it's not bad it's just this season has a vibe of cliche shounen anime lol
In ep 10 it also reminded me of the latest seasons of the Flash with the protagonist trying to "fight" the evil guy with dialogue and trying to persuade him to become good. HAHAH (Also running instead of using A CAR MAYBE?)
This season the characters, especially the new ones don't feel at all real, but more like stereotypes. "I'm evil and possessed so I do evil stuff just because!", " Revenge punisher/ demonfirefighter!" "I'm a silly and "simple" country guy acting diffrent from the city people yeeeiii!" "You can't touch me, but I can punch you!" "Imma save everyoneeee11!!!".... Can we have a little bit of depth and nuance?
I'm practically halfway through and unfortunately I notice that it unfortunately has the cliché that I almost…
My point is I feel used, because the story tries to appeal to the majority of romantic dramas' audience (females) with a female protagonist being perfect and at the same time relatable + handsome and high quality males , but also fails to represent more good female characters. Like EXCUSE ME, awesome females are not that rare irl!
the writer said nothing about wanting to be a "feminist" and not all the stories have to be feminist stories -…
they do have their motivation, but are way more flawed, especially SFL. I talked about feminism because the protagonist is a strong female lead, so it's female centric. My problem is that it's also that singular woman-centric.
he was locked to the chair by the gray baby carrier, I replayed that scene too just to check why here wasn't floating…
to make the chair float you need to put force from bottom to top. Imagine you put a band around your torso and a chair. You will move the chair if you move in front, but to move it up you need to band well the lower part.
he was locked to the chair by the gray baby carrier, I replayed that scene too just to check why here wasn't floating…
to make the chair float you need to put force from bottom to top. Imagine you put a band around your torso and a chair. You will move the chair if you move in front, but to move it up you need to band well the lower part.
he was locked to the chair by the gray baby carrier, I replayed that scene too just to check why here wasn't floating…
to make the chair float you need to put force from bottom to top. Imagine you put a band around your torso and a chair. You will move the chair if you move in front, but to move it up you need to band well the lower part.
I'm practically halfway through and unfortunately I notice that it unfortunately has the cliché that I almost hate. To enhance the female protagonist all the other female characters are diminished. There isn't even one that is bearable and equally "unique", beautiful, good, intelligent, astute, etc. And obviously all the male characters seem to see only her... It's ok to create strong female characters, but are the others just npc? If the writer want to be feminist, why are good females so rare in his/her world?