>the more you know about a creator as a person, the more you

>>144246491
What happened to colonel Sanders?

>>144246491
>Is there a single person where this doesn't ring true?
Fixed

Tomino.

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>>144246491
The most loved bald man in the world.

Hirohiko Araki

>>144247443
>>144246898
This
Only retards hate Tomino

>>144246491
I think this is because a lot of people build up creators as these amazingly awesome people when more often than not they are just normal people that might have weird attributes that set them apart. Of course you'd learn to dislike someone after placing them on a pedestal when you know little to nothing about them other than what they've created.

>>144247492
>>144246898

>>>/m/14446408

Everyone should read this.

>>144247535
This. Also love/hate relationship is good I think.

>>144247535
>just normal people that might have weird attributes
But isn't this way actually more fun?

>>144246491
>>the more you know about a creator as a person, the more you hate them

Yeah, but isn't this just true for all human beings in general? Unless you're in love?

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>>144247639
Not if anything that's brought up about them just ends up being shitposting material.

Also, the general problem with creators is that we don't know ENOUGH about them. Therefore any shred of rumors or small tidbits about who they are as people get totally blown out of proportion and totally distorts their actual image. Most prominent example I can think of is Mamoru Nagano, but a bunch of others like Tomino and Oshii occasionally get shat on too for the same reason.

The only exceptions to this rule are Anno and Miyazaki, but even for them it's hard to separate the rumors from the truths.

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>>144247443
>>144247492
Not after this travesty.

>>144247684
My general opinion is quite the opposite.
Maybe it's because I'm just a jerk but I tend to dismiss a lot of people I don't know well as idiots. Getting to know more about them is generally a positive and refreshing experience.

On the other hand when you are in love you tend to idealize the subject of your affection and can be easily let down if then turn out to be not what you expected. So maybe having a favorite creator is akin to that sort of feeling.