CEO of catboy Vetto

Fana: Is stabbing someone immoral?

i think the reason i like rades so much as a character rather than a just a minor villain is that he utilizes one of my favorite tropes—a villain that’s seeking revenge on the system that failed him. and he doesn’t do it in the usual way, either. because hearing rades talk about how he was shunned for having wraith magic and was never really given the chance to be anything more than a villain is so much more interesting than, say, shnsou from my hero academia, who is in the same basic situation but decided to be a hero to spite that expectation that was placed on him. because when a villain says “if you wanted me to be a villain so bad than i became one” it feels so much more complex and impactful than “you wanted me to be a villain so i did the noble thing instead”. because in media like this, when you’re expected to believe in the black and white, choosing to give into the shitty things people expect you to do feels so much more sad than rising above them. 

Smol Rades.