Why does /a/ dislike flawed characters?

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What you mean, nigger? Akko is sex, that's why I like her.

>>156374729
Because /a/ is full of flawed characters.

>>156374729
A flawed character that never learns or improves is what's bad. AKA, Akko.

>>156374729
Because "muh Mary Sue" and "muh purity".

because I'm a perfect human being.

>>156377630
This
Fuck off from my board you failed abortions

>>156377275
>show literally has a metric for how much she improves
>SHE ISN'T IMPROVING GUISE

>>156377724
Her "improvement" is acquiring powers that are borrowed, that belongs to others.

An actual improvement would be she working hard to learn magic, not to learn how to use a magical rod that gives her super powers when in need. If she trips and lets the Shinny Rod fall in a hole she become useless right away.

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>>156375070
>doing this in a room full of lesbian

>>156378480
>learning magic
>character development

An annoying character is not the same as a good one.

Because bad writers usually forget that flawed characters are suppose to grow and change as the story goes on. And there's only so much a viewer can take before we get sick and tired of how incompetent a character can be. I'm not referring to Akko, just in general

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But I love flawed characters. Obviously it depends on the kind of flaws.