I don't really agree with that way of thinking.
It's their choice whether they don't like the ending Bleach. Don't let it get to you so much.


BleachBummer wrote:She isn't selfish, she is caring but hiding it with a cold personality. She isn't despicable, that's just your opinion. If you look at the fan listings, Homura is probably one of the most popular characters in the series.

BleachBummer wrote:She isn't selfish, she is caring but hiding it with a cold personality. She isn't despicable, that's just your opinion. If you look at the fan listings, Homura is probably one of the most popular characters in the series.



myskaros wrote:And, popularity has nothing to do with how despicable a character is. Ever seen Death Note? Light's the biggest jerkwad in the series, but he's also probably the most popular. Perspective changes everything.


BleachBummer wrote:myskaros wrote:And, popularity has nothing to do with how despicable a character is. Ever seen Death Note? Light's the biggest jerkwad in the series, but he's also probably the most popular. Perspective changes everything.
I've seen Death Note. And if you think Light is possibly the most popular you obviously haven't been to my High School. Everyone who knew about Death Note hated Light and loved L, especially the girls. Oh god, the amount of L fangirls at my High School was amazing, and one of my friends was by far the biggest L fangirl in exsistance. As in she would stalk him if he were real, and further more (WARNING! This shows how big of a L fangirl she is and will shock you if your not prepared, highlight at your own risk).Spoiler:


BleachBummer wrote:I've seen Death Note. And if you think Light is possibly the most popular you obviously haven't been to my High School.

myskaros wrote:@Seventh: I feel that "selfish" probably isn't the first adjective most people would use to describe Homura. Cold, obsessive, single-minded, those stand out. Selfish? Not so much. Is she selfish? Sure, but I don't that that's a trait that defines her character. Although you could make the argument that it's a subcategory of "obsessive." If I had to label any single character in the series as selfish, I'm probably more likely to pick Sayaka. All my opinion, so it's all awash.
myskaros wrote:Regardless, I still stand by my statement of how despicable a character is doesn't correlate with popularity. Nowadays, it's more likely to be based on screen time + "moe levels" than anything else. If Homura was fat or emaciated, or otherwise drawn as "less attractive than the other characters," I doubt she'd be nearly as popular.

myskaros wrote:You guessed correctly, I have not been to your high school. Also, I suppose you're right anyway, I forgot all the characters in that series except Light and his shinigami. Did a random Google search on "death note light more popular than l" and, of the 2 results that actually had what I wanted, L was more popular >_>
Regardless, I still stand by my statement of how despicable a character is doesn't correlate with popularity. Nowadays, it's more likely to be based on screen time + "moe levels" than anything else. If Homura was fat or emaciated, or otherwise drawn as "less attractive than the other characters," I doubt she'd be nearly as popular.
Seventh wrote:... And Bleach, well, fangirls are like that. I'm more partial to Misa, Rem, and... yeah, Light and Ryuk myself, but more because they were interesting characters (and flawed to hell, especially in Light's case) than because they were ~teh evil~. I was pretty fond of Matsuda too, so yeah.


myskaros wrote:Regardless, I still stand by my statement of how despicable a character is doesn't correlate with popularity. Nowadays, it's more likely to be based on screen time + "moe levels" than anything else. If Homura was fat or emaciated, or otherwise drawn as "less attractive than the other characters," I doubt she'd be nearly as popular.


Seventh wrote:Pity that about QB. Unless the movie/Kazumi changes his role drastically, I consider him/it extremely misunderstood.



Seventh wrote:Well, to me, if you disregard Madoka's asspull at the end (and I tend to), then he's essentially helped humanity evolved to what it is, and then some, at the cost of some life force that goes towards the sustainment of the universe anyway. I could easily make the argument QB is the hero of the series (if not for Madoka's asspull), except the movie might turn his role around completely, not to mention I've got no idea what he's up to in Kazumi yet.


vampko wrote:Except...he's causing people to kill themselves, to sustain his own world. He's not doing anything to help the universe. They're both being selfish. Both of them just want to live. It's a parisitic relationship. All the whatever they're called are doing, is making sure people don't die off completely, since they're such a great energy force. And humanity would have evolved regardless with or without the Incubators' help. It just sped up things so that they could provide energy for everyone.
To be honest, the whole 'everything was made possible by aliens' is a plot device I find to be weak. And that was one of the weakest points of the show really. I doubt you'll agree, most no one agrees with me on a few points and this is one of them.


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