So I'm reading Katekyo Hitman Reborn

1) You are, of course, always free to have your own opinion, and that's cool. However, most members are not big fans of Bleach. How about we all just forget about the whole "Wingly likes Bleach lolol" thing and just leave him be on the matter, hmm?

2) While I agree that some art styles are... unlikeable, I can't say that's the only element I look at in a manga. The One Piece manga art bothered me for the longest time, but I still loved it.

3) I... had a rant for this one, but I couldn't think of a way to say it without seeming mean. :/

 

Oh. Well, I'm sorry I was wrong th—

The rest speaks for itself.

 

assertTrue(flawedCharacter != badCharacter);

When we say that Bleach has bad characters we generally mean two things and neither of them has to do with character flaws. First, flatness. Sometimes a character is bad because they aren't really there. They aren't believable, relatable, likable or hateable because there isn't much there. Many of Bleach's characters are throw away characters because they're flat and are at best a collection of one or two verbal tics and maybe a repeated hole they fill in the plot. That's one way to have a bad character. Another way to have a bad character is to simply to have a character that is highly inconsistent. A character that doesn't have a consistent set of values or says one thing supposedly in earnest and does another is inconsistent. That's what is meant by bad character.

Also, Wingly. Don't be that thin skinned guy with a victim complex.

 

Well said. I didn't catch that difference before you brought it up.