| 1 | ! Necessary Negative |
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| 3 | No matter where you look, whatever work you see, there always seems to be [[DarthWiki/DethroningMomentOfSuck one of these moments,]] even in amazing series like Manga/OnePiece, or the game VideoGame/BioshockInfinite. It's bad enough that humans AccentuateTheNegative everywhere they go. Not to mention, tropes like BrokenBase are [[Creator/ValveCorporation (nearly)]] inevitably going to settle for certain works. But that is partly ''why'' this trope will always be around, because what is a DarthWiki/DethroningMomentOfSuck for one person is a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome for another (and vice versa). |
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| 5 | The main reason, though, is this: '''Nothing is perfect.''' There will ''always'' be flaws in a given work that can be found. And naturally, some of those flaws are ''so'' bad, that these moments happen. Is it ugly? Yes. Do we like it? No. Is it inevitable? Sadly, yes. Can it help us appreciate our favorite shows/games/etc. more? Strangely, yes. Due to the dominance of HypeAversion, not everyone is going to think that a certain anime or movie or what-have-you is as good as others make it out to be, and in fact, said people will likely look for the flaws of said overly hyped event going on, not necessarily because we hate quality, but rather due to us being the reasonable watchers we are, and pointing out that the hyped thing ''isn't'' perfect. When that isn't the case, ''then'' do you have more people actually interested, and thus having HypeAversion, well, averted. |
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| 7 | So whether or not you like these moments, they will ''always'' be around, and we as viewers must pull forward to accept these moments so that when we get back to the fun stuff, we can enjoy the work more. |
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