that’s so f***ing out of character

beyblade April 20, 2025 9:32 am

and the Korean audience actually likes this ending??? WTF (╯°Д °)╯╧╧

Responses
    What is Happening April 20, 2025 7:50 pm

    They do?

    beyblade April 20, 2025 8:29 pm

    ok my emotions were too high when typing this. check the author’s twitter. i can’t say if they like it, but most do not seem to hate it…but u be the judge of that.

    What is Happening April 20, 2025 11:12 pm
    ok my emotions were too high when typing this. check the author’s twitter. i can’t say if they like it, but most do not seem to hate it…but u be the judge of that. beyblade

    Oh okay. I know Korean readers don't have the best standards but I'd be surprised if they unanimously like it. This is just plain incompetence on the author's part. I feel like at least most of them should recognise this is plain poor writing, right? I'd lose faith in humanity if they don't.

    Genboxxy May 4, 2025 1:05 am
    ok my emotions were too high when typing this. check the author’s twitter. i can’t say if they like it, but most do not seem to hate it…but u be the judge of that. beyblade

    I was genuinely curious about this too, coz I can't speak a word of Korean and when I read the raws (via trans app) it seemed that the general audience did not like it, but then it could've been just a cultural thing where they say something but mean the opposite- coz how dafuq do you explain the author's thought process for plotting, storyboarding, sketching, and finalizing this crappy finale? I'd somehow get it if there's really a HUGE demand for this trope there (but lowkey feel sad for such trash standards if true). The determiner really is going to be how the author proceed with s2-- if they backpedal with the SA, that would mean they tanked and it really was just bad writing; but if they doubled down on being even more toxic, then that action was intentional and there was a clear demand/market for doing it.