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Jun 20, 2022 12:19 PM
#1
I've given it some thought and I don't believe that there has ever been a 10/10 anime villain. I certainly believe that there are 9/10 anime villains, and it's not like I'm someone who says "10/10s are impossible because no show is perfect". A villain is the hardest character to write, and I believe writing a near perfect one would require so much detail that it would normally make them the focus of the show, which I would then argue removes their position of the "villain" from the story. Light Yagami is a very possible example of this. I believe that to write a 10/10 villain, would definitely require an even better written protagonist, and an incredibly meticulously written plot that leaves room for careful development for each of these characters. I would like to know how anyone else feels about this, and if you have any examples of 10/10 characters. |
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Jun 20, 2022 12:25 PM
#2
All Demon Slayer villains are 10/10. Anyone who disagree with it certainly have no idea of well written character or else he is hipster. You can't name 5 villains better than Muzan Kibutsuji. |
MosesaaJun 20, 2022 12:37 PM
Jun 20, 2022 12:32 PM
#3
Meruam from HXH comes to my Mind even though I don’t like his character that much and don’t think he is perfect 10/10 villains but yeah I think he is one of the villains which you’ll remember for a long time even after finishing the anime Edit- |
nishant0Jun 20, 2022 12:40 PM
Jun 20, 2022 12:35 PM
#4
Villains/Antagonists I would give a 10 off the top of my head are like, Makishima, Kirei, Hisoka, Doffy, maybe Bondrewd. Griffith also I guess. I think there are plenty. |
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Jun 20, 2022 12:36 PM
#5
Johan Liebert, Light Yagami, Griffith, Mereum, Makishima. |
Jun 20, 2022 12:39 PM
#6
Mosesaa said: All Demon Slayer villains are 10/10. Anyone who disagree with it certainly have no idea of well written character or else he is hipster. You can't name 5 villains better than Muzan Kibutsuji. Demon Slayers biggest flaw is its 1d characters the villains are just evil and have no motive |
Jun 20, 2022 12:42 PM
#7
Askeladd and Bondrewd tbh (being completely bias) |
Jun 20, 2022 12:45 PM
#8
Mosesaa said: All Demon Slayer villains are 10/10. Anyone who disagree with it certainly have no idea of well written character or else he is hipster. You can't name 5 villains better than Muzan Kibutsuji. Huh? Are you okay man? That was a pretty bold claim for a show that only tells you about it’s villains when they’re already dying. |
Jun 20, 2022 12:46 PM
#9
Jun 20, 2022 12:49 PM
#10
Jasannale_2022 said: Villains/Antagonists I would give a 10 off the top of my head are like, Makishima, Kirei, Hisoka, Doffy, maybe Bondrewd. Griffith also I guess. I think there are plenty. (Spoiler warning for Berserk) The only here that I recognise are kirei, hisoka, doflamingo and Griffith. I personally wouldn’t call any of these even a 9/10 besides Griffith. Griffith is probably the closest to a 10/10 villain that I’ve seen, but my problem with him is that most of his development comes before he is a villain. This causes him to lose the villain factor that I believe a 10/10 villain would need. What I mean by this is that he doesn’t hold a position of threat and fear that I believe he would need. The fact that his development came before his introduction as a villain, stopped him from being enough of an opposing force to the protagonist. On top of this, his development of character was swayed by character who is basically just “evil”, which lowered his score slightly. |
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Jun 20, 2022 12:49 PM
#11
MR-GOD said: I've given it some thought and I don't believe that there has ever been a 10/10 anime villain. I certainly believe that there are 9/10 anime villains, and it's not like I'm someone who says "10/10s are impossible because no show is perfect". A villain is the hardest character to write, and I believe writing a near perfect one would require so much detail that it would normally make them the focus of the show, which I would then argue removes their position of the "villain" from the story. Light Yagami is a very possible example of this. I believe that to write a 10/10 villain, would definitely require an even better written protagonist, and an incredibly meticulously written plot that leaves room for careful development for each of these characters. I would like to know how anyone else feels about this, and if you have any examples of 10/10 characters. Griffith from berserk and johan from monster are the only villains I think to be 10/10. There are no other villains that come close imo |
Jun 20, 2022 12:50 PM
#12
Mosesaa said: All Demon Slayer villains are 10/10. Anyone who disagree with it certainly have no idea of well written character or else he is hipster. You can't name 5 villains better than Muzan Kibutsuji. yall really not seeing how much of a troll this guy is? |
Jun 20, 2022 12:52 PM
#13
Mosesaa said: All Demon Slayer villains are 10/10. Anyone who disagree with it certainly have no idea of well written character or else he is hipster. You can't name 5 villains better than Muzan Kibutsuji. Meruem, Light Yagami, Hisoka, Johan Liebert, Dio Brando, & maybe Doflamingo |
Jun 20, 2022 12:52 PM
#14
Sq33k33z said: Mosesaa said: All Demon Slayer villains are 10/10. Anyone who disagree with it certainly have no idea of well written character or else he is hipster. You can't name 5 villains better than Muzan Kibutsuji. yall really not seeing how much of a troll this guy is? Yeah thats gotta be a troll lmao |
Jun 20, 2022 12:53 PM
#15
I don't know which is weird me calling "Demon Slayer villains are 10/10" or others claiming "Johan is a 10/10 villain" lol |
MosesaaJun 20, 2022 1:02 PM
Jun 20, 2022 12:56 PM
#16
MusashiKarlsefni said: Askeladd and Bondrewd tbh (being completely bias) I think Bondrewd is one of the best written villains out there. Dont know about Askeladd. Even though he was introduced as a villain, He pretty much was a hero for me for several reasons. |
Jun 20, 2022 1:00 PM
#17
Why are u loosing sleep over some damn numbers. 10 and 1 are just reference point for upper and lower limit. It doesnt need to be unattainable perfection of dreams, It just being highest/most favorite of what u have seen is more than enough. Also no, I dont think creating a villan is hard. Villan is second most important position after protagonist. It always gets extreme care. If anything supporting or Tertiary cast is what harder to create like for eg a well written henchman is harder to create character position in a story since they have lesser screen time or importance to work with. They most usually turn out stereotypical due be being out of focus or less thought put on creating them |
AdampkJun 20, 2022 1:03 PM
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Jun 20, 2022 1:01 PM
#18
I agree a 10/10 villain is incredibly hard to write, it requires a complex plot and a set of amazing characters. I would say Eren and Askeladd are 10/10 or as close as you can get to that. Both of them have phenomenal development - Eren starts as the hero but we watch his motives/extreme ideologies turn him into a ruthless character who will do anything for freedom. Askeladd is the opposite, starts out as a savage mercenary Viking leader but through Thorfin we’re able to see the thoughtful, almost caring side. Though he’s Thorfins enemy he takes it upon himself to teach the young boy the ways of the world. That being said I’m yet to watch a lot of anime and am sure to come across more villains of their tier. |
darthbarthJun 20, 2022 1:04 PM
Jun 20, 2022 1:02 PM
#19
Mosesaa said: I don't know which is wierd me calling "Demon Slayer villains are 10/10" or others claiming "Johan is a 10/10 villain" lol One is the truth while the other is not. You figure out which is which. |
Jun 20, 2022 1:06 PM
#20
diavolo is a 10/10 if u dig deep into his powers backstory and his position in the lore but I'd say Erwin would make a great villain also to me light wasn't a villain in my opinion. |
Jun 20, 2022 1:09 PM
#21
Mosesaa said: RioFS said: It's not hard when both are false.Mosesaa said: I don't know which is wierd me calling "Demon Slayer villains are 10/10" or others claiming "Johan is a 10/10 villain" lol One is the truth while the other is not. You figure out which is which. Read again. Slowly, this time. |
Jun 20, 2022 1:11 PM
#22
MR-GOD said: I've given it some thought and I don't believe that there has ever been a 10/10 anime villain. I certainly believe that there are 9/10 anime villains, and it's not like I'm someone who says "10/10s are impossible because no show is perfect". A villain is the hardest character to write, and I believe writing a near perfect one would require so much detail that it would normally make them the focus of the show, which I would then argue removes their position of the "villain" from the story. Light Yagami is a very possible example of this. I believe that to write a 10/10 villain, would definitely require an even better written protagonist, and an incredibly meticulously written plot that leaves room for careful development for each of these characters. I would like to know how anyone else feels about this, and if you have any examples of 10/10 characters. Doflamingo, funny valentine, chrollo, Johan libert, shogo makishima, and Griffith are just a few I can think of that you can make the argument for 10/10 |
Jun 20, 2022 1:14 PM
#23
V1P3R0P said: MusashiKarlsefni said: Askeladd and Bondrewd tbh (being completely bias) I think Bondrewd is one of the best written villains out there. Dont know about Askeladd. Even though he was introduced as a villain, He pretty much was a hero for me for several reasons. I think he definitely comes off more anti-hero by the end of his arc, but I still consider him a villain. Leading a band of vikings, murdering and pillaging village after village, regardless of motive, is still pretty villain-y. He makes you sympathize with his cause tho, thats what makes him so great to me. Regardless of how you view him, we all can agree he’s a great character. |
Jun 20, 2022 1:15 PM
#24
Mosesaa said: RioFS said: I guess you miss my point. My bad, i wasn't clear. Mosesaa said: RioFS said: It's not hard when both are false.Mosesaa said: I don't know which is wierd me calling "Demon Slayer villains are 10/10" or others claiming "Johan is a 10/10 villain" lol One is the truth while the other is not. You figure out which is which. Read again. Slowly, this time. Lets keep it simple - They both sucks ass, Johan and DS villains, both. So it went above your head, huh. Well, fine then, I will play along. Yeah, they both suck at being villains. |
Jun 20, 2022 1:15 PM
#25
darthbarth said: I agree a 10/10 villain is incredibly hard to write, it requires a complex plot and a set of amazing characters. I would say Eren and Askeladd are 10/10 or as close as you can get to that. Both of them have phenomenal development - Eren starts as the hero but we watch his motives/extreme ideologies turn him into a ruthless character who will do anything for freedom. Askeladd is the opposite, starts out as a savage mercenary Viking leader but through Thorfin we’re able to see the thoughtful, almost caring side. Though he’s Thorfins enemy he takes it upon himself to teach the young boy the ways of the world. That being said I’m yet to watch a lot of anime and am sure to come across more villains of their tier. I wouldn’t really call Askeladd a villain. He’s technically the antagonist of the prologue but he cares for Thorfinn and his crew, along with the fact that his motive had always been to bring a rightful king. He’s more of a dickhead than a villain. 10/10 character for me tho. Eren tho fs season 4 + is 10/10. |
Jun 20, 2022 1:16 PM
#26
MusashiKarlsefni said: V1P3R0P said: MusashiKarlsefni said: Askeladd and Bondrewd tbh (being completely bias) I think Bondrewd is one of the best written villains out there. Dont know about Askeladd. Even though he was introduced as a villain, He pretty much was a hero for me for several reasons. I think he definitely comes off more anti-hero by the end of his arc, but I still consider him a villain. Leading a band of vikings, murdering and pillaging village after village, regardless of motive, is still pretty villain-y. He makes you sympathize with his cause tho, thats what makes him so great to me. Regardless of how you view him, we all can agree he’s a great character. Yeah, definitely a well written character. RIP |
Jun 20, 2022 1:19 PM
#27
Kiyotaka Ayanokōji will be a 10/10 in the upcomming years |
Jun 20, 2022 1:19 PM
#28
Adampk said: Why are u loosing sleep over some damn numbers. 10 and 1 are just reference point for upper and lower limit. It doesnt need to be unattainable perfection of dreams, It just being highest/most favorite of what u have seen is more than enough. Also no, I dont think creating a villan is hard. Villan is second most important position after protagonist. It always gets extreme care. If anything supporting or Tertiary cast is what harder to create like for eg a well written henchman is harder to create character position in a story since they have lesser screen time or importance to work with. They most usually turn out stereotypical due be being out of focus or less thought put on creating them Adampk said: shut up (15 characters)Why are u loosing sleep over some damn numbers. 10 and 1 are just reference point for upper and lower limit. It doesnt need to be unattainable perfection of dreams, It just being highest/most favorite of what u have seen is more than enough. Also no, I dont think creating a villan is hard. Villan is second most important position after protagonist. It always gets extreme care. If anything supporting or Tertiary cast is what harder to create like for eg a well written henchman is harder to create character position in a story since they have lesser screen time or importance to work with. They most usually turn out stereotypical due be being out of focus or less thought put on creating them |
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Jun 20, 2022 1:22 PM
#29
ErensFloorMat said: darthbarth said: I agree a 10/10 villain is incredibly hard to write, it requires a complex plot and a set of amazing characters. I would say Eren and Askeladd are 10/10 or as close as you can get to that. Both of them have phenomenal development - Eren starts as the hero but we watch his motives/extreme ideologies turn him into a ruthless character who will do anything for freedom. Askeladd is the opposite, starts out as a savage mercenary Viking leader but through Thorfin we’re able to see the thoughtful, almost caring side. Though he’s Thorfins enemy he takes it upon himself to teach the young boy the ways of the world. That being said I’m yet to watch a lot of anime and am sure to come across more villains of their tier. I wouldn’t really call Askeladd a villain. He’s technically the antagonist of the prologue but he cares for Thorfinn and his crew, along with the fact that his motive had always been to bring a rightful king. He’s more of a dickhead than a villain. 10/10 character for me tho. Eren tho fs season 4 + is 10/10. That’s a great point - I’d say at the beginning he’s portrayed as the villain but as u said his motives/actions throughout the show would say otherwise. |
Jun 20, 2022 1:22 PM
#30
darthbarth said: I don’t agree with a Askeladd, but I wouldn’t even consider Eren as a villain.I agree a 10/10 villain is incredibly hard to write, it requires a complex plot and a set of amazing characters. I would say Eren and Askeladd are 10/10 or as close as you can get to that. Both of them have phenomenal development - Eren starts as the hero but we watch his motives/extreme ideologies turn him into a ruthless character who will do anything for freedom. Askeladd is the opposite, starts out as a savage mercenary Viking leader but through Thorfin we’re able to see the thoughtful, almost caring side. Though he’s Thorfins enemy he takes it upon himself to teach the young boy the ways of the world. That being said I’m yet to watch a lot of anime and am sure to come across more villains of their tier. |
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Jun 20, 2022 1:24 PM
#31
xLolpol said: I haven’t read the manga, but based on the lack of any strong plot or character development in the first season, that seems really doubtful.Kiyotaka Ayanokōji will be a 10/10 in the upcoming years |
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Jun 20, 2022 1:24 PM
#32
MR-GOD said: darthbarth said: I don’t agree with a Askeladd, but I wouldn’t even consider Eren as a villain.I agree a 10/10 villain is incredibly hard to write, it requires a complex plot and a set of amazing characters. I would say Eren and Askeladd are 10/10 or as close as you can get to that. Both of them have phenomenal development - Eren starts as the hero but we watch his motives/extreme ideologies turn him into a ruthless character who will do anything for freedom. Askeladd is the opposite, starts out as a savage mercenary Viking leader but through Thorfin we’re able to see the thoughtful, almost caring side. Though he’s Thorfins enemy he takes it upon himself to teach the young boy the ways of the world. That being said I’m yet to watch a lot of anime and am sure to come across more villains of their tier. I understand why you say eren isn’t the villain - that’s the whole point of AOT. Reiner and Marley originally attacked Eldia and they were bad, but now Eren is doing the same to Marley. It’s two sides of the same coin, this is what makes Attack on Titan so great. |
Jun 20, 2022 1:26 PM
#33
MR-GOD said: Adampk said: shut up (15 characters)Why are u loosing sleep over some damn numbers. 10 and 1 are just reference point for upper and lower limit. It doesnt need to be unattainable perfection of dreams, It just being highest/most favorite of what u have seen is more than enough. Also no, I dont think creating a villan is hard. Villan is second most important position after protagonist. It always gets extreme care. If anything supporting or Tertiary cast is what harder to create like for eg a well written henchman is harder to create character position in a story since they have lesser screen time or importance to work with. They most usually turn out stereotypical due be being out of focus or less thought put on creating them This is a open discussion. Next time, u dont want well thought out replies from people like me, go start it in some private group chat or thread. |
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Jun 20, 2022 1:27 PM
#34
Adampk said: why are you losing sleep over some damn letters? Grow upMR-GOD said: Adampk said: Why are u loosing sleep over some damn numbers. 10 and 1 are just reference point for upper and lower limit. It doesnt need to be unattainable perfection of dreams, It just being highest/most favorite of what u have seen is more than enough. Also no, I dont think creating a villan is hard. Villan is second most important position after protagonist. It always gets extreme care. If anything supporting or Tertiary cast is what harder to create like for eg a well written henchman is harder to create character position in a story since they have lesser screen time or importance to work with. They most usually turn out stereotypical due be being out of focus or less thought put on creating them This is a open discussion. Next time, u dont want well thought out replies, go start it in some private group chat or thread. |
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Jun 20, 2022 1:27 PM
#35
Mosesaa said: RioFS said: Mosesaa said: RioFS said: I guess you miss my point. My bad, i wasn't clear. Mosesaa said: RioFS said: It's not hard when both are false.Mosesaa said: I don't know which is wierd me calling "Demon Slayer villains are 10/10" or others claiming "Johan is a 10/10 villain" lol One is the truth while the other is not. You figure out which is which. Read again. Slowly, this time. Lets keep it simple - They both sucks ass, Johan and DS villains, both. So it went above your head, huh. Well, fine then, I will play along. Yeah, they both suck at being villains. RioFS said: Yeah, your post ,where you added nothing "went above my head". And do not forget to take your ADHD meds.Mosesaa said: RioFS said: I guess you miss my point. My bad, i wasn't clear. Mosesaa said: RioFS said: It's not hard when both are false.Mosesaa said: I don't know which is wierd me calling "Demon Slayer villains are 10/10" or others claiming "Johan is a 10/10 villain" lol One is the truth while the other is not. You figure out which is which. Read again. Slowly, this time. Lets keep it simple - They both sucks ass, Johan and DS villains, both. So it went above your head, huh. Well, fine then, I will play along. Yeah, they both suck at being villains. Do not forget to visit your local daycare. And of course, take English classes. Take care. |
Jun 20, 2022 1:28 PM
#36
darthbarth said: Yeah for sure I forgot about the first few episodes when he fought Thors. Definitely a “villain” then.ErensFloorMat said: darthbarth said: I agree a 10/10 villain is incredibly hard to write, it requires a complex plot and a set of amazing characters. I would say Eren and Askeladd are 10/10 or as close as you can get to that. Both of them have phenomenal development - Eren starts as the hero but we watch his motives/extreme ideologies turn him into a ruthless character who will do anything for freedom. Askeladd is the opposite, starts out as a savage mercenary Viking leader but through Thorfin we’re able to see the thoughtful, almost caring side. Though he’s Thorfins enemy he takes it upon himself to teach the young boy the ways of the world. That being said I’m yet to watch a lot of anime and am sure to come across more villains of their tier. I wouldn’t really call Askeladd a villain. He’s technically the antagonist of the prologue but he cares for Thorfinn and his crew, along with the fact that his motive had always been to bring a rightful king. He’s more of a dickhead than a villain. 10/10 character for me tho. Eren tho fs season 4 + is 10/10. That’s a great point - I’d say at the beginning he’s portrayed as the villain but as u said his motives/actions throughout the show would say otherwise. |
Jun 20, 2022 1:28 PM
#37
MR-GOD said: Adampk said: why are you losing sleep over some damn letters? Grow upMR-GOD said: Adampk said: shut up (15 characters)Why are u loosing sleep over some damn numbers. 10 and 1 are just reference point for upper and lower limit. It doesnt need to be unattainable perfection of dreams, It just being highest/most favorite of what u have seen is more than enough. Also no, I dont think creating a villan is hard. Villan is second most important position after protagonist. It always gets extreme care. If anything supporting or Tertiary cast is what harder to create like for eg a well written henchman is harder to create character position in a story since they have lesser screen time or importance to work with. They most usually turn out stereotypical due be being out of focus or less thought put on creating them This is a open discussion. Next time, u dont want well thought out replies, go start it in some private group chat or thread. Why would you tell him to shut up since all he did was type some letters? |
Jun 20, 2022 1:30 PM
#38
MR-GOD said: Adampk said: why are you losing sleep over some damn letters? Grow upMR-GOD said: Adampk said: shut up (15 characters)Why are u loosing sleep over some damn numbers. 10 and 1 are just reference point for upper and lower limit. It doesnt need to be unattainable perfection of dreams, It just being highest/most favorite of what u have seen is more than enough. Also no, I dont think creating a villan is hard. Villan is second most important position after protagonist. It always gets extreme care. If anything supporting or Tertiary cast is what harder to create like for eg a well written henchman is harder to create character position in a story since they have lesser screen time or importance to work with. They most usually turn out stereotypical due be being out of focus or less thought put on creating them This is a open discussion. Next time, u dont want well thought out replies, go start it in some private group chat or thread. But I am simply replying ur quote lol. If anything u went out of ur way to in both quoting me and creating this discussion |
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Jun 20, 2022 1:30 PM
#39
RioFS said: Ok (15 characters)MR-GOD said: Adampk said: MR-GOD said: Adampk said: shut up (15 characters)Why are u loosing sleep over some damn numbers. 10 and 1 are just reference point for upper and lower limit. It doesnt need to be unattainable perfection of dreams, It just being highest/most favorite of what u have seen is more than enough. Also no, I dont think creating a villan is hard. Villan is second most important position after protagonist. It always gets extreme care. If anything supporting or Tertiary cast is what harder to create like for eg a well written henchman is harder to create character position in a story since they have lesser screen time or importance to work with. They most usually turn out stereotypical due be being out of focus or less thought put on creating them This is a open discussion. Next time, u dont want well thought out replies, go start it in some private group chat or thread. Why would you tell him to shut up since all he did was type some letters? |
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Jun 20, 2022 1:31 PM
#40
MR-GOD said: Jasannale_2022 said: Villains/Antagonists I would give a 10 off the top of my head are like, Makishima, Kirei, Hisoka, Doffy, maybe Bondrewd. Griffith also I guess. I think there are plenty. (Spoiler warning for Berserk) The only here that I recognise are kirei, hisoka, doflamingo and Griffith. I personally wouldn’t call any of these even a 9/10 besides Griffith. Griffith is probably the closest to a 10/10 villain that I’ve seen, but my problem with him is that most of his development comes before he is a villain. This causes him to lose the villain factor that I believe a 10/10 villain would need. What I mean by this is that he doesn’t hold a position of threat and fear that I believe he would need. The fact that his development came before his introduction as a villain, stopped him from being enough of an opposing force to the protagonist. On top of this, his development of character was swayed by character who is basically just “evil”, which lowered his score slightly. I don't necessarily think those things are needed to write a compelling villain, most of that just feels like fluff to me. I am most interested in how they are characterized and oppose the protagonist's philosophy which I think those do really well. I would also rank Ragyo really high as well because she's interesting the way she interacts with the main cast and their relationship |
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Jun 20, 2022 1:32 PM
#41
Adampk said: and you’re the one on the anime rating site complaining about people discussing ratingsMR-GOD said: Adampk said: MR-GOD said: Adampk said: shut up (15 characters)Why are u loosing sleep over some damn numbers. 10 and 1 are just reference point for upper and lower limit. It doesnt need to be unattainable perfection of dreams, It just being highest/most favorite of what u have seen is more than enough. Also no, I dont think creating a villan is hard. Villan is second most important position after protagonist. It always gets extreme care. If anything supporting or Tertiary cast is what harder to create like for eg a well written henchman is harder to create character position in a story since they have lesser screen time or importance to work with. They most usually turn out stereotypical due be being out of focus or less thought put on creating them This is a open discussion. Next time, u dont want well thought out replies, go start it in some private group chat or thread. But I am simply replying ur quote lol. If anything u went out of ur way to in both quoting me and creating this discussion |
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Jun 20, 2022 1:38 PM
#42
MR-GOD said: and you’re the one on the anime rating site complaining about people discussing ratings Are u being funny? Because.... My feeling about this :- Adampk said: Why are u loosing sleep over some damn numbers. 10 and 1 are just reference point for upper and lower limit. It doesnt need to be unattainable perfection of dreams, It just being highest/most favorite of what u have seen is more than enough. Also no, I dont think creating a villan is hard. Villan is second most important position after protagonist. It always gets extreme care. If anything supporting or Tertiary cast is what harder to create like for eg a well written henchman is harder to create character position in a story since they have lesser screen time or importance to work with. They most usually turn out stereotypical due be being out of focus or less thought put on creating them |
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Jun 20, 2022 1:46 PM
#43
Ri-iel said: Mosesaa said: All Demon Slayer villains are 10/10. Anyone who disagree with it certainly have no idea of well written character or else he is hipster. You can't name 5 villains better than Muzan Kibutsuji. Demon Slayers biggest flaw is its 1d characters the villains are just evil and have no motive They have a motive it is to be able to go out into the sun without being decimated. |
Jun 20, 2022 1:49 PM
#44
Jun 20, 2022 1:51 PM
#45
BentBlue said: Ri-iel said: Mosesaa said: All Demon Slayer villains are 10/10. Anyone who disagree with it certainly have no idea of well written character or else he is hipster. You can't name 5 villains better than Muzan Kibutsuji. Demon Slayers biggest flaw is its 1d characters the villains are just evil and have no motive They have a motive it is to be able to go out into the sun without being decimated. But the fact is the villains have no origins the reason for demons existing, and the flower are never explained |
Jun 20, 2022 1:56 PM
#46
Mosesaa said: All Demon Slayer villains are 10/10. Anyone who disagree with it certainly have no idea of well written character or else he is hipster. You can't name 5 villains better than Muzan Kibutsuji. In order for things to shine brightly, some things must be dull. In order for things to tatse great, others must taste vile. And in order for opinions to be good, others must be horrible. Thank you for providing such a horrible take, so that others can be that much better. |
Jun 20, 2022 2:00 PM
#48
PPPFFFFHAHAHAHA bruh what??? Make it obvious you haven't watched Akira, Ghost in the Shell, DragonballZ, JoJo, Naruto, or a whole host of other basic shows everyone has seen. |
Jun 20, 2022 2:02 PM
#49
YaboieatToast said: Mosesaa said: All Demon Slayer villains are 10/10. Anyone who disagree with it certainly have no idea of well written character or else he is hipster. You can't name 5 villains better than Muzan Kibutsuji. Darth Vader, Senator Armstrong, Joker, Griffith, Light, Aizen, Dio, etc etc well that's a fine list too |
Jun 20, 2022 2:06 PM
#50
[quote=Adampk message=66649055] MR-GOD said: and you’re the one on the anime rating site complaining about people discussing ratings Are u being funny? Because.... My feeling about this :- Adampk said: “Why are u loosing sleep over some damn numbers” “Why are u loosing sleep over some damn numbers” you said this😢Why are u loosing sleep over some damn numbers. 10 and 1 are just reference point for upper and lower limit. It doesnt need to be unattainable perfection of dreams, It just being highest/most favorite of what u have seen is more than enough. Also no, I dont think creating a villan is hard. Villan is second most important position after protagonist. It always gets extreme care. If anything supporting or Tertiary cast is what harder to create like for eg a well written henchman is harder to create character position in a story since they have lesser screen time or importance to work with. They most usually turn out stereotypical due be being out of focus or less thought put on creating them |
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