I think it's still sad that those two C characters ended up having better character development than two of the A characters.
Varick's still the best though.
Its not that I am against Yuri. (cause I love some damn good yuri routes) its more of that it was straight out of left field bad from tumbler fanfic territory. Stop TRYING TO SHOE HORN STUFF in think about the damn FLOW instead of checking off the crazy fan boxes. Welp..... going back too some animes now after seeing again a good US show fall apart.
That's what I said right. I don't care if the main character is bi at all. Awesome, neat, whatever. I do have a problem when the** story** and romance subplot is at fan-fiction level bad.
But again, at least Varrick/Zhu li made degrees of sense.
biggest difference:
Verrik wanted something specific; Zhu Li knew how to do it.
ADC's just want a miracle. The support often can't do it.
Was I the only person who thought the Zhu Li/Varrick side story was the best part of season 4?
Compared to the rest of the trash, yes! Not saying it was bad, but the sudden character change was kinda weird.
I still think Juli had one of the strongest character builds that I absolutely loved.
Those who complained about the ending of LoK clearly weren't paying attention to how the characters interacted with each other. Everything made sense from a character progression standpoint, IMO. I don't think there's a strong case to be made that the Brian and Michael "shoehorned" anything in there. In point of fact, they both remarked that they weren't expecting it to end that way, but as the show went on, it developed quite organically before their eyes.
Sometimes artists/writers/creators don't have a definite endgame in mind for their creation, and they'll often tell you they're just as surprised at what they made as you are.
But back on topic:
My response (as a support) is often: "Do what? Die with you when you engaged a Thresh/Kalista with no minion protection to hide behind?"
Those who complained about the ending of LoK clearly weren't paying attention to how the characters interacted with each other. Everything made sense from a character progression standpoint, IMO. I don't think there's a strong case to be made that the Brian and Michael "shoehorned" anything in there. In point of fact, they both remarked that they weren't expecting it to end that way, but as the show went on, it developed quite organically before their eyes.
Sometimes artists/writers/creators don't have a definite endgame in mind for their creation, and they'll often tell you they're just as surprised at what they made as you are.
But back on topic:
My response (as a support) is often: "Do what? Die with you when you engaged a Thresh/Kalista with no minion protection to hide behind?"
Yeah. I just complain about LoK as a whole. I mean it's a good story and all, but there's a ton of inconsistencies and stupid crap that goes on that draws me out of it.
Couldn't bring myself to watch it after the first series' depressing sprint-for-it-quick ending. My only worry is that nobody who has seen it knows what happened to Sokka.
*Inquiring minds want to know.
I mean, they touched on basically everybody else, and most of them are still alive anyway.
Yes sir
Hhahhaaa. Too good, too true.
10/10
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This is from...?
This is from...?
Legend of Korra
Really? hadnt noticed... I only watched season one of that, but I watched the classic ones(It saddens me that some people didn't... )
still my favorite character