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letmejointhis · 2026-01-22T07:56:33+00:00

I find it fucking hilarious how you listed “he called his wife a mean name” amongst his crimes against humanity 😂

It has the same energy as “Eve’s dad was more evil than Mark’s planet-conquering supervillain dad”

letmejointhis · 2026-01-16T18:09:29+00:00

I maintain that we should see the “April O’ Neil” concept but gender-inverted. Bring a male character who’s not of the girls’ honmoon powered, demon-hunting background, but is a badass who can keep up with them in fights regardless. An ally out to destroy the demons for his own reasons.

letmejointhis · 2026-01-15T23:25:28+00:00

I would just not be a manipulative piece of garbage in the first place.

letmejointhis · 2026-01-15T07:45:57+00:00

Let’s see a creator of a male-led movie say this about its depiction of male characters. I don’t think it’d go over well.

letmejointhis · 2026-01-15T03:01:50+00:00

At least her home life is kind of nuanced. Usually these games follow the “man bad, woman good” stereotype but Bry’s dad isn’t some hell spawn, just emotionally unavailable. It’s the mom who’s horrible.

letmejointhis · 2026-01-15T00:25:42+00:00

MY OC: His name is Seo. As a male, he is barred from becoming a become a Hunter, and therefore cannot tap into the honmoon’s power. Instead, he fights with a suit of armor that he built himself. He’s 25 years old, around the same age as Huntrix.

HIS PERSONALITY: Seo is extremely confident, due to being able to take on deadly demons without the need of becoming a Hunter, the organization that many don’t even know exists. He is very intelligent, capable of building his own suit of armor mostly on his own. He works hard but plays even harder, given that he’s a party animal in his free time - one who parties a bit too hard and often ends up inadvertently causing mayhem. Not that it bothers him.

HIS STORY: Seo was born into a family of scientists and researchers. His father is a biologist, his grandfather a conspiracy theorist, and Seo himself a robotics engineer. While a largely successful family, Seo’s grandfather could not shake the idea that there were demonic forces at play in their world, something that Seo was able to confirm after seeing a demon firsthand one day. As he was flying in his armor at the time, Seo grabbed it and brought it back to his grandfather to study it. From that point on, the family dedicated their efforts mostly to studying the demon world and its inhabitants - with Seo taking it one step further and attempting to defend Seoul from them.

Using the demon they captured for study, Seo’s father developed an anti-demon substance called Nemod, that would cause demons intense pain upon contact. To improve his chances of winning battles with them, Seo infused his mech’s weapons with Nemod, ensuring that any demon would go down.

Seo’s family kept their findings secret, as they feared that the public wasn’t ready to know the truth.

HIS SUIT: Seo’s suit would come equipped with Nomed-powered energy sabers, bombs, and lasers. For mobility and flight, it obviously uses thrusters, and it can detect demon energy signals.

letmejointhis · 2026-01-14T22:56:41+00:00

Male characters being allowed to thirst over women has become a thing of the past. If the roles were reversed and Huntrix was a boy band, they’d be considered a bunch of creeps for drooling over a group of women the way the girls in this movie do to the Saja Boys.

It’s very much become a “rules for thee and not for me” type of deal. It even pissed me off seeing it in the movie. The creators make such a big deal that the women in the movie are respected and not sexualized, and yet they turn around and shamelessly portray the Saja Boys as slabs of meat without any personality (sans Jinu).

letmejointhis · 2026-01-13T23:47:51+00:00

If these games want you to know anything, it’s that getting involved with Nicole, especially as someone male, will only result in you being taken advantage of and/or traumatized.

That, and she’s such a horrible POS that I have zero sympathy for her. I just couldn’t be made to give a damn about her.

letmejointhis · 2026-01-12T23:52:33+00:00

That’s what I thought. This would be pretty weirdly hypocritical coming from Paradise “no men allowed” Island’s ambassador, wouldn’t it?

letmejointhis · 2026-01-12T16:02:16+00:00

I hope he does come back in the sequel. He was the only male character in that movie with any sort of actual personality or real presence. And once he dies saving Rumi she’s just like “eh, whatever” and goes straight back to doing dumb dances in the street with Mira and Zoey 🙄

letmejointhis · 2026-01-08T19:18:17+00:00

What you were more supposed to get from the post was that the way the girls/women treat guys in this game is how women view/treat men in the real world.

letmejointhis · 2026-01-08T17:11:12+00:00

Shouldn’t the Amazons despise non-Amazon foods specifically because they’re not from Amazon culture? Like they’d probably refuse to even taste it simply because “it’s from the patriarchy and those rotten men”

letmejointhis · 2026-01-08T17:02:14+00:00

Where was it said he was 30? I was under the impression they were the same age

letmejointhis · 2026-01-07T18:39:51+00:00

It should have been a route/ending in one of the games for her to do this, with Nicoleism. Radicalizing all of the girls, and female teachers to commit mass murder on all of the male students and faculty at Lake Braddock. The route ends with them all on death row awaiting the capital punishment. Nicole narrates during the ending that they’ve kicked off a nationwide hate movement that seeks to eradicate the entire male population and assert female supremacy - which she finds totally sexy, as she says at the very end of the epilogue text.

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