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r/CharacterRant is a subreddit with 139k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is huge in size, and has high activity.
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Popular Themes in r/CharacterRant
#1
Pain & Anger
: "The idea that inherently evil monster races in fiction are bad due to racial connotations is fucking stupid and ironically racist as fuck"
30 posts
#2
Advice Requests
: "Why do people hate so much the concept of a race/species that is simply evil in nature?"
1 post
#3
Ideas
: "Powerscaling, as it exists today, is hampered because of two things - the assumption that defeating means a global superiority, and the taking of luck or happenstance as feats"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/CharacterRant
#1
Anime
: "I still haven’t watched a Anime that handles death better than Fmab"
23 posts
#2
Characters
: "Every overpowered Characters can easily be made interesting just by giving them drawbacks"
16 posts
#3
Invincible
: "Invincible’s excessive fakeout deaths are by far the worst part of it."
13 posts
#4
Superheroes
: "I love it when Superheroes have rivals in the form of other Superheroes."
12 posts
#5
Writing
: "[LES] "There's a reason the villain did [Ridiculously stupid thing], you see, he's extremely arrogant!" Nah, the Writing probably just sucks."
12 posts
#6
Batman
: "Batman should never have joined the Justice Leauge"
9 posts
#7
Les
: "[Les] I hate when an anime organization has members numbered by strength and the main characters conveniently only fight them from lowest to highest"
9 posts
#8
Manga
: "Deaths in demon slayer hits much harder than JJK deaths despite both Mangas suffering from nearly issues"
7 posts
#9
Comics
: "So Invincible (mark) is really bad at fighting (season 3)"
6 posts
#10
Villains
: "I will always love it when a villain is called out and proven wrong."
6 posts
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