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<blockquote data-quote="infowarrior1" data-source="post: 1488871" data-attributes="member: 6516">Heroes of Old Sagas weren't cringe. Yet superheroes in spandex is cringe.Especially those that refuse to put the unrepentant villain down for good. Resulting in a futile cycle.Likewise there is no growth into those powers compared to heroes in the DragonBall universe who had to earn them through training and overcoming challenges:[MEDIA=youtube]AQxOBZQmNfo[/MEDIA]Or interesting exploration of powers like in the &quot;Jojo bizarre adventures&quot; universe where overcoming enemies are more strategic and chesslike. Who are more multidimensional and interesting explorations of the genre.[MEDIA=youtube]lgIuhkG63_s[/MEDIA][MEDIA=youtube]SJTbNiFcbzg[/MEDIA]And at the end of the day the defeat of the villain in superhero stories of D.C. and Marvel don't impact the status quo.Mangas like Jojo on the other hand has a storyline that starts and ends. And so every choice matters.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="infowarrior1, post: 1488871, member: 6516"] Heroes of Old Sagas weren't cringe. Yet superheroes in spandex is cringe. Especially those that refuse to put the unrepentant villain down for good. Resulting in a futile cycle. Likewise there is no growth into those powers compared to heroes in the DragonBall universe who had to earn them through training and overcoming challenges: [MEDIA=youtube]AQxOBZQmNfo[/MEDIA] Or interesting exploration of powers like in the "Jojo bizarre adventures" universe where overcoming enemies are more strategic and chesslike. Who are more multidimensional and interesting explorations of the genre. [MEDIA=youtube]lgIuhkG63_s[/MEDIA] [MEDIA=youtube]SJTbNiFcbzg[/MEDIA] And at the end of the day the defeat of the villain in superhero stories of D.C. and Marvel don't impact the status quo. Mangas like Jojo on the other hand has a storyline that starts and ends. And so every choice matters. [/QUOTE]

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