From the show's supervising director: "…is giving us an opportunity to do things artistically, that a lot of other shows and studios really have forgotten how to do."

They used years-worth of subscriber money to produce an already subpar-looking cartoon that does nothing to help the anime industry or at least the site's browsing quality at all, which is the opposite of what CrunchyRoll verbally promised not long ago.

Please, explain where the overreaction to this situation is.

"But shows like Gumball also have bean-face characters and they don't suck"

Yes, and their creators did not squander customer money, blocked comments and ratings on any YouTube videos or deleted any Twitter history hiding compromising comments.

I hope your thesis includes the full context with this new information I gave you.