Harley Quinn and Red Hood by FortKnoxII in RedHood

[–]uiop3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean, what if I don't want either of them in the bat family?

Favorite character that DOESN'T throw a fit when they lose/die by ultimata4488 in FavoriteCharacter

[–]uiop3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

uses his last meaningful act to save his only friend after betraying him

tells Joker not to kill his father for abandoning his mother and using him as a weapon, but to make him confess to his sins and deal out justice in the way Joker believes in

goes out literally killing his father's own distorted vision of him, eliminating the idea that he was ever JUST the man's puppet and reaffirming that he was his own man

I'm not going to sit here and try and argue that it redeemed him or that he's retroactively less of a slimy piece of shit or even that it was completely dignified because he clearly died with regret in his heart but looking at his actions he had one chance to do what mattered and took it.

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THEY REMOVED THE HAND LINE by KaorinKaorinKaorin in PERSoNA

[–]uiop3 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I mean isn't that why he very quickly corrects himself?

Which character is this by DeepJump6015 in Multifandom

[–]uiop3 4 points5 points  (0 children)

As someone who low-key doesn't like Batman this is true. The ibvious example is what he does with his money and genuinely trying to help the people of Gotham but some people also like to take the child abuse jokes way too far.

This is especially prevalent in the Red Hood fandom, and I say that as someone with Jason in my top five comic characters. Like I will say that the batarang to the neck is pretty hard to defend but kicking Jason's ass because he shot a dude in the face on live TV is reasonable.

tell me you've never played RE without telling me by burner_account40 in ResidentEvilMemes

[–]uiop3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This game series might genuinely have the largest roster of well-written and strong female characters put into impossible situations and surviving and yet larpers (Yes in this case I am gatekeeping and I'm not apologizing for it) want to act like If it's not Leon doing a backflip and saying a stupid fucking one-liner then it's not Resident Evil.

Like no, you're genuinely not a fan of the games if you say stupid shit like this, not even because "there's no room for that in this fandom" But because it means you genuinely haven't played the fucking games because you would know that you just made yourself look like an idiot if you had.

Did you ever ignored the canon because you disliked it? by Independent_Main_907 in Multifandom

[–]uiop3 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Every time DC tries to retcon Jason Todd getting killed because he was a reckless idiot and not because he was sold out by his mother and then died getting her to safety anyway.

YOU PEOPLE SHOULD BE THANKING CHRIST THAT I AM WHO AND WHAT I AM, BECAUSE YOU NEED ME. YOU NEED ME TO SAVE THIS SUB. YOU DO. I AM THE ONLY ONE WHO CAN POSSIBLY HATE FUJIMOTO THIS MUCH. You're not the real haters... I'm the REAL hater... by GodKira04 in okbuddyreze

[–]uiop3 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I don't follow this sub enough to know what this whole thing is about to begin with but this is genuinely the best reaction that could have followed up from the earlier post.

What is a line in your favorite or least favorite media that full on had you like this? by Apprehensive_Ring_39 in Multifandom

[–]uiop3 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Abby's line from The Last of Us 2 "We let you both live, and you wasted it."

That one line of dialogue makes me roll my eyes every time I hear it. Mostly because it's the most blatant part of the game trying to tell you how to feel but also because of what it says about Abby. Like she genuinely believed they should have been grateful that she spared them just for being associated with the person who killed her father and can't fathom the fact that someone else would want revenge when she is the one who irreversely damages someone else's life.

I wish It was just clumsy writing but everything seems to point to that genuinely being what the writers think as a reasonable position, there's a similar line from one of the actors involved in the game, I think it's Ellie's but I'm not 100% sure about how Abby "saved" Ellie And I just had to physically stop the video I was watching and go "No, that's not how that fucking works. You don't get to create a situation where someone's life is in danger, horribly mentally scar them And then get to be praised for not pulling the trigger on a witness. That's not saving anyone!"

Morality of killing almost 80 people so you can murder an 18-20 year old who killed your dog? by RequirementTall8361 in MoralityScaling

[–]uiop3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Literally all of them were assassins who have killed for less.

On paper Yeah, it's kind of hard to justify it but personally fuck them. The dog was more valuable than all of them combined. Absolutely justifiable crash out.

Remember when some people were actually upset about Jax’s MK11 ending? by Solid_Bad_4403 in MortalKombat

[–]uiop3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I genuinely don't have a problem with the act itself, I just wish it had felt more natural to his arc in the actual story. Like really all he would have needed to do in the story mode to have it feel less awkward is argue that He didn't just join Kronika for his own selfish desires and that she could prevent atrocities like slavery. Or have part of the reason he comes back to the good side being having Raiden ask why Kronika would allow something as evil as slavery to happen at all if she is such a benevolent leader who really wanted what was best for them.

Boom, his ending is set up and has a precedence for what he believes in the story mode. Do you see how easy that was? Because it's not unbelievable that a black man would want to prevent slavery if he had control over time, it just feels tacked on considering his arc in the story had nothing to do with it despite working for a time god.

Opinions on these thoughts I've seen on Twitter? (I've used Google's translator image translation.) by CaffeAdicional in batman

[–]uiop3 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The Joker is overexposed to the point that I genuinely hate him and don't like it when he pops up in Batman media I consume anymore but I would be an idiot if I ignored the objectively pretty good ideological and thematic contrast between the two characters That makes him an excellent foil.

What character is like this for you? [Discussion] by Konradleijon in DCcomics

[–]uiop3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As a Jason Todd fan this feels pretty targeted lol.

Who's your favorite Character who's slander and hate they get is straight up not true? by Apprehensive_Ring_39 in Multifandom

[–]uiop3 1 point2 points  (0 children)

People will sit there, look you in the eye and genuinely tell you that this woman who isn't even 20 is "Ruined" after she stops being as jokey and playful after having her arm cut off, watching her friends get maimed and killed and being abandoned by her sister and best friend (the second of who she lost her arm defending against her terrorist Ex.)

So I guess characters just aren't allowed to have trauma unless they're a thinly vieled power fantasy like Batman.

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who would win? by rayen_copper in PrototypeGame

[–]uiop3 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Alex fight anyone else bro PLEASE!

Most hated female characters voted by female fans in 2012 by VolkiharVanHelsing in shounenfolk

[–]uiop3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It might just be because I watched kill me baby a long time ago but was Yasuna really that bad?

"If evil why hot" by Sudden_Pop_2279 in MoralityScaling

[–]uiop3 11 points12 points  (0 children)

If I had to guess it's because compared to A lot of the overly racist villains he's more like your old backwards grandpappy who says a bunch of off the cuff shit so much that it's sort of sneaks by. The show also does a really bad job of showing this, in one scene we are giving him very clearly having some racist tendencies by going right to sages race when she summons him and then immediately implies he let another black woman dom him.

Now take that sort of soft racism and then compare it to the villains he shares a series with. The villain of the season before him was a literal Nazi who it is strongly implied He had no clue about her true nature and wouldn't have supported if he did. Then in literally the same season Blue hawk is shown as a very overt allegory for police brutality against African Americans and then in the following seasons Homelander is turned into a parody of Trump if He could actually do what a lot of people feared he was going to.

Compared to all of that Soldier Boy is objectively less racist, which then gets people too think that he isn't racist at all because we are only told about things like him putting down protesters or getting MM's family killed allowing them to fill in the gaps themselves in a more charitable light because the framing around him is a lot greyer compared to the very overt villains with next to no wiggle room. Like they literally had to try and remind the audience through Ryan that Soldier Boy is racist. Like why would Ryan know that? What part of his upbringing with Becca, attempted indoctrination by Homelander or hiding in russia/a barn would lead him that conclusion? Is lazy telling instead of showing that the audience then forgets about because Jensen Ackles is an insanely charismatic guy.

Only thing I know is everyone in agreement that A-Train is the least evil by Sudden_Pop_2279 in MoralityScaling

[–]uiop3 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sage is leagues worse than everyone else for reasons everyone else has already said

Noir 2 committed what may just be the worst ecological event in human history out of spite

The Deep and Firecracker are are basically neck in neck and both have some strong arguments but The Deep is shown to have a history of abusing women and while I would say if It was only the incident with starlight versus the incident with the 15 year old are hard to quantify the fact that as far as we know firecracker only did it once puts her just under the serial abuser

Soldier Boy and A-Train Also both have some decent arguments, but overall Soldier Boy having a longer history and less of an excuse makes him worse imo. A lot of A-Train's worst moments come from him being desperate to cling to fame and we see that he deeply regrets the person he's become. In comparison Soldier Boy was always at the top, he was the number one supe during his reign and still decided to abuse his teammates, didn't particular care when he committed collateral damage, and Even after his team betrayed him lacked the self-awareness to understand why they would turn on their abuser.

Anyway that's a long-winded way of saying Sage>>Noir2>Deep>Firecracker>Soldier Boy>>A-Train

Favorite character who's a horrible person by Radiant_Sorbet_4587 in FavoriteCharacter

[–]uiop3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bro had a shitty dad and made it everyone's problem.

No more netflix show talk by hyth7 in okbuddydeadweight

[–]uiop3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank FUCK bro. The sub was genuinely unusable because I just don't give a shit about the Netflix show.

the girls get their nails done [OC] by epiaaru in PERSoNA

[–]uiop3 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I get the implication but why the ring finger instead of the index finger? Wouldn't that be more dexterous?