Post by Leon Tekashi on May 28, 2017 12:22:12 GMT -5
In this thread, you simply agree or disagree if Asuka is a good protagonist of the series or not. You can also feel indifferent with it. With that said, let's get started.
In my opinion, with everything that happened, starting with the two arcs in SKB to the two timelines (3DS and Versus), I'd say she's a competent protagonist. While I do think her overall character is rather vanilla, that doesn't mean that she's bad. See, she starts off as rather naive, especially when she didn't learn the concept of being a sword and shield or when she was interacting with Homura at first. Although, as the story continued, she began to understand Homura and the rest of Hebijo (Before they became Crimson Squad) better while also learning about being a sword and shield by helping out her teammates. Fast Forward to SK2 and SV specifically, her development does show in both games as she became less naive and more mature, mainly when serious stuff was going down. I can't say much about her in EV since I felt that her and everyone in Hanzo and Crimson Squad were shafted in favor of New Hebijo and Gessen, so that those two groups could get their time to shine and development.
With all of that said though, Asuka has a promising future as a protagonist of the series. I wish her luck and I hope to see her grow as a person and a character. I still think she's vanilla but she's cute, outgoing, optimistic, and rather likeable... With some innuendos with her love for futomaki rolls. Lol
Fight on, Asuka.
In my opinion, with everything that happened, starting with the two arcs in SKB to the two timelines (3DS and Versus), I'd say she's a competent protagonist. While I do think her overall character is rather vanilla, that doesn't mean that she's bad. See, she starts off as rather naive, especially when she didn't learn the concept of being a sword and shield or when she was interacting with Homura at first. Although, as the story continued, she began to understand Homura and the rest of Hebijo (Before they became Crimson Squad) better while also learning about being a sword and shield by helping out her teammates. Fast Forward to SK2 and SV specifically, her development does show in both games as she became less naive and more mature, mainly when serious stuff was going down. I can't say much about her in EV since I felt that her and everyone in Hanzo and Crimson Squad were shafted in favor of New Hebijo and Gessen, so that those two groups could get their time to shine and development.
With all of that said though, Asuka has a promising future as a protagonist of the series. I wish her luck and I hope to see her grow as a person and a character. I still think she's vanilla but she's cute, outgoing, optimistic, and rather likeable... With some innuendos with her love for futomaki rolls. Lol
Fight on, Asuka.
