autistic people are suddenly acting as if they're deathly allergic to sound, it isn't always like that. I'm autistic myself.

i know it’d probably be hard to show in a short clip, but eda’s curse is an allegory for chronic illness :)

I love timmy and Jimmy, the way they are so optimistic no matter what is so sweet

I love how frankie stein goes by they them

I THOUGHT THE DEAF MERMAID WAS A FEVER DREAM I MADE UP AS A KID I KNEW IT WAS REAL

0:26 I had forgotten about Her, Favorite^^

1:32 My favorite character in bfdi

I think the closest term for derpy's condition is strabismus :3c when the eye muscles make one look in the wrong direction

I was not expecting teardrop to be here😨 I KNOW SHES DISABLED BUT I WAS SO SUPRISED

I love how beautifully Twyla's Autism is treated in Monster High Gen 3! It is simply impressive to me, and I also own her doll!

Doesnt Derpy hooves have a lazy eye? A condition where your eye goes ⬆️↗️➡️↘️⬇️↙️⬅️↖️, without you knowing that it actually happens to you? 4:41

If you do make a part three: --2D from Gorillaz has brain damage and impaired vision --Peeta from The Hunger Games is an amputee (in the books, I don't think they included that in the movies, unfortunately) --I believe there is a boy with down syndrome from The Loud House but I don't remember his name.

Add Woody in the third part. He has a speech impediment, and was for most of the series mute like Teardrop, just making little noises.

Suggestions for part 3 Auggie (wonder) facial deformities (don’t remember the name) Stacy (baby sitters club) diabetes Sophie gray and Scott malkinson (South Park) diabetes Donatello (rottmnt) autism Tweek (South Park) adhd Edit: also cece Jones (shake it up) dyslexia Edit 2: Kyle brofloski also has diabetes apparently Edit 3: other suggestion is in reply

4:45 I think she(or they) have a lazy eye disorder or Amblyopia

If you ever make another part there’s a whole bunch of disabled characters in Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure!!

seeing teardrop get recognition made me so happy omgo

Ive got some good ones they you havent used in previous videos: Gussie Mausheimer from American Tail: Speech Impendiment + Lisp Get-Well Gus from Doc Mcstuffins: Amputee Naruto Uzumaki and Sasuke Uchiha from Naruto: Amputee Doc from Snow White: Speech Impendiment/Stuttering Nathen from South Park: Down Syndrome Mimsy from South Park: Same disability as Derpy from MLP

The fact td is here makes me surprised but also super happy.

The Dragon prince is so underrated an amazing with it’s representation. I’m glad it’s getting more seasons.

Joe, with the most serious tone ever: “No Peter, I’m handicapped”

As a kid, seeing Wilt on TV made me a bit happy, seeing as I didn't watch or see many shows as a child that showed characters with handicaps. Seeing him on this playlist makes me happy. Thank you :D

4:38 i think derpy hooves / bubbles eye disability is lazy eye

stimming so hard at Nagito being in this omg no better feeling than unexpectedly seeing ur current hyperfixation in a video

Yes Teardrop got in, I did not expect any KZfaq series characters to be in this

I love how South Park treats Jimmy and Timmy with respect even Cartman respects them

I got so excited when I saw Nagito he’s such a good character 😭😭😭😭

Here is a suggestion for part 3 Tecna from Winx Club for Autism. Shes has a very hard time expressing her feelings and can be very intese and irritated at times, has a special intrest in technology, sometimes can be very rude without realizing it and has a very flat sounding voice in the RAI dub if season 1. She is Autism-coded

I'm so glad Hannah is included in this video, shes one of my favorite charcters and is probably one of the only children that isnt mean to norman!

0:43 T I M M E H

seeing wilt fills me with joy 🩷

4:55 pretty sure its a lazy eye. My brother has that he used to have to wear an eyepatch thing over his good eye to try and train that eye. Helped a bit.

honestly i love to see these types of videos, its very nice to see disability rep in media. good disability rep is hard to find half the time and family guy i dont like how joe is treated though

I love that south park worked with a several organizations to not only understand conditions but actually portray them better. The episodes actually brought awareness when I was a kid.

I didn’t see anyone mentionning her so here I go, I would love to see a little more of Della in DUCKTALES 2017 since she is ampute and she is SO COOL I LOVE THIS SHOW 😭😭

3:26 we not gon talk about his brother alphonse 😂 He lost his body except for his soul trapped in a armor

5:03 Oh my god I forgot about that show. My childhood!

almost cried when u included derpy hooves, as someone w a lazy eye and strabismus it’s really nice seeing my disability recognized !!

I have autism and I’m truly in love this video❤

Nagito also has frontotemporal dementia

seeing representation like this in shows always makes me so happy tbh, im autistic with adhd and have some speech difficulties im so glad people can find characters they can relate to despite their diffrences and also i didnt expect bfdi to get in here! im a huge huge fan of object shows, and i think theres alot of representation in there too?? im watching too many of these to remember (like im at 50 shows now, omw to watch them all cuz why not!)

Amaya AND Entrapta? In one video series? I’ve been blessed.

I love how you put Edward in this cause I stimmed so hard when I saw him in here

Me: **sees part 2** “Hmm wonder what characters are in here.” **Joe swanson first one to come up** My brain: **internal happiness noises**

I don't know why but seeing tear drop in this video makes me so happy!!!

I love this little series of yours! If you're open to suggestions, I have a few I'd like to list! Almost every human character in the video game Hi-Fi Rush has some sort of physical disabilities, aided by robotic technology. The main character Chai had minimal use of his right arm prior to the beginning of the game, where it was amputated and replaced with a robotic one. (As well as having his MP3 player stuck in his chest.) It's also heavily implied that Chai has ADHD, but not confirmed. One of his allies, Peppermint, lost her leg when she was younger, and her robotic prosthesis was built for her by her mother. Arthur Kingsmen from the Mystery Skulls Animated series has PTSD, and a robotic arm that he built himself. (Long story short, he got possessed and had his arm ripped off with the spirit sealed inside.) Vivi Yukino from the same series has Amnesia. Both Boyfriend and Girlfriend from Friday Night Funkin' are Autistic and have ADHD. There are definitely more, but these are a few I can think of that I haven't seen mentioned yet.

Mitchell Tanner from Strange Hill High has ADHD. Also William Afton is technically an amputee since in FNAF 6 as Scraptrap He loses most of His left arm... though I don't know if the fact that as Burntrap He now has an endoskeleton left arm counts as a prosthetic or just repairs to the springlock suit He's in.

i like how teardrop is in this

4:28 bro is NOT Cat Noir

If you make a part 3, I suggest that you add Donnie from Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles as an Autistic Character. As an autistic person myself, I think he is awesome representation and the writers confirmed it :)

Wouldn't Derpy's disability be she's severely crossed eyed?

You don't know how SHOCKED I was when I saw Teardrop OH MY GOD I GASPED

I love Timmy and Jimmy so much. They’re up there for some of my favorite TV show characters.

I saw you included a character from a video game. Nice video

I honestly relate to this line cus I have autism as well 2:20

I love how you always find the perfect clips.

I love this series sm :]

You could also say Eda's curse counts as a disability since it's a part of her and it impacts her life so greatly. A channel by the name of Oakwyrm has a good video about it.

I'm not sure if visual novels count, but if you decide to make a part 3, I recommend Katawa Shoujo! It's a dating sim that takes place in a school for disabled students, so most of the characters including the MC and LIs are disabled. Aside from that it's a really good VN as well (imo) despite being made by 4chan lol

1:33 actually his name is T.J., the T doesn't even stand for Tyler. And, as many people have pointed out, dyscalculia is misspelled. (No hate, just spreading information)

Fred Jones from Scooby-Doo Mystery Incorporated is on the Autistic Spectrum & I noticed all the traits. That's a reason why he's one of my favourite characters in the show. He has a hyperfixiation with traps, which is handy, because they end up mostly catching without fail (if no one trips it or tampers with it) due to how well he knows about them. He also takes things literally, doesn't understand hints, sometimes misinterprets emotions, can become clingy towards characters he loves the most & shows some ADHD traits (which can be on the Autistic Spectrum). By far he is indeed one of the best characters seen by fans, too, & it makes Fred very human. 😄

Ed's curse is also technically a disibility.

If you make a part 3, I have some other characters I thought of! I think this is a wonderful series to show off these wonderful characters :) - Yang from RWBY has a prosthetic arm - Neopolitan from RWBY is mute - Not canon, but Peridot from Steven Universe having autism

I love teardrop

The only issue I have with Ryan from doctor who being dyspraxic is that it only effects in first maybey second episode. Other wise it's brilliant finally seeing it being represented

I think derpy has a lazy eye and has a speech impairment

i love ur compilations!!! here r some suggestions if u ever make a part 3!! Scott Malkinson and Sophie (who’s only present in one episode which is the same only Scott focused episode currently, sadly) who have diabetes type 1 [as someone with diabetes type 1, i think the only characters i’ve seen who also have it are them + some background characters from turning red LOL] and Zee from the new 2023 Total Drama Island Reboot, who’s a prosthetic leg user!

I was so happy to see Nagito in this!

There's Jouno from Bungou Stray Dogs, he's blind

1:25 no way BFDI!!!!! (Teardrop)

I wasn't expecting to see an OSC character to be featured here.