ITT: Authors that created or popularized tropes you despise
ITT: Authors that created or popularized tropes you despise
Lincoln Hall
Landon James
Whichever one brought the herbivore male trope to the mainstream
John Rogers
100% she was a cum slut in her youth.
Noah Diaz
that's her, but Hideaki Anno also helped
Carson Walker
the gundam creator for spliting the mecha genre into super robot and real robot
Lucas Gray
Lucas Turner
What? None of her male protagonists is a submissive beta. Look at Ken Akamatsu with Love Hina instead, which also codified the modern harem genre as a whole.
Levi Garcia
when it comes to haremshit Rumiko had to walk so Akamatsu could run
Colton King
isn't the Urusei Yatsura MC a submissive beta?
Luke Hill
Literally just watch any episode or read any chapter. He's a huge pervert who doesn't want to commit to just Lum because he's always chasing anything with a skirt.
Grayson Morris
that's your mom
Easton Watson
Why do you talk such nonsense if you haven't even read a description of the character?
Connor Cooper
why did this even get popular
Michael Powell
oh yeah back in the day the standard MC was a horny pervert that gets blueballed all the time rather than a bland loser that just happens to be a pussy magnet because just because the plot demands it
James Smith
Ken Akamatsu
John Wood
that's why I only like harem with a carnivore male MC
Easton Cruz
I hope he becomes a corrupt politican so I can hate him both as an artist and as a person
Joshua Mitchell
I deeply appreciate his contribution with Devilman and Mazinger but god I can't deny he is the reason why weebshit became a coombrain medium
Christopher Green
But Based Akamatsu will save anime from globohomo scourge
Caleb Richardson
>the gundam creator for spliting the mecha genre into super robot and real robot
That was never a distinction you absolute retard. Actually try watching some pre gundam robot shows.
Christian Bennett
whoever made dragon quest and Final fantasy.
Cameron Anderson
I think it was the first Harem of many (My case) and the idea seemed more original from that perspective.
But that taught me to avoid 3 big red flags in a romcom:
1 Main Character Is A Weakling With No Balls
2 The cast is made up of more than 3 love interests (Quality before quantity)
3 Avoid those anime/Manga where the final couple is more than obvious from the beginning - God, how I hate Rumiko for this, she creates good characters just to put them aside so that her self-insert always comes out victorious, a little variety , ma'am please-
Jacob Gonzalez
I would like to thank you all trannies for making me hate anything related to this woman.