[ SECRET POST #7041 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #7041 ⌋

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05. [SPOILERS for Star Wars / Star Wars: Episode IV: A New Hope]




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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Not into either fandom. Actually curious what's the controversy. Is it something about main woman characters getting into het relationships or something?

[(Anonymous)]

From what I heard, yeah. Also I think Bayonetta dies and goes to the afterlife with him or something? And there was something about one of the Blue Reflection girls getting magically enslaved by a guy and liking it.

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DA

Hmm, while the controversy in the second game I very much agree with, and very much not all that surprised by. I'm not sure about why the first would be that much of a problem?

Do you know if she was ever hinted at being in a relationship with a woman? I don't know much of anything about Bayonetta, but it just seemed like a fanservicey shooting game? I can't remember if anything else is just fanon or not.

NAYRT

[(Anonymous)]

I've only played the first Bayonetta, and she has a relationship with a female character that plays out more or less like an enemies to lovers ship except it's platonic. It's by far the most popular ship in the fandom. But her male love interest was always there too and they officially got together so I don't know why anyone would be at all surprised that the sequel didn't change things.

I was also surprised the canon ship is so unpopular, though. Both relationships seem very much written to appeal to women; the guy is soft and adoring and just troubled enough to want to comfort but not need to fix. Even if lesbians don't care, I'd think plenty of bi women would like the ship.