[ SECRET POST #3714 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3714 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[this was labeled "1984 musical, David Bowie" for some reason]


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[From Star Trek: The Next Generation, "Time's Arrow", parts 1 and 2]


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04.
[Michael Jackson, "Scream"]


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05.
[Misha Collins]


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06.
[Nisio Isin]


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07.
[Yuri on Ice]


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08.
[Caitlyn Jenner]











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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Ayrt. I hope you're right bc honestly I find him a little dull at times. He's kinda one note and wouldn't carry the narrative well. And he's really too young and immature to have his own romance yet, IMO.

[(Anonymous)]

Interesting because I have heard he is the most fully fleshed out character. I have seen the 'one note' criticism of the white haired guy on my dash a few times.

DA

[(Anonymous)]

Yurio and Victor (the white-haired guy) are polarizing to a small part of the fandom. Most of the fans I know are the "thinks everyone's great" type, but if someone thinks Victor is the least interesting character then it's usually a given that Yurio is their favorite, and vice versa.

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt but while he's not a dull character, he's definitely not the most fleshed out, either. He functions quite a bit on being a hostile tsundere, and while he's got development and layers and all, he's still largely a bit of the "unnecessarily angry teenager" stereotype.

Victor doesn't seem one-note to me, but he also didn't seem to undergo any vast personality change or character dissection either. He has a few more emotional character moments and some explanation of his motivations, and I think he reveals more character than critics like to claim, but I also don't think he was totally explained as a person. It felt like there was a lot left unrevealed, whether intentional or not, so if there is a season 2 I'd hope it would look more deeply at him.

[(Anonymous)]

Yep, white haired guy is pretty one dimensional and one note, but he's charming and likable. It's only that for the amount of screentime he recieved, he ended up being just an okay character.

Yurio on the other hand had very little screentime compared to the other two but the show did a great job with that screentime.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think Yurio had very little screen time. I'd say he featured possibly more than Victor. Every episode shot back to him and what he was doing. He was constantly there.

[(Anonymous)]

The funny thing about people complaining about their lack of development or them being one note is that the three mains (Yuuri, Yuri, and Victor) had the same start point and development: they felt alone and during the show they started to open themselves to others.

By meeting new people and acknowledging everyone around they grew, learned, and not being alone motivated them.

They themselves didn't change much, but how they relate to others did.

[(Anonymous)]

I hope he's the main character and that there's no romance so all the people watching the show for gay shipping reasons drop it.