I completely agree. 5-6 chapters more would match with the extended Vol 4 (in case it bombs) too.
What is infuriating about Agravity Boys? It's like you're still at the pre release time thinking the author would do homophobic jokes, because so far the series is harmless kkkk
Wait, I thought it was just a term that they used to refer to people that they conducted human experiments on, as stated here:
THIS. It was really interesting reading everyone's diverse opinions here as well.
As Caleb said, it refers to the people they conducted human experiments on. The victims, not the perpetrators.
I don't get it either but maybe it feels like if you name a racial supremacist villain "Bob N-word" or something. Insensitive and stuff, and cultural context we don't understand.
I still don't understand, but does the opinion of who is launching this controversy count for anything?
Ah. So going with supercow's analogy, I can kind of see how that would be seen as offensive, and maybe Horikoshi will talk about it in the future. He's usually one to apologize if he makes a mistake. Still... I apologize, but I still don't see this as too big a deal. Like, it'd be one thing if it was a hero, but I feel like this is just a situation where Horikoshi did his usual name thing and didn't think it would cause too much controversy. I dunno what name he'll come up to replace it, if he even does. Still, I just don't think it warrants much outrage, honestly. Maybe it's just me. Thank you, though.
It matters because they're the loudest about stuff like this and it usually paints the fandom in a bad light. Like, this is the first time I'm hearing about this, and I frequent the HeroAca and manga subreddits, so it's probably just a Twitter thing. People still make fun of the fandom for the swimsuit incident in the beginning of Season 3.
And so .....
Infuriating may be a strong word, but I'd still call it a bit disappointing. Geralt, Baba and Saga all basically feel like the same dude, and I just want the author to use alien/space jokes more than poop jokes
Exactly my problem. Tried getting into it twice as well. Not one of the characters is interesting besides for the teachers and I can’t keep reading a series if the main cast and antagonists aren’t good.
I believe author just wanted to write about a group of friends who are like-minded. I would say Geralt is sufficiently different from others and Baba is okay. The problem is Saga, that character needs work.
How in the world is the idea good? It’s like naming a Nazi doctor after a derogatory term for a dead Jew.
I should clarify, I meant the idea of "wanting to hint at a character's personality through the meanings of their name" was good. Using the name for victims of a war crime for someone who perpetrates those very same crimes is the bad execution of it. My apologies! ^^'
What controversy ?
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