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I went to SM North Edsa on the Annex building a while ago for the Anime Fair. I was exploring until I found a booth where you could pull a pikmin keychain. I think it costs 60-80 PHP. I don't remember the prize. I decided to pay for any pikmin keychain I can pull. I don't wanna pull more than 2 pikmins.
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I already have 2 characters from different media, Milgram and Regretevator. Spoilers for Amane T3, and this will contain abuse and cult trauma
Correct me if I'm wrong. I suck at analysing.
A part of the cult: Amane's dad joined the cult after his company almost got bankrupt. Mark was already a part of some kind of a mannequin cult where they worship The Great One, AKA the tree who created Folly/Dreamer.
Wore a hat: It’s easy to understand if you look what's on their head.
Lives in apartments: 'The Purge March' and 'Non-Demonium' showed that Amane and her family live in the apartment. In 'Sticks and Stones 1' and in the game, Mark lives in the apartment, presumably after the divorce between him and Wallt. I remember when someone said that it's also a metaphor for what happens if anyone leaves the cult or something.
Doesn't follow the cult multiple times: Apparently, the laws are harsh from Amane's cult, especially the cult forbids entertainment and MEDICATION, and it was difficult for Amane to understand that she broke the law several times. In 'Sticks and Stones 1', Glevil said that Mark is always a 'problem child', wanting to be different from the mannequins.
Gets abused: Like I said, Amane broke the laws many times that she was either verbally abused, electric shock, giving her cold water, and beating up with the sticks. In 'Sticks and Stones', after the teacher carves off one of the mannequins for speaking against The Great Ones and the teacher notices Mark briefly, the camera extends as we see more bundles of woods, with Mark having the largest amount.
I am very hesitant about adding 'clinging to the cult' (if this is the right word) or something related because:
1. After Amane received 'guilty' on trial 1, she became clinging on her cult and more hostile. After Shidou's death and during Trial 3, Amane decided to create her new cult because she realized that her cult was 'incomplete'.
2. Mark claims that he is just 'checking' his family. There is a theory that Mark went back to the cult because he felt vulnerable.
To be honest, I felt something I couldn't describe when I read the translation of Amane's VD. I am not raised on that type of cult, but it sucks when the cult forbids their members to do something on what makes us human, such as stripping identity, love bombing or giving punishments. I am so glad that 'Non-Demonium' is good, and the 'Neverland' cover... I don't know what to feel. Amane's low voice is alright, but we sadly hear her 'energetic' voice on one of the 1st few parts of the verse and near the end.
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I've been pissed off at the most recent Twitter fandom discourses because God forbid(!) a character has flaws.
Many fandoms act like having a savior-complex means the character is secretly "evil and abusive piece of shit" and it rubs me on all the wrong ways cause yk Moral OCD is a thing, it exists.
A character having psychological or subconscious ulterior motivations for doing good, doesn't change the fact that they care and they're doing good. A character might feel bad about it, or perhaps feel shame or regret. They might doubt themselves or feel jealous.
They might not want to do the good deed they did. I think people as the audience tends to forget that no one wants to sacrifice. Why would anyone want to give up their comfort? The thing about these characters, ones that fandoms often go for, generally tend to think about it, question and usually these aspects bleed onto the audience when there's no other character that narration focuses on in this way. We as the audience are so used to see one side of things that we tend not to realize when we're being unrealistic.
What fascinates me more about these characters is how often they are some of the most morally-conscious, ethical, "good" ones in the media they're part of precisely because of what I just explained. They may not want to, yet they make the active decision to do the right thing. Regardless of whether that comes from a place of a superiority or an inferiority complex, subconscious need to be a martyr, regret over a past deed, an obsession or maybe even just rules imposed onto them— they still choose to do "good".
Having a reason to do good (even an inherently self-serving one) doesn't mean you're secretly evil and have been faking your morals all your life. Unless you're Immanuel Kant, but I digress.
I have been on hiatus on TADC for a long time, and I do not interact with the bad side of it, so I won't talk about the fandom's treatment to Ragatha. Apparently, I heard that people liked Jax but hate Ragatha even though Jax is worse than her, proving half of people are misogynist.
Note: You guys can still like Jax (and don't like Ragatha) as long as you guys are not misogynist and you have reasons without being a whiny bitch, or excusing Jax's behaviour.
And, as of Kyle, I feel like he is the most misunderstood character in South Park. Of course, there are some actions that I won't excuse Kyle, such as hiring Puff Daddy, etc. But, most of the time, I don't see the majority of people talking about the bad aspects of other characters, and they only talk about Kyle. Sure, I hate Kyle as a joke, but not THIS type. I feel like people who hate Kyle without acknowledging other people's bad behavior were either Cartman defenders, Stan Simps (oh gosh, adding 'simps' to a child character doesn't feel right for me), or antisemitic.
In 'You're Getting Old' and 'Assburger', people shit on Kyle just because he doesn't want his fun to be ruined by Stan, but they don't acknowledge Cartman and Kenny, who didn't even TRY to help Stan, unlike Kyle. Just because Cartman and Kenny are not as too close to Stan, it doesn't mean you won't acknowledge about them, especially IF YOU INSIST THAT EITHER CARTMAN OR KENNY WOULD BE BETTER FRIENDS WITH STAN THAN KYLE WHEN IT'S THE OPPOSITE!
Look, I don't really hate Stan too much about the duology, but in 'Ass Burger', when he was forced to drink alcohol by Secret Society of Cynics, Stan was drunk. When he tried to make amends with Kyle, which it failed, Stan shouted 'Fuck you' to Kyle, and when Kyle leaves, Stan said 'I love you.' And how does the fandom responds!? They found the scene very 'cute', and romanticises it. Like dude, alcohol, depression and that scene are not 'cute' aesthetics.
There are half of people who say that Kyle is the reason why Cartman is the way it is when:
1. During the early seasons, the kids were not the same characters as we know now.
2. Stan used to treat Cartman like shit, but Cartman shits Stan the least. I don't remember if Kenny shits Cartman the same as Stan and Kyle.
3. From the beginning, Cartman is always an asshole as he insults Ike. If you count 'Jesus VS. Santa' shorts, Stan and Cartman insulted Kyle for singing 'Merry Christmas' with them even though Kyle is Jewish. Or in 'Pre-school', which it’s a season 8 episode, when they are all young, Cartman said that Jews can't 'play' firemen. It shows that Cartman has been antisemitic from the beginning.
There are people saying that Kyle is worse than Stan in S19(when it's the opposite because Stan shits on Kyle with no explanation), blaming Kyle only(without acknowledging that Mr. Garrison is a part of it, and he nukes Canada after taking Kyle's words seriously. Kyle didn't really mean to let it happened), etc.
Don't get me started on how SP subreddits shits on Kyle. I don't know if they still shits on Kyle to this day, but if you probably search about Kyle and you see the Reddit link, there is a chance that people shits on him.
One thing I want to add is that I feel like Trey and Matt have some... 'intresting' writings with Kyle. They wanted to kill Kyle off in favour of Butters before they chose Kenny to be killed off. I feel like Kyle is always portrayed as a whipping boy and treats his suffering as a joke. I don't know what to feel about Kyle's portrayal in 'Ginger Cow', like bros being a martyr, and in the end, his effort was all for nothing. The religious peace doesn't last long. And then, in S19, they made Kyle's speeches silenced, only to be pointless by the end.
Anyway, I don't know what to feel while I was writing this. Kyle, sometimes, even if he hates Cartman, he still cares for him because Kyle either wanted Cartman to change or see the good side while Cartman saves Kyle for selfish reasons.
I wasn't expecting such a well-written reblog on my post, seeing this made me so happy :)
I completely agree tbh. The show makes Kyle into a martyr yet the fandom shits on the character for "having a hero/martyr complex" because he's self-righteous about it. He does have a hero complex, that I won't deny— although I disagree with him having a martyr complex as it's an entirely different thing, and if anything it's his parents that act like it— but people so often miss the point. He's not an abuser, in fact, he's the most at risk of being abused than in the main group because of his views on morality etc.
He reaches out to strangers when he believes they need it. He keeps coming back to people whether they be friends or not. When he gives up, it's never on a whim.
Kyle tries to help, to change people, idk how people so often miss this but he does. That's why he keeps coming back to Cartman. That's why Stan simply saying "I love you." in Ass Burgers is enough for him to turn back. He tries to be there. He's ready to take the hand as long as it reaches out. It doesn't though. He tries his best. The fandom shits on him for being a martyr, then shits on him for not being one when he shuts down public verbal abuse from someone.
Kyle reaches out for help when he needs it and doesn't when he wants to be left alone. He expects other characters to act the same because that's what he finds normal, act accordingly to your wants and needs. Kyle can be too idealistic sometimes so he can appear out-of-touch but he's nine years old. He doesn't have the life experience to be in-touch with the world.
Plus, even if he were an adult he doesn't need to put up with abuse just because the other person is sad or hurt. I especially hate this mindset because that's exactly how most victims justify staying with their abusers to themselves. It's not his responsibility to "fix" Stan, especially not when Stan seems so opposed to it.
This is coming from a Style enjoyer, the fandom romanticizes the scene too much to see the toxic nature of Stan's behavior in it.
Kyle has douchebag moments but this isn't one of them.
He is no monster some of y'all make him out to be. He cares much about morality and other people. He's kind. He's immature at times, he's a kid.
I like Kyle a lot which is why I can be defensive but he really doesn't deserve the fandom treatment.
Thank you for your expanding thoughts. Even though Kyle has moments to help some people, even if they treat him badly, I think Kyle has some parts not to be fully close or submissive to those kinds of people like Cartman so that Kyle won't be facing too much of abuse.
Kyle is not some kind of a stereotype Jew who is a meek or feminine in a disgusting way, just like how the fandom portrays him, at least in fanfic. Kyle is short-temper and compassionate at half of his parts.
I hate those kinds of Kyle where he is either only just a meek, angry, character who can be sexualized, getting shitted, 'worse' than Cartman, or any other 1-dimensional personality or how people treated him.
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