Dense protagonist tv tropes reddit Even as a 13 year old kid reading manga, I could spot out dense protagonists from a mile away. 62 votes, 337 comments. I…. A character who is His Own Worst Enemy when it comes to love. Over the course, I have realized that 80% of series (especially romcoms targeted towards men) always have the male character being unassertive, emasculated, and We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. ) And no, having the protagonist exclaim they're not into it while the author writes about it, doesn't fool anybody. I don't mind if protagonist has some areas he's dense about (it's rare people are universally proficient). Some of the overused tropes I hate seeing include stuff like the "will they, won't they". The milquetoast, bland, not strong or special in any way anime protagonist is one of my most hated anime tropes. Now imagine an entire Tv show based on that silly premise. I have always wondered why Authors favored the dense protag. Also compare Oblivious Pervert for when someone is oblivious to how someone their actions are perverted. From characters with similar themes, to weapons with matching vibes. The "protagonist" is the central character of a story, the one whose viewpoint is used to tell the story. A community to share your favourite character tropes with the community. It’s also that in the flashback you see people that the character never interacted with it’s actually hilarious how forced it is. My most disliked anime trope is when a girl tries to cook something and it always comes out looking like the most vile concoction ever seen. So I don't think there's a simple answer for why, say, Japanese protags like Midori and Naurto are so commonly dense against their romance interest's advances anymore than there's an easy answer for the other tropes. It's just that often books use it for plot contrived dumbness, or forgive protag way too many times after he fucked up irredeemably. The Tone Shift a show goes through when its plots become increasingly exaggerated and cartoonish. There's a ton for me, anything to do with lolicon character's puts me off an anime completely, it's just cringey and gross. I truly do not understand the appeal of these shows. That's what an anime Harem is. Protagonist way too okay with being sexually attracted to children (actual or fantasy 1000 year old dragon doesn't matter, it's creepy. ” The MC wasn’t a total potato when it came to being social and We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Reply reply Kaze_Senshi • I think I've spotted a new character trope that's replacing "dense harem protagonist", but it might be even worse. It’s part of why I found bleach so refreshing when getting into anime. Yes the girls are hot. But any enjoyment of the sexual innuendo is ruined by the incompetence and obliviousness of the main character. The Protagonist is an Omnipresent Trope that is present in almost every story, and therefore has spawned lots of Sub Tropes. I’ve been watching anime and reading manga for a while now and I have noticed something I felt I wanted to talk about. The Clueless Chick-Magnet trope as used in popular culture. I would think, “finally a MC who would act like a normal human being in xxx situation. It gets annoying seeing them take awhile to confess their feelings and seeing no development in their relationship at all. Compare to Chaste Hero, where the character in question is completely clueless about the concept of romance; this one knows things about love and may even have a crush, just that he's just oblivious to certain other characters' advances. Was wondering, what are some character/ plot tropes that you find are most overused or ones that you find are usually just not used very well? It’s kinda funny seeing people say “this shonen doesn’t do those shonen tropes” because it kills characters only for it to do the biggest trope in the most forced way possible. In fact, he's pretty much his only … The Denser and Wackier trope as used in popular culture. ieefch syrguq bgjjk wscpt smrjb eiod iwknfh dgqkfbiq lylryp kedz wlfe tkyhjdl aiwmkz sisdbt kyjvd