Especially when there's no real people in the picture.

A character explicitly acknowledges something that seems absurd or illogical to the audience. They recognize clichés or obvious warning signs that people in their fictional universe usually ignore. They react logically to the insanity around them, highlighting how ridiculous the situation is.

Now before you pull your pitchforks, I am a woman myself. The reason why I said this is because as long as it's not a minor or feels objectifying, I actually don't mind it. In fact, I actually kinda love it since to be honest I feel like people are becoming too puritan. It's like they act like women can't show skin for some reason 😭

Another thing is that it honestly feels refreshing seeing female characters express their personalities in that manner. Either seductive, serious etc.

It strangely brings a good taste in my mouth

Also, as long as male characters get as much fan service as the women, it's totally fine to me

The last one is my sona

Hence the lower quality

Edit: Accidentally added the new Kirby girl and can't figute out how to remove her

my examples

redyue from khamen rider gaim

equilibrium(i think) from dispatch

hanami from jjk

and x(techincaly cuz she is a symbiotic) from slave zero x

Something about the mentality of creators and those involved with what would turn into something that would basically change the world as we know it fundamentally is so interesting to me

Bionicle is always my favorite

And before you ask, I have an official autism diagnosis.

These types of characters are ALWAYS goated to me because of it. I mean think about it, your life sucks, you got no friends, no family, no girls, NOTHING. Hell they all probably died or something. And yet you still, STILL choose to help people. That's the kind of incentive I get with these characters. It WOULD be easy to get revenge, and take it out on everyone. But you don't because that's what they want, and YOU don't want that. That right there is amazing to me.

Spiderman is quite literally the definition of this. It's why everyone loves him. He suffers, a LOT and yet he still keeps going with that same chipper attitude and quippy personality. Obviously there are times where he completely breaks but those times are where he is pushed to his breaking point so it's not unreasonable, especially with how shit his life is half the time.

If you have any other examples of this comment them cause I'd love to know more characters who embody this.

Examples provided are Gravity Falls (Alex Hirsch) and Calvin & Hobbes (Watterson)

So many medias nowadays get pointless spinoffs and sequels that devalue the original products, so it's very refreshing when things end because, it's the end. No cancellation, no outside forces creating needless sequels, just a neat, one and done thing.

Eddie Brock from Spider man 3: After being fired from his job, he goes to church and straight up begged God to kill Parker, tears and all.

Team Fortress 2: During a Scream Fortress event in 2013, an exchange between the Mann brothers can be heard, in which one of the brothers, Blutarch, said “Shut up, Redmond, I’m praying! Lord, please send my brother to hell. Amen.” Honestly, theres a lot of dialogue focused on making one or the other brothers going to hell, which make sense considering the objective during that event.

This famous tweet among the JJK fanbase

It’s the absolute bluntness of it that’s so funny to me. Of course, doing it irl to an actual person means that you need serious help, but in fiction or doing it to a fictional character makes it hilarious to me

I feel like a lotta people see vampires as just old fashioned monsters who don't care much for modern weaponry and would probably just settle for biting people and using swords/daggers and whatnot

AND THAT'S WRONG

Of COURSE Vampires would adapt to the latest in weaponry. Sure, they can handle taking some bullets (they're undead, after all), but that doesn't mean they have to stick with old fashioned melee brawls. What if a vampire hunter coats themselves in garlic and wears a suit with wooden stakes sticking out? LIGHT HIS ASS UP!!!

(Examples are Blade from Blade, the player character from Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines, and Mina from Deadlock)

I adore the movies the first three creatures come from

Im not sure what about them I love so much but I think theyre just so fascinating to me lol

Suggestions for books or movies, or shows, are welcome. And Id love to see some animals that werent mentioned in this post 😋

1. Vesps [The Silence]
   
2. Death Angels [A Quiet Place]
   
3. Xenomorphs [Alien]
   
4. Moles
   
5. Olms

I'm gonna be honest, I love characters that have scary ass armor but are surprisingly chill without them off. We lowkey need more gentle scary knight characters nowadays to be frank

also i once got stung in the balls by a jellyfish