[ SECRET POST #6414 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6414 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Tropes or plots you'd like to see more of

[(Anonymous)]

I just want to see more honest to goodness, unsullied, square jawed and bright eyed, capital H, Heroes. Gimme my knights in shining armor, mounties in red serge, and white hatted cowboys. With a dastardly badguy who is bad just because he's rotten and with no trauma or bad backstory.

Come on, I need this, we all need this.

Re: Tropes or plots you'd like to see more of

[philstar22]

Hard same. Give me heroes doing heroic things. And bad guys who are maybe complex but still clearly happily evil.

Also, dark things are fine, but keep a sense of hope. And a happy ending.

Re: Tropes or plots you'd like to see more of

[(Anonymous)]

No. No complex badguys. Baddies as complex as Ming the Merciless from the old Flash Gordon movie. Exactly as complex as the Minger.

Re: Tropes or plots you'd like to see more of

[philstar22]

I'd be cool with that too.

Re: Tropes or plots you'd like to see more of

[(Anonymous)]

Or, if they really must include a sad backstory, make it CLEAR that the sad backstory in no way mitigates, diminishes, or excuses the evil behavior. Leave no space whatsoever in the narrative for people to act like the sad backstory means everyone's obligated to forgive and ~understand~ the evil behavior.

Re: Tropes or plots you'd like to see more of

[(Anonymous)]

b-but what about Dracula in Castlevania? >_>;;;

Re: Tropes or plots you'd like to see more of

[(Anonymous)]

Honestly, this is the reason I became such a huge fan of My Adventures with Superman.

Superman himself is as good as you can be, and a complete puppy that wants to do a LOT of good. Brainiac, this season, is an unrepentant monster whose VA outright shines in his role as a villain.

Re: Tropes or plots you'd like to see more of

[(Anonymous)]

+billions