@Seqhiiroth yupp, that’s it. dracula’s og actor is hungarian, but the character is romanian, only thing i know is the people who kidnap tony in ironman speak hungarian (?????) for like 2 sentences. there’s also some hungarian in the background in blade runner 2049
shit i don’t consider rep:
- character has no slavic name, accent, or cultural references
- from a fantasy world where none of these countries exist
- very minor character with barely a speaking role
- character is nothing but a bunch of stereotypes on a string
@gemjellyart in fantasy settings they so often bundle different culturest together that i don’t really consider it rep. it’s nice to see slavic clothing and food though
@puremoronidiots making characters from your own culture to an audience of that culture isn’t fucking representation now, is it? white americans had to start making black characters before they could break into the industry enough to make their own
@MaikiYdl i watched the show in hungarian most times so i don’t remember, his in game accent though, especially the old one, is very russian sounding to me
@lastavica45 less represented than others, but yes, that too. and yeah, it’s not really representation if slavic people do it for the audience of themselves so it has to be foreign media by definition
@lastavica45 person i qrt’d said white europians can’t be underrepresented, i asked for the slavic (white europian) rep. who said anything about america😭
@lastavica45 no shit, there’s no obligation, but there’s also no downsides so why not go the extra mile? what pisses me off is people acting like you can find a non-russian slavic character on every street corner
@gemjellyart there’s genuinely no hungarian characters at all, i only dare hope for slavic ones. closest we get is my language getting used as “barbaric speech from lowlifes in the background that you’re not supposed to understand” lmao