I feel that the quickest way to, as a fan of any work of fiction, make a character unlikable to an outside audience is to play up or obsess over how powerful said character is.
Power level faggotry is obnoxious, you know I'm right.
I feel that the quickest way to, as a fan of any work of fiction...
Cooper Hughes
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Carter Smith
Really? Breaking out Alien metal chains? Not the Messiah of the Metaverse?
Nathan Roberts
The same way Batman is good at everything?
Eli Cook
Exactly
Camden Roberts
>Power level faggotry is obnoxious, you know I'm right.
And yet every manga is a Dragon Ball copy.
Michael Clark
>Power level faggotry is obnoxious, you know I'm right.
Right there with you. It's just arbitrary numbers that result in unsatisfactory victories. The problem was solved not through strategy, or clever use of one's abilities, or exploiting an enemy's weakness, but by sheer brute force. It's boring.
Poor Clark has been done quite dirty by the power creep shit. Dude's an investigative journalist, he should be written as such. Let him solve problems via analysis and collecting information, not by ooga booga punch.
Christian Cook
>inverted black hole
So a black hole that inverts on itself?
SO A NORMAL BLACK HOLE?!
Henry Parker
>make a character unlikable to an outside audience is to play up or obsess over how powerful said character is.
Huh?
Noah Lewis
Shhhh, comic writers are doing what they can with a public H.S. background in science.
Sebastian Reyes
He is likeable because being OP it's his character.
Superman is supposed to struggle when he doesn't have to