Why does shonen ALWAYS fall on the same chosen one trap ?
Why does shonen ALWAYS fall on the same chosen one trap ?
Benjamin Williams
Carson Carter
>ALWAYS
Not even Dragonball did this.
Isaiah Phillips
because being an auspicious being of cosmic significance yet humble origins is more epic than just being some schmuck that somehow succeeds where thousands of years of schmucks up to that point failed
Andrew Reed
losers are born losers winners are born winners. the real question is why do you want people to write stories about losers? is it so you can self insert?
Nicholas Richardson
>shonen
There's your problem
Oliver Clark
>Sh*nen
There's your problem
Tyler Anderson
Monkey Destiny Luffy
Cooper Russell
>Why
There's your problem
Benjamin Martinez
It did and then undid it.
Dominic Williams
Here comes osamu
Isaiah Cox
Predestination.
Anthony Robinson
It's difficult to justify why you defeated the demon lord if you're just a regular human
Cameron Evans
pure willpower isn't a good response?
Benjamin Reed
no
Ryan Reyes
No. If pure willpower was all it took the demon lord would have already been defeated
Parker Harris
that'd be worse
Daniel Sanchez
that just means it was your fate to be born with more willpower than everyone else that tried
Grayson Thompson
It did. Goku was the Super Saiyan God Beerus had a vision about in Battle of Gods.
Parker Nelson
No. The legend remains unfulfilled.
Beerus is still whining about it
Adam Evans
James Reed
Every time I see shit like this at the beginning of a work of fiction, I always think the authors can’t fucking restrain themselves.
It gives an amateurish vibe, to be honest.
It’s a tired and predictable way to start a story. No, you are not a foreshadowing god, stop. It’s obvious and it’s jarring.
Aiden Miller
Does FMA fall into this trap?
Justin Gomez
That file name bro.
Alexander Cruz
>giving a shit about Super retcons
John Bailey
Ed is Hohenheim son, so maybe