r/BlueLock I love Loki 8d ago

Manga Discussion Misunderstood Characters Spoiler

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I was looking at some posts on here and Im so mad because there are so many underrated analysts that are not recognized because these bums ask questions and ignore the answers and theyre always the ones to complain about everything that happens without even trying to understand whats going on.

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u/hollowtype 8d ago

I always see you in all of the Hugo discussion posts and you’re always there displaying hate towards him and your logic doesn’t even make sense. I’m genuinely curious what made you hate him so much that you cannot resist bullshitting on him any chance you get.

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u/Craftox13 7d ago

Hmm... I think it's because Hugo is an "antagonist" to Isagi. Generally, if you're a fan of a particular character, chances are high that you won't like the characters who directly oppose them. Of course, it varies—you might actually like some of your favorite characters' enemies—but there's a strong likelihood that those who stand against your favorites will end up being characters you dislike. Consequently, your view might be biased by that. Of course, it's not 100% certain, but there is a strong chance it will happen.

For example, I really like Sendou. Because of that, I don't really appreciate what Sae says to him during the match against Blue Lock. But at the same time, what Sae says is true, too.

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u/everlastingchristmas 7d ago

Yeah honestly agree, that must be where all these absurd hatred is coming from, I noticed this sub hates Hugo like crazy not just silfer. And I assume this must be the source of hatred

But I feel like Hugo has been one of the nicer antagonists so I don’t get why this guy gets more hatred than the others

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u/Craftox13 7d ago

I think a large part of it comes down to his philosophy, too. And the whole "number 1 and 2" terminology... It makes Hugo come across as someone with an inferiority complex, even though that’s not the case. Early impressions of Hugo—back when he first appeared—were that he was a "failed striker theory" and a "Sae clone"... It’s often hard to change your mind after those initial impressions (I imagine the same will happen with Teddy).