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So, given his current strength, I imagine the only logical thing he could be doing is... Leaving U7.

He wants to overthrow the Gods, but if he isn't stupid, and we know he isn't, he won't start from Beerus, that'd be too risky.

What I imagine he'd do is going into another Universe , like U9 which has the weakest GoD, kill that GoD and become a GoD himself.

That would allow him to get an angel to train him AND get immortality.

About how he'd do that, well, he must know about Zuno, right? He could tell him a way to leave his universe.

Also it's not like someone can currently stop him from taking the dragon balls if needed.

Idk i think that's the most logical thing it can happen to him.

So I was playing The Witcher 3 and something came on my mind which I then thought and linked to two other games. Rdr2 and Ghost of Tsushima.

That is, these games, while masterpieces, have one issue.

The characters, the good ones, have modern point of views on discrimination, racism, homophoby etc...

So:

Arthur is against Slavery. And he's not racist against Lenny.

Geralt has modern point of views on marriage and women independency.

Jin doesn't mind lesbian relationships.

It's so weird. Like, I get it, you don't want the player to feel bad. But you spend all this time creating a realistic environment and then you only give bad uncool traits to villains?

Cause the developers know exactly what they're doing. Everyone around these characters acts like a piece of shit (maybe less In GoT) but the main character is clean on that aspect.

There's a number of bad traits that are seen as uncool to have, reasonably so, but the issue is that it makes the world these developers perfectly created feel less real.

Idk just something that came on my mind tell me your thoughts.

I don't know why it's not on the official channel tbh

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So. I was re-watching the finale of Super, and something that got my attention is Jiren's reaction to Goku's power level.

Sure, he didn't beg to suck his cock and eat his shit luckily BUT it's still weird.

This guy acts like he genuinely believed he was the strongest being in the multiverse. Not just the strongest mortal. The strongest living being.

How? Like, admittedly, the whole thing about him being stronger than Belmod was done to justify this idea but... How did he get so strong? He trained with Marcarita right?

Then why is he so shocked and angry at someone being stronger than him? He should ALREADY know that his philosophy about strength is... Iffy at best, since he's not actually THE strongest.

And besides that, again, I don't see why he'd react like that to Goku if he was already used to getting his ass beaten multiple times a day by Marcarita, which, logically it's something that happened daily to him.

Idk it's really weird. The only justification is that I guess... He didn't know how strong Angels were? He never trained with Marcarita maybe?

As far as I know, there's supposed to be a trash bin icon in the gallery once you put more than 1 image, but it's not there! And I can't even remove the other images

Whats happening?

This will probably be quite long as I want to talk about, like, everything.

1: The Finale itself is an average-ish episode

It's not a great episode. It has tons of mistakes. But the main plot points are followed, it's nothing new, nothing unexpected, but it works.

Homelander dies pathetically, Butcher dies as a villain. That's basically it.

The issue is that there's no build-up. The whole season wasted too much time and now you want to make it satisfying when Homelander dies?? Not possible.

2: Soldier Boy was the biggest mistake of the season, and not for the Vought Rising sponsor

Homelander, in the last two season especially went through one of the worst treatments on a character who's supposed to be invincible or at least menacing I've ever seen.

You can't have Homelander CONSTANTLY insulted and humiliated. You can't have Soldier Boy there always telling him he's a failure. Cause after a bit I'll pity him. He's supposed to look pathetic when he's dying, that's 100% in character. But what's the point of that scene if in the last two seasons he just got humiliated anyway?

Some people said he was always like this. It's not true. In the previous seasons, he did weird stuff which was weird not for any particular reason (sucking on some tits is a fetish, not even slightly comparable to what he does the rest of the time) but simply because seeing "Superman" doing that was weird.

And, between those moments, he had constant "aura" moments that helped building him as a menacing character. S2 Homelander is someone you WANT DEAD. Cause we see him do bad shit and not getting any comeuppance for it.

What do we have now? Someone that, since he's supposed to be Trump, is constantly treated as pathetic. Constantly insulted. How am I supposed to fear him and be happy or satisfied by his death?

I shouldnt look at the final fight and think "Damn I'll feel bad when he dies" but that's what happens. They look like a bunch of bullies beating a kid.

ESPECIALLY because in this last season he's just way too calm. He kills much less. They say he does stuff but we don't see him do that so it doesn't work.

3: Powerscaling went out of the window

I don't care if Kripke thinks it's stupid. Powerscaling is fundamental, at its basic levels, for any story. Since you do what you do cause you're not strong enough to deal with the consequences (cit.)

You can't just have Homelander lasering Kimiko in the first episode and then not being able to do that in the last episode.

You can't have Butcher managing to hold Homelander from flying when Bombsight manhandled him.

Starlight is dumb for bringing Deep next to water. But why is she's suddenly able to push someone of that strength that far? Why can Deep who can swim in the Mariana Trench die from a random sea creature?

4: The whole season all things considered was useless

That's maybe the biggest problem. As I said before the buildup wasn't there. We spend hours with them doing useless stuff. It looks like Kripke wrote an episode, then went to the other and never looked back to the previous one to avoid useless moments.

Virus? Useless. That's already an ENTIRE EPISODE (2) out of the window. Plus many other moments about it.

V1? Useless. Cause it didn't fundamentally change anything. So 4-5 and 6 are useless.

Lots of characters dies just like that, instantly out of nowhere. And the only reason they give you for caring is "oh we spent an episode on them". PEAK CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT KRIPKE.

It's... A shame. It was underwhelming, it's not GoT simply because in GoT they missed the basic plot points too but... Idk, I think at this rate I'd only handle 1-2 seasons of Vought Rising and that's it.