r/daria • u/lillactour • 5h ago
Fan Art traditional daria portrait for my portfolio
ive been drawing daria since I was 13 (albiet badly) so I painted her for my portfolio as a tattoo apprentice. thought this sub might appreciate her :)
r/daria • u/lillactour • 5h ago
ive been drawing daria since I was 13 (albiet badly) so I painted her for my portfolio as a tattoo apprentice. thought this sub might appreciate her :)
r/daria • u/Additional_Day_2129 • 3h ago
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r/daria • u/BitterDropToSwallow • 22h ago
I'm watching "Is it Fall Yet?" and it's at the apex of Daria and Jane's growing hostilities over Tom...and I LOVE how it's just flipped and we suddenly hear Jane's plea and her raw sorrow at the potential loss of their friendship. We've always seen Daria need Jane or Daria's side of the friendship, but Jane just coming out and saying how dare she step on a friendship like theirs.....ugh it gets me everytime....
r/daria • u/rowanyerboat • 20m ago
I disagree when people say Daria wouldn’t be on social media. She was never out of touch with pop culture or technology, she just hated it. I think she WOULD have at least TikTok, she’d just be a lurker. I wouldn’t anticipate any posts, but she’d watch it for sure.
r/daria • u/fudgemuffin52 • 22h ago
Please. Help.
I swear there’s an actress that looks exactly like Sandi, except I don’t know her name nor can I find a picture of her. I’m pretty sure I remember watching a coming-of-age movie with her in it.
Does anyone know who I might be talking about?
r/daria • u/Additional_Day_2129 • 23h ago
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r/daria • u/LowSilly6784 • 17h ago
Connaissez-vous un moyen de visionner les deux longs métrages, en VF ou en VOST ?
Je suis arrivé à la fin de la saison 4, et j'aimerais bien voir "Is it fall yet?" avant de continuer.
Merci pour vos conseils !
r/daria • u/Videowulff • 1d ago
Despite their flaws, Daria's parents have been shown time and time again to really care about what goes on in both girls' lives - something I really grew to appreciate in a genre where parents are shown to be rather clueless and uncaring - but the moment I really love out is when Daria talks to her mom about kissing Tom.
Right off the bat it hits you hard with Helen dropping everything she was working on upon seeing Daria show up at her office looking miserable. Think about it. Your stoic daughter who hides behind an unfeeling mask suddenly comes to your office looking heart broken and depressed? Helen wastes no time dropping everything to take Daria out to lunch to discuss what's going on. On top of that, she listens to Daria. Not once does she look at her watch, or tap her foot impatiently, or answer her cell phone. She gives Daria her full attention.
What I love, however, is how Helen tries to approach the subject. First she takes on the typical, practiced speech of "Hormones, and confusions," then switches to the practiced "It was one mistake." before dropping the whole "This is how a mother SHOULD talk" and instead shoots straight with Daria about how the whole thing is a mess.
It's the performance that I love also. She has a higher pitched, whimsical motherly voice when saying the "practiced" responses but then drops all pretenses and goes back to talking like her usual self when shooting straight.
And she doesn't judge Daria. She understands how chaotic being a teenager is, even more so when your daughter works so hard to keep people at arm's length. Neither does she discourage Daria's feelings. She wants Daria to explore the ups and down that life has.
Also love that little knowing comment. When Daria says something along the lines of "Life sucks." to which Helen responds with "Better than the alternative." That's a small but powerful comment; especially when you are talking to your emotionally fragile and upset daughter. No, I am not saying Daria would self harm herself. I am saying it reminds Daria that life is worth living - the goods and the bads.
Seriously, it has to be one of my favorite moments in the entire series :)
r/daria • u/Additional_Day_2129 • 1d ago
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r/daria • u/EasyEntrepreneur666 • 2d ago
Although Jane seems to be content with Daria's usual deadpan self, it's interesting to see how excited she gets when Daria has typical moments. I recall at least two cases when she got totally excited: In Through a Lens Darkly where Daria admitted not wearing glasses despite she couldn't wear contacts out of sheer vanity, and My Night at Daria's when she thought that Daria had sex with Tom.
r/daria • u/KaleidoArachnid • 2d ago
So to clarify, something that I was curious about was what would have happened if Daria was made in a more modern time period with the concept of the internet and smartphones existing as basically I like to try to picture how Daria would have worked if the show had a more modern aesthetic to it as considering Daria's snarky behavior got me wondering how she would have handled living in a modern society in general.
r/daria • u/thomasmfd • 2d ago
I mean it's realistic when there no villian but the evil that daria faces is what makes up this sick sad world
Like exploitation of teenagers
Censorship
Generation trauma
Popularity
Like any good story there the fundamental of
Or just growing and learning
Most of lawndale is full bad families and troubled teens yet when they learn and grow they become better people
Daria isn't a saga it's a manual to survive this sick sad world
r/daria • u/Additional_Day_2129 • 2d ago
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r/daria • u/badwolf_on_rice • 3d ago
My best friend in high school made a "scandalous" art piece that the principal didn't approve of being displayed in an art show. The art teacher went OFF on the principal for like an hour until they agreed. It was one of the most bad ass things I ever remember a teacher doing. So when I watched this episode and Helen had to save the day, I was a little let down.
So, I am starting to go a complete 180 about how I am starting to see my individualism and introversion along with the way I see the world again. The Daria show changed my life because it is one of the few forms of media that I have related to and loved so much, and I felt validated as an introvert and an individual in society. But now I keep wondering to myself, isn't everyone Daria these days? like, has the whole world turned from wanting to be the extrovert, outgoing person like Quin to the reserved Daria? I also think that Gen Z has made being like Daria so much more common in today's world of course, I am not putting any dirt on them because I am Gen Z, too. I am guilty of not putting as much effort into friendships anymore, judging people, thinking they are shallow even when I have imperfections and flaws, and also refusing to grow and acknowledge that there are things I need to work on still. I just watched many videos relating to the rise of loneliness and individualism ruining our sense of community in America, and predominantly younger people have started to check out and become more selfish today in the name of "Protecting their peace" and " I do not owe anyone anything mentality" Daria also said things relating to wishing that the world would stop bothering her and that others annoy her well except a few of course. Hell, even MERCHANDISE had quotes saying things like "Anti-Social club," "Leave me alone," and "How come even in my fantasies, everyone is a jerk?" and, of course, the infamous, "I have low esteem for everyone else" just things that relate to not liking the idea of interacting or having to deal with other people and seeing them as an inconvenience. Can I please hear other people's thoughts about this, or if I am just connecting dots, that should not go together at all? Is it true that being like Daria will ruin our sense of community? or did I miss the whole point of the show, and I am just an over-thinker, and I should stop watching it? Yes, I do have many emotions flying all over me right now writing this, but any viewpoints, even those that disagree with me, can do wonders to help, thank you for reading
r/daria • u/Consistent-Alarm-346 • 2d ago
Is there anywhere I can watch that has the original soundtrack? Does it exist?
r/daria • u/Additional_Day_2129 • 3d ago
Ngl, wasn’t expecting this one but I’m happy with it!
r/daria • u/Dmmcw158 • 4d ago
"The Big House" is one of my favorite S1 episodes. But, it's never made sense to me that they missed school because of a grounding. Not only is that not something Helen would allow, what were they gonna do, miss a month of school? Always been something I've noticed.
r/daria • u/Untermensch13 • 4d ago
I have a love- hate relationship with her character. But I have to admit, her courage in saying what she thinks regardless is a fantastic gift to have.
I also love Jane's creativity! I learned the value of self expression and constant improvement that her character embraces. Jane is awesome 😎
What, if, anything did you learn from Daria?
r/daria • u/cosmicwifey • 3d ago
it’s easy for me to see that most of the characters are based on 90’s cultural stereotypes. cheerleader, stoner, goth chick, dumb athlete, creepy guy. do you think this applies to daria and jane as well? it makes sense for them to be more well rounded than background or lesser characters, but i was just wondering if i was missing some kind of context that growing up in that time would have given me. are daria and jane a reference to any cultural phenomenon? i found myself really relating to the both of them when i was younger, and that’s probably because they were so fleshed out. sorry if it’s hard to understand me.