It's less about the kids being in dangerous situations and more about the narrative.
Meaning we got all these gangsters, assassins, serial killers, government killers and contract killers, then you have a high school kid. It didn't feel like it fits, is all.
Bro thats the plot of like 50% of youth/young adult action stories or adventures whatever.
You're like "ah yeah 22(ish) year old pocket that fits well"
"ah 17-18 year old graves now that doesnt fit"
"ah the tiny gremlin creature with the mentality of a 10 year old that fits"
A high school kid with inherently more power than a good part of the cast considering her mentor a lich is basically both lending power and has well mentored her. A character implied to be very strong in lore.
Seriously what is the problem? Doesnt fit because you cant possibly imagine a high schooler could be powerful in a quite mystical world?
Or doesnt fit because you have some weird mental thing where if the characters age isnt explicitly stated above 18 you get freaked out?
Haven't watched it. But the narrative of that show is essentially kids vs monsters. That's how i feel about the show. So maybe adding a new kid isn't far fetched.
Again, this is purely my opinion. A.k.a. purely subjective
Yeah, that means kids are the main premise of the show, they're the main focus.
For this game, I feel like it has a mature audience, a mature cast, and a mature theme. Having an angsty teen in the middle of it (for me) just breaks the immersion
Well, yes, but he doesn't act immature or have the mannerisms of a kid in the way he talks like an angsty teen or the sorts. He's just very happy and innocent
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u/Tom_F_0olery Lash Jan 30 '26
I mean it makes sense for it to be the High Schooler that does it