@MrFrostitute@masoq095 Are you retarded? The joke wouldn't work because Michelle Jones isn't a redhead but Mary Jane is. You're looking for a problem that doesn't exist.
@finn_lawlor@FeliciaReal0@Hep4aestus@RockMuncher67 It's a gimmick because that's all he stands for lmao, he's not fleshed out enough to be judged as objectively well written, but as a character standing next to the dog shit that's abundant in JJK he looks like Saul Goodman.
@finn_lawlor@FeliciaReal0@Hep4aestus@RockMuncher67 Good characters take time to be written well, is this so disingenuous?Gege gave Higurama a domain expansion and high level curse energy manipulation in 2 weeks, and I'm supposed to take this character seriously?
@finn_lawlor@FeliciaReal0@Hep4aestus@RockMuncher67 I just don't understand how you can make the case for Higurama being well written when he literally exists to be an expository tool and plot device as well as his over reliance on the legal system being his single narrative gimmick down to his technique and fight dynamics.
@finn_lawlor@FeliciaReal0@Hep4aestus@RockMuncher67 It's not about comparing which is deeper, I'm more so talking about execution, and JJKs execution of 'social commentsry' and thematic depth can only ever be acceptable and not great or 'expertly written' because the focus is being a good battle shonen.
@finn_lawlor@FeliciaReal0@Hep4aestus@RockMuncher67 Higurama is one-note when you actually compare him to other works with characters that actually have more room than 11 chapters for the actualisation of a disillusioned idealist character that he represents (like Inspector Lunge in Monster)
@finn_lawlor@FeliciaReal0@Hep4aestus@RockMuncher67 The works you're familiar with do affect how you engage with new works because you'll be comparing it to what you've seen. If all you've ever seen is mid then of course you'll look at Nanami, Higurama and Geto as the best examples of 'symbolic and thematic depth'.
@TheFinalGirly I searched up 'how to torrent' as a kid and that's how I learn/find the proper sources to pirate to this day. Is this a lost concept to kids nowadays?