If I scripted a TV show where a character didn't clean their teeth and spit in the sink... would anyone bother watching?
If I scripted a TV show where a character didn't clean their teeth and spit in the sink... would anyone bother watching?
Hm.
Masks over the eyes: hero.
Masks over the mouth: villain.
Am I wrong?
[edit] Should have said, I'm 100% comparing ICE to comic-book superheroes. [/edit]
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This can't be good - we're at ep 32 and there's already a wedding. (Technically it's their second wedding, but the first one is mostly part of the backstory.) Is this a Neo Hou thing? In Back From the Brink he marries the fl thrice, and there's room for a third wedding here.
Another explanation could be that Hou picks romance dramas I actually want to watch - I'm not big on the genre so I don't know if this is common ๐คท๐ปโโ๏ธ
Review: Azumi
Azumi (ใใใฟ), 1994-2008, Koyama, Yuu, Big Comic Superior Warning for (a lot of) rape and murder. STORY: 8 Meet Azumi, a child soldier raised to become the deadliest assassin of medieval Japan. Follow her along dangerous missions as she murders literally dozens (if not hundreds) of people who could upset the stability of the Tokugawa shogunate. The subject is a classic, but the result is an intense sword manga with thrilling fight scenes, historical political intrigue, and many great [โฆ]https://mangaispolitical.noblogs.org/post/2026/03/14/review-azumi/
Mal eine Frage: Ich habe hier gelernt, dass es #tropes gibt. Lohnt es sich eurer Meinung nach, dieses Thema bewusst anzugehen? Ich habe bisher versucht, interessante Geschichten zu schreiben und mir keine Gedanken dazu gemacht, welcher Trope bedient wird, und ob das gut ist oder schlecht.