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I LITERALLY SAID NOT ALL OF YALL? Mb since I didn’t say that originally but do you truly think I meant every single Bi-Han stan around the globe? I’m saying that THE ONES I MYSELF HAVE SEEN, be dragging it out and acting like he does just about no wrong. You clearly have seen better from Bi-Han stans than I have but you must’ve took this the wrong way. I’m simply saying that most times when I’ve seen the ppl try to defend Bi-Han, they drag down other characters to do so. Which can range from Tomas to Takeda? I’m not mindlessly hating, I’m simply saying that some of them are being a bit nonsensical about his character. Sometimes they’re understandable, but from my personal experience they tend to lose me.

Bi-Han stans are some of the most delusional and nonsensical MK stans I’ve ever seen. That, and most times the CONSTANTLY have to bring down other characters, especially Kuai Liang and Tomas(sometimes even their dad that we have not seen), to make him seem decent. I agree that his disapproval of Tomas dosent make him evil, but they be DRAGGING IT😭

You just know! Female kung lao would have a great body! Big tits hips and ass! And she knows it too

I thought Kung Lao fits this trend well. My poor boy 😭

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Does any of this stop me from shipping bireena? No

NEED to talk about the new Invincible episode and it being a heartbreaking display of how the manifestation of trauma can hold you back from accepting newfound happiness.

First off, such an interesting subversion to build Rex and Rae’s relationship around healing and trying to remedy their past trauma only for it to lead to them not actually starting a new path together because Rex is literally not ready to heal yet. I think because of how the season was going and Rex falling into the comic relief role I was expecting a more linear path to finding happiness, so him deliberately refusing to leave and start new because he’s resigned himself to a life of unhappiness is a much more tragic direction to take his character that I wasn’t expecting. Despite the fact that he’s grown a lot, he still isn’t someone that views a happier life as something attainable to him, and as long as he believes that he can’t actually heal with Rae.

And the fact that it’s literally that resignation that parallels Powerplex’s story. One of the first lines is his sister telling him “It’s the childhood we never got” while they’re watching her daughter play. Powerplex and his wife– they had a child but we see them resigning themselves to lives of revenge so much so that their own baby was robbed of the chance to ever have a childhood at all. In the end Powerplex was his own worst enemy even when the opportunities to focus on potential healing presented themselves.

Rae and Rex’s clashing resolves were due to the childhoods they never got to have. Rae’s speech about finally wanting to take a risk for herself and make her own decision to seek a better, happier life is a heartbreaking contrast to characters like Rex and the Duvall family.

Definitely one of my favorite episodes of this show

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Nah fr though, they talk a lot of shit for people who SNATCH UP INFANT BABY GIRLS! I don’t think Li Mei is the problem…

i swear every time li mei opened her mouth they was just coming after her. I DONT LIKE THATTT. like i get why they’re upset but did they even try to hear her out?

edit: saw some tower endings, yea wtf. they’re legit mad at her for something she didn’t do???

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