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* TooBleakStoppedCaring: A number of readers couldn't stomach the thought of continuing the story because of how each of the heroes' victories is a PyrrhicVictory while the evil Warriors only seem to get stronger and more threatening. While the story warns in advance that it contains graphic gore and adult themes, the sheer amount of dreary content turns away many readers who want more than a HopeSpot.
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* TooBleakStoppedCaring: BrokenBase: The second season of the comic is devoted to the "Losers" of the conflict, detailing the lives of the Warriors who died fighting Minsu and his cohorts. While some readers appreciated learning more about these Warriors and the fights are some of the best in the series, the fact that the story took yet ''another'' detour from the main plot to go on a montage of flashbacks slowed its pacing to a snail's pace. This has led some readers to wish the author would get the story moving again because of the ForegoneConclusion of these Warriors' horrible deaths.
* TooBleakStoppedCaring:
** A number of readers couldn't stomach the thought of continuing the story because of how each of the heroes' victories is a PyrrhicVictory while the evil Warriors only seem to get stronger and more threatening. While the story warns in advance that it contains graphic gore and adult themes, the sheer amount of dreary content turns away many readers who want more than a HopeSpot.
* TooBleakStoppedCaring:
** A number of readers couldn't stomach the thought of continuing the story because of how each of the heroes' victories is a PyrrhicVictory while the evil Warriors only seem to get stronger and more threatening. While the story warns in advance that it contains graphic gore and adult themes, the sheer amount of dreary content turns away many readers who want more than a HopeSpot.
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** Not helping matters is that this version of Earth is outright ''logically opposed'' to happy endings. [[spoiler:Seongjun accidentally sent the world into a groundhog loop, which outright erased every alternate timeline it created, and the ''only'' way to stop it was to turn the world's greatest superhero into the world's greatest supervillain.]] Every alternate universe where Minsu didn't turn into a monster? ''Literally erased from space-time''. The one where he becomes a shallow, psychopathic, world-destroying overlord? ''Becomes canon forever''. It's bleakness at its finest.
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** Not helping matters is that this version of Earth is outright ''logically opposed'' to happy endings. [[spoiler:Seongjun accidentally sent the world into a groundhog loop, which outright erased every alternate timeline it created, and the ''only'' way to stop it was to turn the world's greatest superhero into the world's greatest supervillain.]] Every alternate universe where Minsu didn't turn into a monster? ''Literally erased from space-time''. The one where he becomes a shallow, psychopathic, world-destroying overlord? ''Becomes canon forever''.''Ensures universe's permanent continuity''. In short, each alternate world where most heroes weren't complete assholes was ''pruned'' and we're left with ''this''. It's bleakness at its finest.
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** Not helping matters is that this version of Earth is outright ''logically opposed'' to happy endings. [[spoiler:Seongjun accidentally sent the world into a groundhog loop, which outright erased every alternate timeline it created, and the ''only'' way to stop it was to turn the world's greatest superhero into the world's greatest supervillain.]] Every alternate universe where Minsu didn't turn into a monster? ''Literally erased from space-time''. The one where he becomes a shallow, psychopathic, world-destroying overlord? ''Becomes canon forever''. It's bleakness at its finest.
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* ViewerGenderConfusion: The Verdant Warrior is a long-haired young man with soft, delicate features and an androgynous outfit. As a result, many readers were taken aback when when the Verdant Warrior began using male pronouns.
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* ViewerGenderConfusion: The Verdant Warrior is a long-haired young man with soft, delicate features and an androgynous outfit. As a result, many readers were taken aback when when the Verdant Warrior began using uses male pronouns.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Even though it's shown just how absolutely depressing the fallen Warriors' lives got after they returned home, many readers weren't privy to feeling bad for them when they eventually met their ends, due to the sheer number of innocent people they killed or otherwise made suffer out of spite.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Even though it's shown just how absolutely depressing the fallen Warriors' lives got after they returned home, many readers weren't privy to feeling bad for them when they eventually met their ends, due to the sheer number of innocent people they killed or otherwise made suffer out of spite.spite.
* ViewerGenderConfusion: The Verdant Warrior is a long-haired young man with soft, delicate features and an androgynous outfit. As a result, many readers were taken aback when when the Verdant Warrior began using male pronouns.
* ViewerGenderConfusion: The Verdant Warrior is a long-haired young man with soft, delicate features and an androgynous outfit. As a result, many readers were taken aback when when the Verdant Warrior began using male pronouns.
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* TooBleakStoppedCaring: A number of readers couldn't stomach the thought of continuing the story because of how each of the heroes' victories is a PyrrhicVictory while the evil Warriors only seem to get stronger and more threatening. While the story warns in advance that it contains graphic gore and adult themes, the sheer amount of dreary content turns away many readers who want more than a HopeSpot.
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* TooBleakStoppedCaring: A number of readers couldn't stomach the thought of continuing the story because of how each of the heroes' victories is a PyrrhicVictory while the evil Warriors only seem to get stronger and more threatening. While the story warns in advance that it contains graphic gore and adult themes, the sheer amount of dreary content turns away many readers who want more than a HopeSpot.HopeSpot.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Even though it's shown just how absolutely depressing the fallen Warriors' lives got after they returned home, many readers weren't privy to feeling bad for them when they eventually met their ends, due to the sheer number of innocent people they killed or otherwise made suffer out of spite.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Even though it's shown just how absolutely depressing the fallen Warriors' lives got after they returned home, many readers weren't privy to feeling bad for them when they eventually met their ends, due to the sheer number of innocent people they killed or otherwise made suffer out of spite.
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* TooBleakStoppedCaring: A number of readers couldn't stomach the thought of continuing the story because of how each of the heroes' victories is a PyrrhicVictory while the evil Warriors only seem to get stronger and more threatening. While the story warns in advance that it contains graphic gore and adult themes, the sheer amount of dreary content turns away many readers who want more than a HopeSpot.
