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Feb 3, 2015 12:48 PM
#51
-Klad- said: tsudecimo said: The problem with the quotation objective you are using, is that standards are not universal and how to interpret the quality of literary terms isn't either. So a statement can be objective only by your own standards, which is completely pointless and worthless. Isnt this the same with what he stated? You guys have me confused here lol Did he lol? I didn't bother reading all his post. I just skimmed it. |
Feb 3, 2015 12:48 PM
#52
chuuzenjis said: sullynathan said: TheConquerer said: A badly written character is a character whose actions conflict with the personality he is given I think. I've always found this definition weird. I know people whose personality is very contradictory with their actions. Would they be badly written in a story? i think it's more about the fact that those characters usually only suddenly act a certain way because it's convenient for the plot If it happens once then would the character still be badly written? |
Feb 3, 2015 12:49 PM
#53
Badly written characters are characters which have been characterized inconsistently. |
Feb 3, 2015 12:51 PM
#54
keragamming said: chuuzenjis said: I feel like a lot of people call a character 'badly-written' when they simply do not like them. What is your personal criteria when you call a character 'badly-written'? Also please do give examples of such characters and why that particular character is 'badly written'. I thought of this as well. Even if you show a person how much development a character gets, their opinion doesn't change. So Basically I don't like this character so he/she is badly written. Well most of the time that's the case. Probably because development is not the only thing that makes or breaks character, or they thought the development was bad. I'm starting to hate this popular term. |
Feb 3, 2015 12:51 PM
#55
Feb 3, 2015 12:51 PM
#56
romagia said: It's the test version of MAL IIRC that they use to try new features on before pushing it to the main site to prevent bugs etc. And that's what happens when you use a number that's not a multiple of 20 in the url.what the hell is origin.myanimelist? why does that thread have negative pages? O_o is this some twilight zone website? http://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=1350513&show=15 |
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Feb 3, 2015 12:52 PM
#57
romagia said: what the hell is origin.myanimelist? why does that thread have negative pages? O_o is this some twilight zone website? Haha, MAL.origin is -putting in simple terms- a ghost archive for the forums. I'm not sure if it's still functional for the recent stuff, but used to work back in the day. It's the one I have bookmarked (this one won't get erased with forum cleans). Whenever we had our lists and/or profiles raided on SJJMaster and kind you simply open the ghost and fix it yourself. Actually I think I'm not supposed to say this here ...but moderation has been MIA for the past week so whatever. -Klad- said: tsudecimo said: The problem with the quotation objective you are using, is that standards are not universal and how to interpret the quality of literary terms isn't either. So a statement can be objective only by your own standards, which is completely pointless and worthless. Isnt this the same with what he stated? You guys have me confused here lol It is. He's arguing with me and shoving a text-block that talks about framework while he doesn't even know what that is. |
Feb 3, 2015 12:53 PM
#58
gedata said: Badly written characters can also be ones that have little to no depth and really on horrible mood-breaking schtick (like Puck in Berserk, fuck that guy) he's a comedy relief character. |
Feb 3, 2015 12:53 PM
#59
gedata said: Badly written characters can also be ones that have little to no depth and really on horrible mood-breaking schtick (like Puck in Berserk, fuck that guy) Having a constant comic relief in a story like Berserk is pretty weird. I wanted to say Mako from KLK as well, but at least she fits the story and the general non-serious mood from it (she became really annoying after a while tho) |
Feb 3, 2015 12:54 PM
#60
badwolf45f said: WAD1992 said: Kreion said: badwolf45f said: WAD1992 said: ninjastarforcex said: Comic_Sans said: more like his personality changed too sudden.Animuh Kaneki is a badly written character because he doesn't have any personality pussy > badass > now suddenly silent emo like sasuke WTH are you talking about??!!! XP they made an entire torture scene episode about this .... lol ... seriously just stick with cross ange :") leave the seinen stuff alone ...lawl I also think the change of personality is too sudden, so he was tortured to the point he learned to kick ass that well? lol There's two points here - one is specifically about Kaneki in the anime and the other is about him as a character in general. In the anime I would say that, due to pacing and cutting, he does change too quickly and it feels much less realistic than in the manga - or rather much less understandable. In the manga he does change during the torture scene - but he does not 'learn to kick ass': he gives in to his animalistic side. The rest of the series is focused on that and it's made pretty clear that he is not developing well because of it, his fight with Jason was two beings ripping each other apart, not a skillful fight. His improved movement etc. is more down to his reliance on his instincts rather than anything else - all of this was caused by his humanity systematically being broken down by Jason. THANK YOU !!! tbh, i had no intention of explaining this to someone who thinks cross ange is the best thing that happens to anime :") (not talking about you @badwolf , i haven't seen your list yet, but i hope this explanation made things a bit clearer about the whole anime/manga dilemma) Well, I was talking about the anime not the manga, we all know manga > anime sadly yes in most cases :( |
Feb 3, 2015 12:54 PM
#61
sullynathan said: chuuzenjis said: sullynathan said: TheConquerer said: A badly written character is a character whose actions conflict with the personality he is given I think. I've always found this definition weird. I know people whose personality is very contradictory with their actions. Would they be badly written in a story? i think it's more about the fact that those characters usually only suddenly act a certain way because it's convenient for the plot If it happens once then would the character still be badly written? i personally dont think so. i know humans who're like that so i don't think i'd personally consider it badly-written. but oftentimes there's a certain character and he will change only when it's convenient for the plot and then change back and it's jsut.. very inconsistent? but then again that's why i'm curious as to what people consider badly-written. what do you consider badly-written? |
Feb 3, 2015 12:55 PM
#62
xbobx said: It is. He's arguing with me and shoving a text-block that talks about framework while he doesn't even know what that is. I understand what it means, you are just being aggressive for no reason. |
Feb 3, 2015 1:04 PM
#63
Badly written character = Character I don't like. I've never used the term because it hardly means anything. |
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Feb 3, 2015 1:07 PM
#64
RedRoseFring said: I don't get this attitude at all, some characters aren't meant to be likable and I don't think that makes them a bad character.Badly written character = Character I don't like. I've never used the term because it hardly means anything. |
Feb 3, 2015 1:09 PM
#65
IntroverTurtle said: romagia said: It's the test version of MAL IIRC that they use to try new features on before pushing it to the main site to prevent bugs etc. And that's what happens when you use a number that's not a multiple of 20 in the url.what the hell is origin.myanimelist? why does that thread have negative pages? O_o is this some twilight zone website? http://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=1350513&show=15 xbobx said: i see o>o'romagia said: what the hell is origin.myanimelist? why does that thread have negative pages? O_o is this some twilight zone website? Haha, MAL.origin is -putting in simple terms- a ghost archive for the forums. I'm not sure if it's still functional for the recent stuff, but used to work back in the day. It's the one I have bookmarked (this one won't get erased with forum cleans). Whenever we had our lists and/or profiles raided on SJJMaster and kind you simply open the ghost and fix it yourself. Actually I think I'm not supposed to say this here ...but moderation has been MIA for the past week so whatever. thanks xbobx said: Let me try to tackle some ambiguities in these criteria...tsudecimo said: Badly written [u]is still subjective[/u] no matter the criteria or standard, [u]it's just not personal[/u] like like and dislike. You are not making sense. Regardless, no. You can still "objectively" judge a character as badly-written based on the criteria I exemplified on this thread couple of posts ago: You must fit a lot of basic requirements while writing a storyline, and creating solid characters is part of it. Background story, situational depth, characteristics and personality, development, placement... all the writing 101. If it's badly-written it is because they fail at something. Sure there will be bias, but you will have proof. Background Story - Many characters don't have much of a background story, especially side characters; Does that mean they are badly written? Situational Depth - What does it mean exactly? Characters' reaction to a situation? Characteristics and Personality - This one sounds pretty subjective; when is it badly written characteristics/personality, and when is it i don't like these characteristics/personality? Development - Short anime, episodic series, and side characters don't get to have much character development; does that mean they are badly written? Placement - I just don't get what you mean by this. |
Feb 3, 2015 1:09 PM
#66
Feaor said: RedRoseFring said: I don't get this attitude at all, some characters aren't meant to be likable and I don't think that makes them a bad character.Badly written character = Character I don't like. I've never used the term because it hardly means anything. yeah i agree. i also dont get it when people call 'boring' characters badly written myself. |
Feb 3, 2015 1:09 PM
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Feb 3, 2015 1:09 PM
#68
Feaor said: RedRoseFring said: I don't get this attitude at all, some characters aren't meant to be likable and I don't think that makes them a bad character.Badly written character = Character I don't like. I've never used the term because it hardly means anything. That's life. People just use "badly written" to make it sound like they have some deep logical or objective reasoning for disliking a character, when all it is is that they hate the character. |
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Feb 3, 2015 1:11 PM
#69
Well, the definition of a badly written character is self explanatory. Examples - Natsu Dragneel - gets random asspulls and friendship power ups in every fight. Kirito - gary stu who is op as fuck. Kohta - stupid as fuck, bland mc that doesn't have any common sense whatsoever. |
Feb 3, 2015 1:11 PM
#70
RedRoseFring said: Feaor said: RedRoseFring said: Badly written character = Character I don't like. I've never used the term because it hardly means anything. That's life. People just use "badly written" to make it sound like they have some deep logical or objective reasoning for disliking a character, when all it is is that they hate the character. i agree with that up to a certain point. and that's exactly what is bothering me about the whole 'badly-written' thing. people use it to make their opinion sound less subjective and that's really irritating. but i do think characters CAN be written badly and i personally don't mind when somebody calls a character that when it has basis. |
Feb 3, 2015 1:13 PM
#71
RedRoseFring said: But on the flip side there are characters which I do not feel are well written but I have liked so for me liking or disliking a character really has nothing to do with how well I perceive they are written.Feaor said: RedRoseFring said: Badly written character = Character I don't like. I've never used the term because it hardly means anything. That's life. People just use "badly written" to make it sound like they have some deep logical or objective reasoning for disliking a character, when all it is is that they hate the character. |
Feb 3, 2015 1:13 PM
#72
I would like to know how the general populace defines "badly written" also, as it appears to me that yall mofos just label characters you do not like as such. |
Feb 3, 2015 1:17 PM
#73
Dark_Chaos said: I would like to know how the general populace defines "badly written" also, as it appears to me that yall mofos just label characters you do not like as such. this. T_T |
Feb 3, 2015 1:19 PM
#74
I think it all comes down to if characters are one dimensional or not. Many characters in anime aren't really explored into great detail, this includes not being given a backstory, or not changing throughout the series. If this happens then they sometimes will have similar or the same facial expressions and "personality" throughout the entire series |
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Feb 3, 2015 1:24 PM
#75
Shadow-Senpai said: I think it all comes down to characters being one dimensional. Many characters in anime aren't really explored into great detail, this includes not being given a backstory, or not changing throughout the series. If this happens then perhaps they will have similar or the same facial expressions and "personality" throughout the entire series That's just generalization. |
Feb 3, 2015 1:25 PM
#76
My definition of a badly written character is one where the writer(s) don't manage to keep a character's personality and thought process consistent within a moral code throughout a show. Or, a character that the show in question blows up in proportion in terms of talking up their skill or intelligence but they can't back it up with an action or situation that shows that skill or intelligence being used to great effect. An example of this is the loli from Kamisama no Memochou/ Heaven's Memo Pad, whom the writers tried to make the viewer think was a super special and intelligent genius, but it never came to light in anything other than allusions and other characters talking her up, and tacking onto her personality a self-important, sarcastic, egocentric and snide attitude as if that was somehow enough to become a genius. The writers displayed how far they are from understanding how a genius' thought process works, and failed to put her in a spot to prove it. The most lazy types of stereotypes, like the man piñata/ doormat nerd Japan loves to throw around so much, and the vile bitches that surround them. There are many more examples of poorly written characters, but those are pet peeves of mine. |
Feb 3, 2015 2:03 PM
#78
romagia said: xbobx said: Let me try to tackle some ambiguities in these criteria...tsudecimo said: Badly written [u]is still subjective[/u] no matter the criteria or standard, [u]it's just not personal[/u] like like and dislike. You are not making sense. Regardless, no. You can still "objectively" judge a character as badly-written based on the criteria I exemplified on this thread couple of posts ago: You must fit a lot of basic requirements while writing a storyline, and creating solid characters is part of it. Background story, situational depth, characteristics and personality, development, placement... all the writing 101. If it's badly-written it is because they fail at something. Sure there will be bias, but you will have proof. Background Story - Many characters don't have much of a background story, especially side characters; Does that mean they are badly written? Situational Depth - What does it mean exactly? Characters' reaction to a situation? Characteristics and Personality - This one sounds pretty subjective; when is it badly written characteristics/personality, and when is it i don't like these characteristics/personality? Development - Short anime, episodic series, and side characters don't get to have much character development; does that mean they are badly written? Placement - I just don't get what you mean by this. 'tis a very delicate subject, as seen by the totally out-of-place comments of our resident naruto lover. If you may, take a look at the original pasta, 'cause I'll use some of the same terms Orsonius used on her post. I'll also make use of examples in order to make things clearer. Wall of text ahead. First, as Orsonius already digressed about, at the moment we decide to analyze a piece of work, it already becomes something subjective because we are doing it following our own standards and are influenced by our education, culture, costumes, tastes, etc. However, while the final outcome of it will be something subjective: our personal conclusion, we can still view things as objects/facts by working within a framework, with a predefined purpose. Quoting Orsonius: Only under a framework we can talk about objectivity. A Hentai without sex is clearly a bad hentai because it defies it's own definition (framework). Toradora! - Yuusaku Kitamura is a poorly conducted character. This is a conclusion we can come to after analyzing it within' a framework. Toradora!'s premise - as hinted on its own logo artwork - is the focus on the FIVE main characters. Some might say only Taiga and Ryuji are "main", but that's not what the series info and summary says. While said couple got a lot of development and exposure, Ami and Minorin got a little less, and Kitamura none. Therefore it defies it's own intention: to have 5 main interacting characters. Kitamura becomes, after episode 4, a plot-device, with no extra development. >Background Story - Many characters don't have much of a background story, especially side characters; Does that mean they are badly written? No. A character must have enough background explored as much as it's promised by its creator. If it's a main character, (common sense) and formal education teaches you that there must be a background. Otherwise your character acts without a will or reason. >Situational Depth - What does it mean exactly? Characters' reaction to a situation? Yes. This is usually badly handled on action/slapstick series. Someone dear to the MC died. The expected reaction: he/she will experience some kind of emotional response. There is none and nothing is hinted/explained as to why not. That is an objective fact. X didn't result in the expected Y. Therefore this anime fails to give a conclusion. >Characteristics and Personality - This one sounds pretty subjective; when is it badly written characteristics/personality, and when is it i don't like these characteristics/personality? It's not up to liking or not. It's simply a yes/no situation. Is there a developed personality? This character is just a cardboard dummy or his/her actions are reflections of their background that the anime presented before? >Development - Short anime, episodic series, and side characters don't get to have much character development; does that mean they are badly written? You're bringing a situational question. This would require that we set a new, and different, framework for every situation in order to analyze that. >Placement - I just don't get what you mean by this. A character that is "there" just for "being there". i.e: There are 5 girls in His harem. 4 of them have somewhat of a connection to the story and/or are developed. The fifth is a comic relief. Hence, not a explored character. Standards are not final nor definitive, there is also no set-in-stone rule about "how you shall write your story" but as long as you establish the ones you're working with, you can analyze stuff within' its range and say that, according to your view (subjective), you have come to conclusions that said characters are poorly-written. This is not the subjective/objective discussion, but rather the ability to express your results in a logical/factual dialectic |
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Feb 3, 2015 2:09 PM
#79
chuuzenjis said: who cares about anime kaneki when manga kaneki exists though Unfortunately a lot more people know the anime than the manga. |
Feb 3, 2015 2:14 PM
#80
xbobx said: chuuzenjis said: What is your personal criteria when you call a character 'badly-written'? Being "badly-written" truly isn't subjective. You must fit a lot of basic requirements while writing a storyline, and creating solid characters is part of it. Background story, situational depth, characteristics and personality, development, placement... all the writing 101. If it's badly-written it is because they fail at something. You can think of the examples yourself. This man knows his shit. |
Feb 3, 2015 2:16 PM
#81
Ragna92 said: chuuzenjis said: who cares about anime kaneki when manga kaneki exists though Unfortunately a lot more people know the anime than the manga. That truly is a damn shame. |
Feb 3, 2015 2:17 PM
#82
I never thought that Kaneki was a pussy...That's just me. |
PoeticJustice said: nigga i am black, do you think my ass would fit in? "Oh look it is negro kun." Hell no. |
Feb 3, 2015 2:20 PM
#83
waterfallsxo said: I never thought that Kaneki was a pussy...That's just me. apparently if a male lead isn't JoJo he is by default a pussy :") when i see people with such opinions i honestly stop trying ... |
Feb 3, 2015 3:25 PM
#84
Zer01 said: Ragna92 said: chuuzenjis said: who cares about anime kaneki when manga kaneki exists though Unfortunately a lot more people know the anime than the manga. That truly is a damn shame. i'm sad because there are a lot of people i've encountered who even get mad at you for not really liking the anime. but the manga is just.. one of the best ones i have ever read and the anime isn't bad at all... it's just.. if you know the manga the anime has little to no impact on you anymore |
Feb 3, 2015 5:49 PM
#85
badwolf45f said: Rip NaruSaku ;_;chuuzenjis said: badwolf45f said: When a character starts doing the opposite of what the story has told me, like "this character is very sweet because blah blah and also blah blah" and then they act very diferently because yes. Example Sakura Haruno she was a sasuke's fangirl at the beginning, in shippuden she has a slow development which was okey and well done and then, in the last chapters of the manga she starts acting like in the beginning because no reason. YES THANK YOU BLESS YOU. sakura haruno is my most disliked character of all time. and i agree with everything you'Ve said about her. she's so inconsistent. that's what i personally call badly-written. I used to like her in shippuden, I liked the development she was having but at the end it was for nothing so xD |
Feb 4, 2015 1:28 AM
#86
badwolf45f said: chuuzenjis said: badwolf45f said: When a character starts doing the opposite of what the story has told me, like "this character is very sweet because blah blah and also blah blah" and then they act very diferently because yes. Example Sakura Haruno she was a sasuke's fangirl at the beginning, in shippuden she has a slow development which was okey and well done and then, in the last chapters of the manga she starts acting like in the beginning because no reason. YES THANK YOU BLESS YOU. sakura haruno is my most disliked character of all time. and i agree with everything you'Ve said about her. she's so inconsistent. that's what i personally call badly-written. I used to like her in shippuden, I liked the development she was having but at the end it was for nothing so xD Honeslty, I still like Sakura (when she doesn't think about Sasuke), but I'm agree I was damn upset in the ending when all of her development was thrown in the garbage for "F*** off! Make a shipping Fanservice ending and go f*** yourself!" But honestly, I freaking hate Hinata! She had a potential to be an interesting character but I think she get as bad treatment as Sakura. Because all of her potential and her personnality were too thrown away for "shipping fanservice" crap and that's made her as obnoxius as Sakura with "Neji die? I don't care! Just Naruto is important!! Ho! His hand is so big! I'm comiiiiing!" |
Feb 4, 2015 1:41 AM
#87
Feb 4, 2015 1:45 AM
#88
Example: Nunnally from Code Geass Was portrayed as a kind girl who loves her brother above everything. Then became a mass-murderer who throws bombs at her brother. |
Feb 4, 2015 1:47 AM
#89
badwolf45f said: There was a reason, she was craving Uchiha D badly.When a character starts doing the opposite of what the story has told me, like "this character is very sweet because blah blah and also blah blah" and then they act very diferently because yes. Example Sakura Haruno she was a sasuke's fangirl at the beginning, in shippuden she has a slow development which was okey and well done and then, in the last chapters of the manga she starts acting like in the beginning because no reason. |
Feb 4, 2015 2:44 AM
#90
DrGeroCreation said: She stood dry for to long...badwolf45f said: There was a reason, she was craving Uchiha D badly.When a character starts doing the opposite of what the story has told me, like "this character is very sweet because blah blah and also blah blah" and then they act very diferently because yes. Example Sakura Haruno she was a sasuke's fangirl at the beginning, in shippuden she has a slow development which was okey and well done and then, in the last chapters of the manga she starts acting like in the beginning because no reason. |
Feb 4, 2015 2:55 AM
#91
Milk_is_Special said: DrGeroCreation said: She stood dry for to long...badwolf45f said: When a character starts doing the opposite of what the story has told me, like "this character is very sweet because blah blah and also blah blah" and then they act very diferently because yes. Example Sakura Haruno she was a sasuke's fangirl at the beginning, in shippuden she has a slow development which was okey and well done and then, in the last chapters of the manga she starts acting like in the beginning because no reason. well she needs to gets some like every F***ING MALE DOES!! JUST BECAUSE SHE'S A WOMAN DOESN'T MEAN SHE'S NOT ALLOWED TO BE HORNY !!! |
Feb 4, 2015 9:10 AM
#92
Gator said: Example: Nunnally from Code Geass Was portrayed as a kind girl who loves her brother above everything. Then became a mass-murderer who throws bombs at her brother. Not really. She was manipulated into doing that by her other siblings. |
Feb 4, 2015 10:11 AM
#93
Scazoff said: badwolf45f said: Rip NaruSaku ;_;chuuzenjis said: badwolf45f said: When a character starts doing the opposite of what the story has told me, like "this character is very sweet because blah blah and also blah blah" and then they act very diferently because yes. Example Sakura Haruno she was a sasuke's fangirl at the beginning, in shippuden she has a slow development which was okey and well done and then, in the last chapters of the manga she starts acting like in the beginning because no reason. YES THANK YOU BLESS YOU. sakura haruno is my most disliked character of all time. and i agree with everything you'Ve said about her. she's so inconsistent. that's what i personally call badly-written. I used to like her in shippuden, I liked the development she was having but at the end it was for nothing so xD I know, damn kishi :( |
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Feb 4, 2015 10:26 AM
#94
wait, i thought characters were drawn, help?! |
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Feb 4, 2015 10:32 AM
#95
Balong said: badwolf45f said: chuuzenjis said: badwolf45f said: When a character starts doing the opposite of what the story has told me, like "this character is very sweet because blah blah and also blah blah" and then they act very diferently because yes. Example Sakura Haruno she was a sasuke's fangirl at the beginning, in shippuden she has a slow development which was okey and well done and then, in the last chapters of the manga she starts acting like in the beginning because no reason. YES THANK YOU BLESS YOU. sakura haruno is my most disliked character of all time. and i agree with everything you'Ve said about her. she's so inconsistent. that's what i personally call badly-written. I used to like her in shippuden, I liked the development she was having but at the end it was for nothing so xD Honeslty, I still like Sakura (when she doesn't think about Sasuke), but I'm agree I was damn upset in the ending when all of her development was thrown in the garbage for "F*** off! Make a shipping Fanservice ending and go f*** yourself!" If I forget the ending yeah, I still like Sakura but it doesn't helps that much, what is done is done. Balong said: badwolf45f said: chuuzenjis said: badwolf45f said: When a character starts doing the opposite of what the story has told me, like "this character is very sweet because blah blah and also blah blah" and then they act very diferently because yes. Example Sakura Haruno she was a sasuke's fangirl at the beginning, in shippuden she has a slow development which was okey and well done and then, in the last chapters of the manga she starts acting like in the beginning because no reason. YES THANK YOU BLESS YOU. sakura haruno is my most disliked character of all time. and i agree with everything you'Ve said about her. she's so inconsistent. that's what i personally call badly-written. I used to like her in shippuden, I liked the development she was having but at the end it was for nothing so xD Honeslty, I still like Sakura (when she doesn't think about Sasuke), but I'm agree I was damn upset in the ending when all of her development was thrown in the garbage for "F*** off! Make a shipping Fanservice ending and go f*** yourself!" But honestly, I freaking hate Hinata! She had a potential to be an interesting character but I think she get as bad treatment as Sakura. Because all of her potential and her personnality were too thrown away for "shipping fanservice" crap and that's made her as obnoxius as Sakura with "Neji die? I don't care! Just Naruto is important!! Ho! His hand is so big! I'm comiiiiing!" I lol |
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Feb 4, 2015 11:22 AM
#96
haruhi suzumiya |
Feb 4, 2015 11:23 AM
#97
mayukachan said: haruhi suzumiya +1 |
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Feb 4, 2015 11:44 AM
#98
chuuzenjis said: Well, the anime made me interested on the manga so i was a bit thankful for that. I read the manga when it was only 3 episode aired because someone said the anime rushed like hell so that's why probably i didn't really pissed of the anime one.Zer01 said: Ragna92 said: chuuzenjis said: who cares about anime kaneki when manga kaneki exists though Unfortunately a lot more people know the anime than the manga. That truly is a damn shame. i'm sad because there are a lot of people i've encountered who even get mad at you for not really liking the anime. but the manga is just.. one of the best ones i have ever read and the anime isn't bad at all... it's just.. if you know the manga the anime has little to no impact on you anymore |
Feb 6, 2015 9:26 PM
#99
1.Sasuke Uchiha - [Sasugay] First off his whole motive is artificial. He wants to punish a whole village and kill innocents because of a decision made by 3 people and a decision supported by his brother? This is no real motive for wanting to destroy a village and it just seems forced to make sasuke seem more evil. There is no logic in him wanting revenge on the whole village and he would be destroying what his brother died for. It would have been better if kishi killed him off. 2.Obito Uchiha Obito seems like a super emo character who wants to end the entire world just because his childhood crush died. Why didn't he tell kabuto to use the edo tensei on rin? That way he can talk to rin and let her decide if his path is the correct one... Also can give powers to kakashi while he is dead, he jumps to spirit to the ninja world LOL. 3.Sakura Haruno She whines, cries, is weak willed and she seems to do nothing for any of her friends except pine over sasuke and bitch slap naruto. Useless character who always needs to be saved. 4.Nami (One piece) She is so full of herself considering she is the weakest link (in battle) in the whole straw hat crew. she is a big burden. the crew always has to save her. This girl is selfish and has attitude problems. 5.Team rocket(Jessie James meow) Repetitive... Trying to steal pokemon, get machine, get blasted away in the sky. 6.Itsuka Shidou Useless male who need female to battle for this sissy. Like seriously? Why can't more anime/manga be both genders with powers/battle? |
Feb 7, 2015 1:18 AM
#100
chuuzenjis said: I feel like a lot of people call a character 'badly-written' when they simply do not like them. What is your personal criteria when you call a character 'badly-written'? Also please do give examples of such characters and why that particular character is 'badly written'. Several points of attention : 1) The character behave illogically at times considering his personality or his past, and it is never explained. 2) the different components of the character (his past, personality, and so on) don't go together at all and seems to be just a listing of things without any try to connect them; Worse, in some case, some parts can even contradicts others parts. Example would be the main girl in Kyoukai no Kanata. She's unable to hide her feelings during the whole show, being quickly disturbed by anything going out of what she expected, quickly flustered and unable to make the easiest lie due to this, yet she's supposed to have lied to everyone all the time successfully. 3) the character is just a walking cliché without any depth, completely one dimensional. They're everywhere. one dimensional tsundere, one dimensional badass, and so on. 4) Some things about the characters cannot be "forgiven" with a suspension of disbelief. Like, a girl completely falling in love with a boy in about 5 minute time, now trying to get into his bed actively, when she was looking down on him before, and the like. Perfect example of this would be that english character in Infinite Stratos. Something like this, for example. |
ZefyrisFeb 7, 2015 1:23 AM
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