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I've come to the conclusion that sometimes a character could be as good and likable as they come and they will still get hate and slander, all or does is feel like people just straight up want to hate.

I dunno if it's cause they wanna vent some frustration and that character is the perfect "abuse Goblin" in their eyes or if they're just so desperately trying to push a agenda that they know doesn't make sense but goddamnit,they wanna fight for it or what but a character could be as likable as they come sns still get flack.

You're allowed to dislike and even hate any character you want but tbh,I feel like a lot of the reasoning for a lot of people's dislike towards said character tend to come off as really forced cause like..do you even actually dislike them or are you just trying to push some agenda?

You are fully allowed to dislike,hate or even not care for a character at all and that's up to you but sometimes,a lot of reasoning be so forced.

First example is Deku and I don't know what was in the water during the ending but the amount of flack and crap he got is so insane to the point where memeing and claiming that he was a McDonald's worker who got cucked all cause he didn't immediately get with Uraraka and even the first thing is kinda dumb cause like..there are a lot of heroes in comics who either are a teacher or were a teacher at one point(Spider-Man was one of them)and also..the guy is a successful teacher at basically U.A Harvard/Yale and acting like his friends full on abandoned him when they were just busy with their jobs and he got a sick ass iron man suit cause of his contributions to saving the world.

Even after the other chapters came out and revealed that he was always gonna be a teacher and wanted to be one + after he got with Ochako and even after he skyrocketed to N4 hero..there were still a good amount of people who made those Deku McDonald's jokes and all that cause at this point,its not even about being proven wrong and it's about trying to push a agenda/a dislike for a character.

Another example of this is Yuta from JJK and he deadass might be the first character i've seen get hate and slander for NOT being a fraud/bum.

Like he's essentially the Anti-Megumi,he gets hate for actually being competent and actually living up to his full potential instead of Gege wasting it and this is probably gonna sound kinda lame but I feel like a lot of the slander/flack Yuta gets is heavily due to some kinda heavy Jealousy.

Like the dude is one of the more successful/well loved characters in JJK and his episodes are highly rated and all that and it just feels like a lot of people who love other characters are genuinely jealous that he gets this much love and feel the need to bring him down,which..is kinda lame when you remember that this is a anime and not real life,it is never that serious.

A lot of Yuta is either heavily making up hypotheticals where he's some bum ass loser, straight up misunderstanding and downplaying him or just blatantly lying and making shit up and then gaslighting yourself.

I've literally seen Yuta be compared to real life Sex traffickers and Pedos and bad people,like...Bruh.

Isn't Slander supposed to be a Joke or something?

I've ever seen Uraraka get hate and that's mainly cause of ships or like I said,people making shit up in their heads to justify their hate or push a agenda.

This also happens in real life too.

I've seen Vivziepop get hate for dumb reasons and blatant lies(being considered a "rape apologist/fetishist" and racist and transphobic,misogynistic or sexist,fetishises Gay Men ans literally all od those are either blatant lies or just..not true)but one of the stupidest things I've heard is people get mad that Vivziepop abuses her brother.

You might think "oh that's a good reason to hate/dislike someone" but um..here's the thing.

VIVZIEPOP DOESN'T HAVE A BROTHER.

She has a Younger sister but no brother at all,so they just self gaslit themselves.

A lot of hate for a character who really doesn't deserve it is usually just people gaslighting themselves or blatantly making shit up or so desperately trying to push a agenda.

Adding “Opinion” to the title because I’m sick of folks responding to my critiques as if I believe they’re gospel. Obviously they’re not. It’s purely a matter of personal taste.

I think OPM’s early arcs worked because they focused entirely on the satire element, a tone it promised in the opening sequence. It’s a very explicit mockery of shonen trends (Overpowered protags, boss gauntlets, etc). Every literal punchline centers around the same simple yet fun gag. A gag that only got funnier the longer a villain stuck around and grew in menace. The Boros fight is a small exception to this in that the guy actually tanks one of Saitama’s punches, but that occurs at the end of season one, what I would consider to be the proper end of the story.

After those early arcs adapted in season one, the series doesn’t necessarily swerve straight into standard shonen fare, but the change is noticeable not long after. The Monster Association arcs especially are an absolute clusterfuck of well-worn tropes and hype moments that just don’t do anything for me. All the while the author is still repeating the one punch gag, but it doesn’t land anymore imo because the rest of the series is trying so hard to take itself seriously.

I saw a video exploiting Dr Brawn Yakumo surgeries with the save feature until you get the passive you want and then using the Yakumo to pass on the passive skill to the pals you capture. Are there any other methods?

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