⚡ Nadia ⚡

Genuinely it angers me so much when a writer makes a character who used to be smart, independent and strong into an idiot who can't do anything himself.

I despise teen titans go, I agree that it was one of the first contacts I had with the DCU but the amount of mischaracterization is... interesting.

Don't even get me started on animated Thalia Al'ghul or Morrison's Thalia. Thalia isn't this extremely cold, cruel and unfeeling woman, she genuinely loved batman and loved their son, so I despise the arc in which she SA'ed batman because...that's not my Thalia? That's just a racist re interpretation that totally ignores all she is and wanted to be. At least from my perspective.

Now back to teen titans Go , everyone is so butchered that I didn't even realize that was dick until I started doing the math. The way they shrinked Kori into a dumb girl who had no idea about nothing and dick into a weirdo that stalked her. No. That's not my Dickkori, get away from me.

To me it's still so funny how in his backstory people preferred that ugly Chucky over Matthias himself💀💀💀

Maybe I missed a detail or two during some routes but it sometimes felt like lazy writing from the creators, as if they needed to make everyone have a happy ending because the MC did too, but I honestly wouldn't have mind if characters such as Asra, Muriel or Julian who had some obvious past issues to fix about themselves just proceeded the route with a change of mindset rather than a lover just to throw them in the happy ending bin.

Just imagine if instead of an ending where suddenly Asra and Julian end up together, they go after a new adventure because asra in one of his dreams received a signal from the magic realm that sounded a lot like his parents, then boom make a small side story showing their final development as both a character and a couple.

I know I'm no game developer but I believe it would have been nicer to don't force ship simply to make characters have a happy ending but instead remember they are characters with actual backstories.