[ SECRET POST #4849 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4849 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Same! I think a lot of villains are fun-- and I think that they can be interesting. But, in the things I've been a fan of which take the time and effort to develop the villains into interesting characters with depth and understandable motivation, they do even more to make the heroes interesting.

Basically... if I can't find the heroes interesting, I'm not likely to find the PROPERTY interesting. Even if I wind up preferring a villain for one reason or another-- be it sympathy or aesthetics-- if I don't like the heroes I don't often find something worth sticking with.

I get being a villain person, there are plenty of reasons to love a good villain, but in most fandoms I don't get saying it's because they're the most interesting character.