[ SECRET POST #4944 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4944 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

01. https://i.imgur.com/DblpPA8.png

[(Anonymous)]

I've yet to read anything with Naruto as anything other than average and I'm okay with that, lol.

I agree.

[(Anonymous)]

It's annoying (and sometimes really surprising) for a character that I think is just okay. Hell, it's annoying when I think the character is relatively cute or pretty, or even when the praise goes way overboard for someone I do think is very attractive.

There's some real dissonance, though, when it's canon.

[(Anonymous)]

It's much more annoying to see unflatering discriptions. If I'm reading about a character I find them attractive and I don't wanna hear about too large noses or average faces. I'd rather read about emerald eyes and flowing locks than hear an author's subjective criticism of their looks.

Lol! I only think it's okay in one type of instance...

[(Anonymous)]

"It's much more annoying to see unflatering discriptions. If I'm reading about a character I find them attractive and I don't wanna hear about too large noses or average faces. I'd rather read about emerald eyes and flowing locks than hear an author's subjective criticism of their looks."

I think it's okay whenever a character is "strange" looking in canon. A really good example of this is Saitama from One Punch Man. He normally looks like a literal egg for much of the series (for those who don't know: https://img.mipon.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/05164321/saitama-one-punch-man-oppai-shirt1.jpg)...but when he gets "serious" during fights and certain moments, he suddenly looks like this (https://i.pinimg.com/originals/4a/bd/23/4abd23f868098f208985b912c1892755.jpg). Both states are equally canon.

I see people in fanfics often write him as having quite plain/nondescript features which is often exacerbated by his "blank" look most of the time (fandom is like 99% sure Saitama is meant to have some form of depression), but when he opens up and is doing something he enjoys/takes concentration/otherwise brings him out of his "blah" funk, it makes him handsome in an unconventional way.

I rather like this headcanon that a large portion of the fandom has adopted.It works really well for the OTP of the fandom too, Saitama/Genos, because it would be very in-character for Genos to notice and want to bring out those moments of engagement/happiness from Saitama..

[(Anonymous)]

lol I feel that --not into Naruto, but I can def. see what you're saying. And as far a bishounen goes, I mean..,I feel like there's 3 types
1. nasty attitude that needs sweetening (or suffered a great deal and now is an asshole)
2. perv
3. super sweet mentor

or am I wrong?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm confused. What does headcanon have to do with anything when the characters have actual canon physical appearances?

[meadowphoenix]

honestly.....i feel like most of the animated and live action depictions are hot to someone, so I just think of it like a perspective. They're hot in the fanfic world!

[(Anonymous)]

I don't mind when someone is described as super-hot from the perspective of someone in love with them, that's fine. But I hate it when someone perfectly normal-looking in canon is described as so hot that people regularly swoon in the streets at their passing!