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Under what circumstances do characters with edgy senses of fashion or personalities become enjoyable and well-written? Is it possible to do without reducing them to joke/irrelevant side characters?
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Frankly, I never really got very edgy vibes from Tokoyami. He's more of a "classic" 80s anti-hero, heroic but struggles with his powers.
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He's a total bro, loyal and polite. He's more like what >>159336070 says, and things like his obsession for black are used in a funny way, so you can see there's an actual character underneath that edge veil.
Bakugo on the other hand, is the perfect definition of insufferable edgelord, and I can't understand how people other than fujos might like him.
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>Bakugo on the other hand, is the perfect definition of insufferable edgelord, and I can't understand how people other than fujos might like him.
He's getting better
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Birdboy is balanced out by being awkward and cheesy. He's almost never given the appropriate backdrop to complement his design because it's funnier.
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>>159336315
Lord of Explodokills is liked for his ironic edgyness
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>>159335955
When that edginess does not entirely define their character and isn't constantly throw into the viewers face.
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