@HariSel57511397 The reasonable alternative for D was to live his life unburdened by a need for purpose and to just keep going on, Omi practically says as much and is a good example of what D could have done instead of seeking purpose in revenge
@TheDyel55@JustAGrump67@Femboywrestling I mean I think the problem here is that the show isn't trying to appeal to non trans audiences to impart any of the trans experience to them AND the things it is trying to say aren't new to trans people, it's like if a show was trying to teach you that grass is green
@scrimblobingus That's so completely stupid and breaks all the rules of intelligent character design, it's like career suicide
UNLESS they could put down a shield dome to block incoming damage, then it's good
@Texas_Libtard@AezzieUwU If you're liking this post cause I'm criticising a work made by a trans person and you want to hate on trans people let it be known I am trans and my problems with this scene is NOT that it involves a trans person
@GiantMimighoul1 Yeah but floodgates in yugioh have for the most part been relevant in the form of cards that immediately cut off a deck and require you to draw an out, like mystic mine or tcboo. Shatranga is a lot more fair than those by allowing you 5 activations to get to an out.
@DINOSAURIAUTDR Because media has been so rooted in binaries for so long many possible design elements of a character have become associated with masculinity or femininity, so designing a character that escapes all of those implications is really difficult