What I am saying is simple. I understand the reasoning, but without knowing the character it doesn't hold much weight. How can they know for sure how they would find a character they don't even know? They might even hate her. If I didn't know Mikasa or SnK my posts would have been much shorter.Maybe you should go back one page and re-read what I wrote there. It was never my intention to claim anything or to convince anyone. I just explained why a lot of people probably don't consider Holo as waifu even if they don't know her character.
I even said that I maybe watch Spice and Wolf and I maybe would like Holo, but even if I would like her as a character I wouldn't consider her as a waifu.
If people believe me or not is not important for me, it's my opinion or taste which won't be changed by anyone.
I really get the feeling, people here read what they wanna read.
BTT: Eren already "died" once and she was able to overcome it.
Now this is becoming something else. I admit that I had forgotten about Eren's death. But it doesn't change a lot to what I said about her personality. I never said I was expecting her to overcome it instantly too, that would be unrealistic indeed. How does the fact that she decided to keep living after Eren's death matter here? You are ignoring everything I said before that.Didn't we already see her reaction when Eren died though? Or well,when we all thought he had diedShe vowed to keep living, to never give up, all while thiking he was dead.
Now, admittedly, at the beginning she had given up the will to live, but I find that to be a incredibly natural reaction.
Most human beings DO feel like utterly giving up when they lose someone they love. Mikasa lost her birth parents, she lost her adoptive parents, and then she heard that the person she loved most in the world had died. She lost everyone and everything. Why would anyone rationally expect her to get over Eren’s death within minutes and then suddenly find self-motivation? That would be typical Mary Sue behavior; in other words, completely unrealistic.
It makes sense that after hearing Eren has died, Mikasa is going to think of their memories together. He’s not just some boy she likes because he’s handsome and nice or something; he is the person who saved her from sex trafficking and taught her how to fight. Mikasa losing her will to live yet deciding to not give up so that she can at least remember Eren — sure, that’s not the most ideal reason to live, but it’s a realistic reaction.
She vowed to keep living, to never give up, all while thiking he was dead.



she's cool but come on she's part animal



You're giving out swaztika's to people, based on them "attacking" a fictional entity, that is a hybrid with another species. That's unreasonable to say the least rofl.

