Stupid Cupid

The lighthearted tone really balanced the fantastical elements, but I wondered if it took away from the emotional depth. What did others think about the humor's role here?

His goofy personality added a fresh twist to the romantic fantasy genre. I'm curious whether this was a conscious choice to subvert typical Cupid tropes or just a fun idea that evolved.

The protagonist’s journey felt more than just about love — it seemed to be about embracing who they are. Did others see this underlying message as well?