[ SECRET POST #3952 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3952 ⌋

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

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Notes:

Really early, sorry!

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Oh god, I know. I avoid fandom politics, but sometimes watching from the sidelines can be so juicy. Oh fandom never change.

(I will be shocked if fandom woobifies the black guy. I swear I have never seen a fandom woobified non-white male character?)

[(Anonymous)]

I would say Mordo from Doctor Strange, to keep with the MCU theme. Definitely woobified in a lot of fics. I suspect it will continue even if he appears as the villain or antagonist in the second movie. Though, he was already kind of a woobie in the first movie.

[(Anonymous)]

I'll admit I find no reason not to woofify him as of now, as he didn't do anything terrible in the first movie and is played by Chiwetel Ejiofor.

[(Anonymous)]

What's with all the furries tonight?

[(Anonymous)]

I gotcha ;)

[(Anonymous)]

If you stayed through the credits, he did. :(

[(Anonymous)]

Um, Finn?

[(Anonymous)]

Doesn't he come pre-woobied?

[(Anonymous)]

DA

I think most really popular woobies come pre-woobied to a certain extent.

[(Anonymous)]

Zuko.

[(Anonymous)]

come on

[junee]

I mean, I'm sure a lot of anime guys are woobified and most of them are Japanese.

[(Anonymous)]

Cartoon/anime Asians are white passing so they don't count as PoC (according to SJWs). It's all about how dark their skin is, not their race.

[(Anonymous)]

I would argue that it's more that 'POC' is a Western framework describing a specific phenomenon in a specific context and it doesn't really make sense to apply it universally to all cultures?