u/No_North_4855

I was thinking since magic girl is very very profitable right now and attracts loyal big fanbase, zatanna has alot of potential for alot of different kinds of stories in DCU but just keep in mind she can't get a solo movie any time soon because she's not that known, how would you introduce her through another superhero films (I would personally want her in wonder woman film) and what kind of stories would get her THAT fandom, she's charismatic and there is alot of flexibility with her

,is a TV show a good idea maybe down the line after few years , I feel like Circe was a bit wasted and her being our introduction to the DCU magic system so I don't know if they can utilise zatanna in a smart way

I personally didn't read alot of zatanna stories, I just started reading her comics last week and realised the gem the DCU keeps ignoring

The ancient Egypt setting, the outfit, castle, everything, the story of maherat and maekare etc

This stuff is like 100× more expensive than the setting they were unable to shoot in , basically a house of a very poor aristocrat , only one wolf cgi fight, the same theatre they had in S2 and that's it yet that was replaced by modern day empty cringe empty scenes that noone cares about, tell me your predictions of season 4 based on how the writers are moving in S3

So I watched about 7 episodes of Utena binged it yesterday, this is my first anime after not watching anime in 4 years, I'm enjoying this a little too much, I haven't laughed this hard watching a show since forever, like the whole student council stuff and how "serious" it is 😭 any time a male character talks and the tacky speech they make, the random odd animals that appear out of nowhere, convenient objects appearing,the over the top music ,also just nanami in general, I like the serious stuff too I liked juri episode and other stuff but I'm still confused about what they mean revolutionize the world and the Duels or the rose bride stuff (don't spoil it) but I need to know will i get answers for these stuffs later in the show

I'm talking about well earned fleshed out arc not just randomly forgiven at the end or just having a romantic relationship with a good person changing her?

I feel like I don't see enough of this archetype for female characters.

Also if it's a spoiler you can just name the series without naming the character

Edit: damn so it's really that unpopular of a trope huh 😔 50 comments in and The only one that I got close to what I described is character from a web novel (so basically unedited books) called practical guide of evil I'm definitely checking it ,

but all other suggestions are morally good characters who were naive/ a bit mean at first then changed gradually