The Max is an animation. It is about Julie the Jungle-Queen who created an alternative-universe in order to escape the fact she lost her virginity and was impregnated by a local witch-doctor. In this alternative-universe she is a victim of child-molestated little girl who recruits this rabbit she kept as a pet as her spirit animal that becomes "The Maxx" who fights a never-ending army various enemies including the Witch-Doctor ( Mister Gong ) who claims himself as a criminal-rapist. Via this world she is able to slay Gong and continues her life without Maxx to raise her daughter.
The ultimate truth is that she is really high and is raising the child she had through the sex with Gong. Most likely she killed Gong ( or have the idea in mind ) and does not know what to think about the whole entire ordeal. "The Maxx" summed up is one big LSD trip with somebodies mother trying to forget about happen.
It is the story of every girl who goes on her own and ends up losing their virginity, and raising a kid she had what the world wants to call "rape". During the late 1980's ( second wave feminism AKA Pro-Lesbian ) they had stupid ideas promoting "Separation of the sexes", they constantly marketed the word "rape". I mean so much material with something along the term of rape. In fact 1990's most of the actresses and female personality was in fact LGBT. Sponsored content. I remember leaving Middle-school ( Jr. High ) and all the girls I knew and continue to knew would call me "rapist".
"The Maxx" embodied the time it was made. For me as a small child watching it the first few times via the "MTV 3d spots" had no idea what I was watching all I knew it was awesome to look at. I later checked out the entire series. #@$@$ awesome, My understanding it used the Genlock and 3d systems of the later Amiga systems, that little computer hooked up to big gigantic machines.
I love the art-style, I love the usage of various art-types, I love the animation and just did not skip to being cartoony or anime like. I enjoyed every moment of it. It felt like I was watching my big-sister and I was her Maxx. That being said "The Maxx" is like if I had lived with my big sister when she moved out and spoke out against her sleeping with some random guy that got her pregnant. She said to me "I do not want to hear anything if I have a guy over". Which is the intention of most girls from the 1990's when they moved out. Insanity.
Funny thing about Julies day-job inside the fictional world. She is a social-worker. So chance is that she took up sociology, and or psychology which also referenced the marketing of "separation of the sexes" during the 1990's. Tons of women I knew who went to college for that have tons of issues with the opposite sex, tons of bs. However most of them in that very major are very approachable and unlike most theater majors would be ideal for being a home-maker....but what do I know.
Maxx is amazing in so many ways. I could go on forever. I wouldn't mind seeing a new Maxx where Julie accepts the fact she is a mother, and LSD warp between her real Jungle-world and the fictional-our-world. I would enjoy seeing the corpse of Gong in the corner, or even how Julie admitting that she was in the real world raising her wanted/unwanted child.
