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I'm pretty sure just saying "x character for y tier" should be avoided as it can come across as being kinda dickish to people who like that character or franchise. If you're going to elect a character here, at least explain why.
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Goku's goal in the Originals series still works because it's consistent with his characterization. it gives us a simple premise of his character and builds upon it with themes of pride, family and Progress through self Improvement Mentally and Physically.Ionliosite said:I still don't see how Goku was any different on Super than how he was on the manga. And yes, he's a flat character, that's kind of the point with him; he's just a simple guy who wants to fight strong people, nothing really complex.
Which tierCorgi the Gen Z God said:Steven Universe. Like the entire cast.
This guy gets me.Corgi the Gen Z God said:Steven Universe. Like the entire cast.
Considering Literary Theory is one of the things I study, I could Defend Rey Pretty Well, I would not go as far as to say she is a well-written character but she is Objectively based on basic character writing far from being bad, bland and one-note if anything.Corgi the Gen Z God said:
For some more elaboration on this...Maverick Zero X said:
Sorry, but if you seriously think a classical anti-hero like Goku is a good guy like the ideal paragon Superman is, then I recommend to either re-read the Dragon Ball manga again or read more Supes comics.The Causality said:he is a kind of good guy like Superman
Like who? :VArgentinianDeadpool said:I really love Godzilla verse, but i think the most of kaiju will enter here.
Oh come on. Ikki isn't a badly written character, everybody who says so only doesn't know the context behind his skill.Drite77 said:
Which one? The playful child who is forced to realize the gravity of an interstellar war after he and his friends nearly die and is then crushed under the harsh reality that the mother he idolized might not have been the good person he thought she was and that his surrogate family only really thought of him as a replacement for her, giving him a crisis of identity and a lack of selfworth, only for him to realize that he is his own person and he can choose his own destiny by the end of the series, therefore allowing him to avoid his mother's mistakes and succeed where she failed?Corgi the Gen Z God said:Steven Universe. Like the entire cast.
He was trolling. That's why he used "owo" I thinkIonliosite said:I want someone to explain how Ikki is badly written, since he's easily one of the best written LN protagonist I've read.
I'm gonna get a staff to close this then.The Wright Way said:Yeah, I agree. I'm not naive enough to think that this kind of idea isn't gonna devolve into a flame war. I mean, I already lost my temper and I just got here. I feel like this should be closed....
How does this make him a bad character? The same applies to tons of characters. In fact, it's extremely difficult to describe a character without saying its role on the story.Moritzva said:It's very difficult to describe Ikki without describing his powers, abilities, or role in the story.
If you take away a guy's powers, abilities, and role, you are left with... personality.Ionliosite said:How does this make him a bad character? The same applies to tons of characters. In fact, it's extremely difficult to describe a character without saying its role on the story.Moritzva said:It's very difficult to describe Ikki without describing his powers, abilities, or role in the story.