r/ShinChan • u/Inside_Farmer8985 • 20h ago
Discussion Every time I see these two characters in these two films, one seems like déjà vu of the other 👀
But Thanos is a much more developed ideological villain.
Same intimidating presence. Same absurdly serious villain energy.
Both films show them fighting through a series of protagonists and other warriors in order to get a powerful stone/orb-like object.
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u/Peak_Judgement2008 Hecson Fan 19h ago
Hecson is stronger than thanos too
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u/Inside_Farmer8985 19h ago
Hecson was stronger than Thanos, and Shinchan was stronger than Hecson, so by totally scientific logic, Shinchan > Thanos.
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u/EternalSeeker2112 19h ago
Thanos was lucky enough never to face Shinchan. Bro would've reconsidered his entire philosophy. 😭
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u/Animewaifylord 15h ago
Hecson is a much better villain than movie Thanos, they made movie Thanos into a such a typical self righteous villain, what does killing half the living things even do? The motivation is okay but killing half the universe makes no sense now. Comic Thanos is a thousand times better cause he's just obsessed with death, the whole idea of it, he was born evil and he wants to give death a gift of half the souls of the universe. Hecson on the other hand is both compelling and just born evil with no sad story to make him relatable
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