@an0therlizard@inmon2022 Не, я так понимаю это старый-добрый "фанфики это не канон, поэтому смысл их читать".
Ну это вообще есть такой тейк в фандомах, особенно последнее время, что так сказать всё, что не канон - юзлесс и не нужно. Но какбэ лол, лмао даже, фики, аушки и прочие штуки всегда будут.
@UncleCool42069@Escobar918771 I'd say there are sublayers to it. Can the fandom discuss and explore the canon itself? Yes. Can the fandom speculate on theories, create their own content, make AUs, do anything creative with the base setting? Also yes! So, yeah, ignoring the canon is a huge part of any fandom.
@RANBY0 And, initially, "reality rejection tied to determination" was interesting and had potential. However, it received no real development throughout the series. You can't just end the series with a character performing a godlike offensive maneuver. There needs to be a build-up to it.
@RANBY0 The strangest thing, I think, is that this power is just so out of place. It's literally a divine ability that, on paper, can end any conflict instantly. Even now that we know Fullbring is basically a state of possession of the Soul King's fragment, it's just *too much*.
@Escobar918771@UncleCool42069 I mean, that's just how most fandoms work. People will inevitably clash over something. But some people are capable of appreciating all the characters while also providing constructive criticism of the author's writing. There are also multishippers. And they always eat good lol.
I’m sorry bleach fandom I love you but idk if yall understand how shipping works.
“I ship this”
“Well you’re stupid, you can’t because it’s not canon.”
Did I miss something? Since when did fandom care about canon? Is this generational? Am I out of touch with anime fandoms now?
@MintCookies16 Everything after the SS arc is basically Kubo realizing he still has ratings at SJ and trying to capitalize on them. Post-SS Bleach feels like an entirely different story. Initially, it was much grimmer and grittier.
@DakuKurosaki@YukitokoG Yes-yes, working part-time at a bakery is surely a great thing for someone who was initially written as exceptionally intelligent and consistently ranked as one of the top students in her class at Karakura High. We all get it, she's working her dream job. TK is a genius.
@rukiastoenail@89213b You just know the writing is bad when even the voice actor has to hide the outcome throughout the entire series. Usually, good writing implies showing the development of relationships??? All the development and implications, that is. Not just, "yep, they're a couple now"
@farewellswords Such a wonderfully written character. The Central 46 are being tyrannical (no one knows about Aizen's conspiracy at that point) and just decide to execute his future wife (for awakening the powers of a Shiba heir btw, lol). Okay, fine by him! No questions asked! Bye-bye, Rukia.
@Ishir_555 Tbh, they also say that this exact 200+-year-old man (who is actually more of a spirit using a portable physical vessel) is somehow totally normal for mentioning that his two underage daughters aren't wearing underwear.
This man did this. Once again, is this also normal? 😭
@farewellswords >neglects her
>physically abuses her
>has to actually see OTHER PEOPLE trying to save her, before joining in
>treats her as a literal achievement prize to compensate for his own insecurity
>acktually he's the dog barking at the moon!
>ends up as her husband
Peak writing, TK.
@YukitokoG С Хикифуне печаль. Урожайные божества, её дизайн зиждется в этой тематике. Но, увы, интересный потенциал был убит об "сдувается в average shonen girl".
А так да, не даром в Бличе столько ситуаций с "мертвая жена/мать" — самый дешёвый способ сделать трагичную предысторию.
@YukitokoG Касательно его identity ничего не могу сказать, но клише у него все весьма архаичные, гетеронормированные.
В корне ситуации, классический косяк неумения писать женских персонажей. Очень типичный для жанра.
Его ответы в QnA касательно женских персонажей тоже не особо радуют.