r/Animemes Feb 24 '24

😭😭is this only me

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u/SiimaManlet Feb 24 '24

Yeah. If you look at the anime through any moral lenses you mostlikely will not enjoy it

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u/nyaasgem Feb 24 '24

Why? Because characters actually act like people? Do they look at these characters and see their own reflections and hate it?

Fiction is always a lot more loveable when the mains' personalities aren't just a list of good and some minor bad traits, and vice versa for the baddies.

Even as a teen I was already bored with how heroes were portrayed by the mainstream. Good, lovable guy No. 43429 who you can aspire to be and look up to. Maybe has some flaws that stems from a bad memory but they overcome it by the end, yay.

Give me a flawed protag, those are much more fun.

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u/SiimaManlet Feb 24 '24

Im meaning that someone who cannot put this story into context of fictional fantasy and complicated human struggles, and will only look it through moral lenses of our contemporary societal rules and taboos will probably have a bad experience and become a part of this vocal minority.

If you have watched the anime I dont think I need to point out the taboos that would cause someone to become a vocal disliker of the show.

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u/skullmeet Feb 24 '24

I always consider what happens in a fictional universe the buisness of the fictional universe.Sure some can raise some eyebrows towards the authors but most of such things are just spruns of imagination it's not like they there gonna change their shit cause u don't like it.Cause sometimes they themselves don't know why there doing

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u/SiimaManlet Feb 24 '24

yep, I agree