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[003] bofadeez Current Version
30th Sep '16 at 12:48:14 AM
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Made an account after years of lurking just for this, which is really lame but whatever we're all lame here.
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Made an account after years of lurking just for this, which is really lame but whatever we\'re all lame here.
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Flanderization isn't YMMV specific agreed, but the other uses on the main pages of this wiki have been for extremely concrete and undeniable examples like it's namesake. But the entry here is defo resting solely on a transparently biased interpretation of what's In Character for Kaiba. This is the same guy that blew up an entire island for catharsis POST character development, thinking to hell with the piece of mind of all the already emotionally exhausted people on it so long as he'd more or less assured their physical safety. Sure it's not deplorable by Kaiba standards, especially with all his well established and understandable issues, but that's still not a huge leap to taking the loss of a really important person in his life especially hard after not getting closure, and still being in the headspace of seeking out and sating his own emotional needs both before everyone else and also before common sense. Because this is only six months after the manga, not years.
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Flanderization isn\'t YMMV specific agreed, but the other uses on the main pages of this wiki have been for extremely concrete and undeniable examples like it\'s namesake. But the entry here is defo resting solely on a transparently biased interpretation of what\'s In Character for Kaiba. This is the same guy that blew up an entire island for catharsis POST character development, thinking to hell with the piece of mind of all the already emotionally exhausted people on it so long as he\'d more or less assured their physical safety. Sure it\'s not deplorable by Kaiba standards, especially with all his well established and understandable issues, but that\'s still not a huge leap to taking the loss of a really important person in his life especially hard after not getting closure, and still being in the headspace of seeking out and sating his own emotional needs both before everyone else and also before common sense. Because this is only six months after the manga, not years.
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It's also important to mention this movie isn't even out in any majority-english speaking countries yet, let alone internationally. Meaning most of the Kaiba fans who are upset, a group which is not a majority even amongst Kaiba's fans specifically, are living in countries who haven't even gotten the movie, and are instead basing their outrage on summaries of the film posted by people who did see it. People who are Kaiba fans themselves and either don't mention feeling any problems toward the characterization, or who actively liked it. Even on whole boards for fans from Korea and Japan, the countries that have actually gotten this movie, have even fewer people saying he's OOC than everywhere else.
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It\'s also important to mention this movie isn\'t even out in any majority-english speaking countries yet, let alone internationally. Meaning most of the Kaiba fans who are upset, a group which is not a majority even amongst Kaiba\'s fans specifically, are living in countries who haven\'t even gotten the movie, and are instead basing their outrage on summaries of the film posted by people who did see it. People who are Kaiba fans themselves and either don\'t mention feeling any problems toward the characterization, or who actively liked it. Even on whole boards for fans from Korea and Japan, the countries that have actually gotten this movie, have even fewer people saying he\'s OOC than everywhere else.
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Which is possibly why \"Mokuba is wholly supportive of him\" is in both the entry here and on the Anime and Manga/Flanderization page, despite Mokuba explicitly trying to halt his brother\'s more blatantly dangerous risks multiple times between the tie in prequel manga and the movie itself. Once during a scene in the movie which would be impossible to forget if you\'d seen it, due to it\'s placement and memorability. Not even getting into how Mokuba assisting his brother in his escapades despite his concerns is completely in character. Out of character for Mokuba would be if he never voiced a concern.

Dunno what usually happens in cases like this, and I\'m not getting in an edit war about it. So I leave all this to the more experiences tropers to handle.
[002] bofadeez
30th Sep '16 at 12:40:13 AM
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Made an account after years of lurking just for this, which is really lame but whatever we're all lame here.
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Made an account after years of lurking just for this, which is really lame but whatever we\'re all lame here.
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Flanderization isn't YMMV specific agreed, but the other uses on the main pages of this wiki have been for extremely concrete and undeniable examples like it's namesake. But the entry here is defo resting solely on a transparently biased interpretation of what's In Character for Kaiba. This is the same guy that blew up an entire island for catharsis POST character development, thinking to hell with the piece of mind of all the already emotionally exhausted people on it so long as he'd more or less assured their physical safety. Sure it's not deplorable by Kaiba standards, especially with all his well established and understandable issues, but that's still not a huge leap to taking the loss of a really important person in his life especially hard after not getting closure, and still being in the headspace of seeking out and sating his own emotional needs both before everyone else and also before common sense. Because this is only six months after the manga, not years.
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Flanderization isn\'t YMMV specific agreed, but the other uses on the main pages of this wiki have been for extremely concrete and undeniable examples like it\'s namesake. But the entry here is defo resting solely on a transparently biased interpretation of what\'s In Character for Kaiba. This is the same guy that blew up an entire island for catharsis POST character development, thinking to hell with the piece of mind of all the already emotionally exhausted people on it so long as he\'d more or less assured their physical safety. Sure it\'s not deplorable by Kaiba standards, especially with all his well established and understandable issues, but that\'s still not a huge leap to taking the loss of a really important person in his life especially hard after not getting closure, and still being in the headspace of seeking out and sating his own emotional needs both before everyone else and also before common sense. Because this is only six months after the manga, not years.
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It's also important to mention this movie isn't even out in any majority-english speaking countries yet, let alone internationally. Meaning most of the Kaiba fans who are upset, a group which is not a majority even amongst Kaiba's fans specifically, are living in countries who haven't even gotten the movie, and are instead basing their outrage on summaries of the film posted by people who did see it. People who are Kaiba fans themselves and either don't mention feeling any problems toward the characterization, or who actively liked it. Even on whole boards for fans from Korea and Japan, the countries that have actually gotten this movie, have even fewer people saying he's OOC than everywhere else.
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It\'s also important to mention this movie isn\'t even out in any majority-english speaking countries yet, let alone internationally. Meaning most of the Kaiba fans who are upset, a group which is not a majority even amongst Kaiba\'s fans specifically, are living in countries who haven\'t even gotten the movie, and are instead basing their outrage on summaries of the film posted by people who did see it. People who are Kaiba fans themselves and either don\'t mention feeling any problems toward the characterization, or who actively liked it. Even on whole boards for fans from Korea and Japan, the countries that have actually gotten this movie, have even fewer people saying he\'s OOC than everywhere else.
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Which is possibly
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Which is possibly why \"Mokuba is wholly supportive of him\" is in both the entry here and on the Anime and Manga/Flanderization page, despite Mokuba explicitly trying to halt his brother\'s more blatantly dangerous risks multiple times between the tie in prequel manga and the movie itself. Once during a scene in the movie which would be impossible to forget if you\'d seen it, due to it\'s placement and memorability. Not even getting into how Mokuba assisting his brother in his escapades despite his concerns is completely in character. Out of character for Mokuba would be if he never voiced a concern.

I\'d say you could maybe salvage it by using the word seemingly or something, but that\'s it.
[001] bofadeez
30th Sep '16 at 12:39:47 AM
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Made an account after years of lurking just for this, which is really lame but whatever we're all lame here.
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Made an account after years of lurking just for this, which is really lame but whatever we\'re all lame here.
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Flanderization isn't YMMV specific agreed, but the other uses on the main pages of this wiki have been for extremely concrete and undeniable examples like it's namesake. But the entry here is defo resting solely on a transparently biased interpretation of what's In Character for Kaiba. This is the same guy that blew up an entire island for catharsis POST character development, thinking to hell with the piece of mind of all the already emotionally exhausted people on it so long as he'd more or less assured their physical safety. Sure it's not deplorable by Kaiba standards, especially with all his well established and understandable issues, but that's still not a huge leap to taking the loss of a really important person in his life especially hard after not getting closure, and still being in the headspace of seeking out and sating his own emotional needs both before everyone else and also before common sense. Because this is only six months after the manga, not years.
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Flanderization isn\'t YMMV specific agreed, but the other uses on the main pages of this wiki have been for extremely concrete and undeniable examples like it\'s namesake. But the entry here is defo resting solely on a transparently biased interpretation of what\'s In Character for Kaiba. This is the same guy that blew up an entire island for catharsis POST character development, thinking to hell with the piece of mind of all the already emotionally exhausted people on it so long as he\'d more or less assured their physical safety. Sure it\'s not deplorable by Kaiba standards, especially with all his well established and understandable issues, but that\'s still not a huge leap to taking the loss of a really important person in his life especially hard after not getting closure, and still being in the headspace of seeking out and sating his own emotional needs both before everyone else and also before common sense. Because this is only six months after the manga, not years.
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It's also important to mention this movie isn't even out in any majority-english speaking countries yet, let alone internationally. Meaning most of the Kaiba fans who are upset, a group which is not a majority even amongst Kaiba's fans specifically, are living in countries who haven't even gotten the movie, and are instead basing their outrage on summaries of the film posted by people who did see it. People who are Kaiba fans themselves and either don't mention feeling any problems toward the characterization, or who actively liked it. Fan boards for fans from Korea and Japan, the countries that have actually gotten this movie, have even fewer people saying he's OOC than everywhere else.
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It\'s also important to mention this movie isn\'t even out in any majority-english speaking countries yet, let alone internationally. Meaning most of the Kaiba fans who are upset, a group which is not a majority even amongst Kaiba\'s fans specifically, are living in countries who haven\'t even gotten the movie, and are instead basing their outrage on summaries of the film posted by people who did see it. People who are Kaiba fans themselves and either don\'t mention feeling any problems toward the characterization, or who actively liked it. Even on whole boards for fans from Korea and Japan, the countries that have actually gotten this movie, have even fewer people saying he\'s OOC than everywhere else.
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Which is possibly
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Which is possibly \"Mokuba is wholly supportive of him\" is in both the entry here and on the Anime and Manga/Flanderization page, despite Mokuba explicitly trying to halt his brother\'s more blatantly dangerous risks multiple times between the tie in prequel manga and the movie itself. Once during a scene in the movie which would be impossible to forget if you\'d seen it, due to it\'s placement and memorability. Not even getting into how Mokuba assisting his brother in his escapades despite his concerns is completely in character. Out of character for Mokuba would be if he never voiced a concern.

I\'d say you could maybe salvage it by using the word seemingly or something, but that\'s it.

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