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When Netflix’s Never Have I Ever first premiered in 2020, the series was hailed as a groundbreaking coming-of-age series with a South Asian lead. Its lead characters are incredibly diverse. For starters, Devi Vishakumar and her immediate family members are Indian-American. Devi’s two best friends are Fabiola Torres, a queer Afro-Latinx character, and Eleanor Wong, a Chinese-American character. Devi also finds herself in a love triangle with two boys. One love interest is Ben Gross, a Jewish sophomore with whom she frequently verbally spars, and the other is Paxton Hall-Yoshida, a popular Japanese-American junior who is on the swim team. While season one gave Ben an entire episode to further explore his character, Paxton was left out to dry, much to the chagrin of fans of the character. Season two remedied this and gave Paxton a significant amount of material and character development that focused on a number of important issues related to the depiction and history of Japanese-

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