Why do isekai authors almost never showed how much their MCs missed their original families nor how much they valued them? Isn't it the first thing you should focus on in a genre about people being sent to faraway worlds?
Why do isekai authors almost never showed how much their MCs missed their original families nor how much they valued...
Dylan Stewart
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Angel Rodriguez
Yes. But it gets in the way of wish fullfiment. So, they choose to ignore it.
Most Isekai protagonist feel like absolute sociopaths as a result.
Jordan Hernandez
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Jacob Gray
Because
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Isekai.........bad and Japan bad
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Lincoln Rodriguez
Most escapists hate their own family since they are usually the first targets they blame for their failures in life.
Jaxon Fisher
Accept true otome ojousamas.
Thomas Fisher
It's a wonder there is still no otome isekai VN with villainessess and stuffs.
Leo Myers
What said.
Also thinking about stuff like the wellbeing of your original family would also imply some sort of sense of responsibility, which half of the MCs in this genre don't have
Brandon Mitchell
Quite ironic, isn't it?
Audience are people who cannot live without others providing for them yet have the audacity to wish they are leading entire countries
Justin Mitchell
This is why we desperately need a well written isekai from an established author who don't usually do isekai
Logan Campbell
We don't need anything stop needing a hero.
The problem is fundamental
Self-centered NEETS who are filled with a higher sense of narcism than gratitude
Luke Rogers
They value rice and shoyu more
Leo White
I'm just saying a nhk version of isekai would be refreshing, authors seem to think the only reason their characters fail irl is for lack of special talent or "cheat" as they overcompensate it in the fantasy world. When in actuality they will probably relapse and need to deal with the unproductiveness and self isolation.
Jason Morales
Escapism is dangerous and poisonous anons. Change yourself before it's too late.
Eli Rodriguez
>Audience are people who cannot live without others providing for them yet have the audacity to wish they are leading entire countries
I think that's quite fitting.
Jason Green
A lot of rulers also leech off other people for their daily needs while believing themselves to be better than others without actually having done anything meaningful in their lives
Daniel Gomez
I'd miss my doggo :(
Isaiah James
You mean thisAlso nah. Neets with cheats aren't going to relapse back to unproductiveness
We are talking about people who can justify being a leech for years, showing no gratitude, guilt, and 0 sense of willingness to change and improve
People who still have the audacity to say that the world owes them something
Narcisism in its purest form.
People like this, once given even a slight ounce of power, would be completely filled with nothing but a sense of superiority, irresponsibility, and actively look down on others. Then they would justify it all because someone else did it.
Like this guy
Dylan Nguyen
>we need someone to write an isekai story that isekai fans won't read
What would that achieve other than wasting time and paper? At least paper can be recycled.
Jordan Martinez
That series is good tho i'd argue everyone is simply too kind and understanding of the mc (which maybe the real fullfillment).
That's why we need an isekai with realistic implications, in a way mushoku tensei achieved this, but no other isekai ever except maybe grimgar.
Logan Williams
You're both underestimating and overestimating the public's intelligence and interest, some of the best rated and popular medias have been deconstructions and similar shit.
Jackson Collins
>some of the best rated and popular medias have been deconstructions
Lol no. None of them are "deconstructions", and what you describe wouldn't be one either.
Michael Hill
Nay.
What we need is something that focuses on a well-researched psychological story that revolves around
how people fall into becoming shut-ins,
how they live their livess
it's effects on their health (physical, mental. social)
And how to climb out of the hole we dug ourselves
So far, the best example I've seen discussing this is the game Needy Streamer Overload which revolves around exploring the parasocial nature of internet celebrities, their depression, the mental damages by living in dual attitudes, and how your same fans would turn against you in a drop of a hat because the only thing more entertaining than the rise of a hero, is his fall
I pray we can recieve something similar soon.
Asher Lee
Because isekai is made for people who wants to escape this world
Ethan Hill
Uhhhh what about NHK though
William Long
>it would definitely fail, so why bother
Quiter talk
Rot in your own filth and don't drag others with you
Lucas Turner
Because most isekai these days is built around the MC hating every last detail of their old lives and totally embracing a better life in the new world without looking back at all.
Julian Collins
Why i say overestimating as normies don't know what that would be and tout said isekai with even a semblance of accountability as good.
Already somewhat done with the mahjong manga, i think you're focusing on wanting to change people while i also focus on that and shit that would keep the genre refreshing and sell.
Adam Green
Haven't seen it yet.
Not to my taste as it featured the topic in the lenses of dark humor.
I prefer psychological horror stuff.