[ SECRET POST #4849 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4849 ⌋

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Comments

[philstar22]

It depends on the villain and the canon. In some canons the heroes are really flat and the villains are more complex.

In other canons the villains aren't necessarily all that complex on screen but what is given to us gives a lot of room for interpretation and expansion. And at least for me, there are aspects of villains stories/personalities that are more interesting to explore and expand on than hero stories. So while we may see more of the hero in canon, the villain might intrigue me more because given what is there in canon, exploring the villain is more enjoyable and a better mental exercise.

Basically, I love exploring characterization. I love understanding characters. And more often than not for me villains provide the most interesting avenue for doing that.