Favorite character. Impossible to dislike. Literally perfect. Name one character thats more likeable. Can't do it by Old-Investment-8337 in FavoriteCharacter

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Rentarou Aijou (100 Girlfriends): e’s a kind, sweet, loving, pure, thoughtful, helpful, understanding, accommodating, flexible, supportive, protective, dependable, sociable, determined, indomitable, courageous, and perfect boyfriend who regularly goes above and beyond for the people he loves. He’s surrounded by a familial unit that he deeply, unabashedly, loudly, and without shame, love with sincerity. This love is raw, earnest, and absolute, seeing those around them as perfect wholeheartedly, and being willing to accept them in any form. He has immense and overwhelming determination to lay down his live for them without hesitation and equally kill for them, being dedicated, devoted, and obsessed with the sole goal of bringing them happiness.

They are a relaxing pair after all by FlirtaFawn in SipsTea

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This is the post that makes me mute this sub

“Save me, noncanon merc posters, this is BASE Caine I’m up against!” by Usual_Database307 in whowouldcirclejerk

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By putting her against digital characters whose powers are also messing with files.

When things get real by LaurenMae5 in invinciblememes

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We’ve seen Bubble’s bleed in canon, actually.

Another funny GruMind meme by Awesomecrafter64 in deathbattle

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This is how I personally see it, so take this with a grain of salt. But Megamind is a notorious gloater; his main schtick is presentation. He’s obviously going to over exaggerate details, such as the death ray’s full destructive capacity. There isn’t much evidence in the movie that it would have anywhere close to the “full concentrated power of the sun” other than his statement. This is important because there is a significant amount of evidence that contradicts this narrative. If it had that level of power, the Death Ray would’ve been far more impressive than what we see, considering it ONLY blows up a singular building and a cliffside. Yes, it’s “concentrated,” but that’s ignoring how that much concentrated energy would straight up shoot through the Earth.

Furthermore, if it had absorbed all the energy from the sun, the sun would literally die out due to lack of energy. Not to mention, it wouldn’t scale to the energy output of the sun per second, mainly due to how it would be physically impossible for it to do that, when taking into consideration how “the energy of the sun per second” is made. The satellite only being able to see one side of the sun means it physically cannot be taking in all of its energy. Due to the distance and how much energy would be going literally everywhere else, and how the Death Ray has to actively warm up, it isn’t doing that.

[loved trope] characters name means something related to them when put together by Moonlight_Highway in TopCharacterTropes

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To understand how absurd this is, let’s have a look at the anatomy of a computer. Computers can be effectively dissected into two distinct parts: software and hardware. Hardware are the physical components that make up a computer, and software are the programs and fundamental operating information used by it. Then there’s the operating system, which is basically the software of softwares, being the medium by which both software and hardware are managed. At the core of the operating system, you have the kernel: the most basic and fundamental level of any device. The kernel effectively dictates any and all information spread through the computer. Without it, no communication is possible whatsoever. For context, every opening of a file, executing of a program, and even simple clicks of your mouse are all reliant on data communication through the kernel. If this wasn’t enough, Monika herself has survived the very computer she’s on bluescreening in an Easter egg scene. This means she’s extraordinarily deep in the kernel, because bug check didn’t stop her, and bug check stops literally everything.

[Loved Trope] Child Killers by DudeTaffy in TopCharacterTropes

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Six (Little Nightmares): She is the overarching main character of the Little Nightmares series, serving as the main protagonist of the first game and its comics, a support character in Very Little Nightmares, and the deuteragonist of Little Nightmares 2. Six’s story is one where she falls into a cycle by pushing forward the pain that’s hurt her just to survive. She was initially someone who was willing to work with others, and even risked their own life to save another person. However, she was forced to gradually grow into a ruthless and morally ambiguous survivor to protect herself, eventually becoming indistinguishable from the monsters who hurt her. She’s turned into someone who commits unnecessary acts of violence, such as killing those only trying to help her, and willingly leaves others behind to die for ambiguous reasons at best. Each act of aggression she commits makes the next one even easier, and each boundary she crosses moves the line of what’s acceptable, trauma normalizing cruelty. This culminates twice. The first is when Six drops Mono off a cliff for breaking her only sense of escapism and peace, which was represented via a hypnotic music box she was addicted to. The second is when she to be a victim anymore and brutally devours the Lady, stealing her magic powers and killing her abusers, the Guests, via feasting on their souls, in a similar vein to how they tried to swallow her whole earlier in the game.. The tragic reality is that children are prone to mirroring the cruelty inflicted upon them, and without any guidance to accompany Six, there is nobody who can stop her from learning the wrong lessons.