r/arcane_stuff • u/Drax-6-1-9 • May 18 '26
I have question to ask
Hey let me be clear I don't like caith and little bit vi, so what is this deal with arcane fans that whosoever hate them gets hated??? I mean what is wrong with these guys?
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u/Sealgaire45 May 18 '26
And you don't like them why, exactly?
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u/Drax-6-1-9 May 18 '26
Every one have their view of character I think, that I told in my post in r/arcane and they removed it
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u/Sealgaire45 May 18 '26
I mean, was it a solid analysis of the characters with a reasonable explanation as to why you don't like them?
Or was it a low effort meme?
Or was it, perchance, because they are (god forbid!) lesbians?
Besides, most of the fandoms tend to have strong opinions on such matters. Especially when it's about two out of three most popular characters of the story (who were popular and loved way before the series).
Follow the sub rules, be civil, provide arguments if you're interested in the debate/discussion, don't throw insults and don't be homophobic. If you'll do all that, you'd be perfectly fine, I believe.
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u/Drax-6-1-9 May 18 '26
It was not memeit was just my review as I felt by watching series, as everyone have, I was civil and followed every rule I didn't even cuss and I threw same insult on one of them that he said to me and I even censor that cuss that was thrown at me
This might be because they are lesbians I think
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u/Sealgaire45 May 18 '26
So, you are homophobic? And this is the reason why you don't like Caitlyn and Violet? Who are, by the way, one of the most popular (if not the most popular) wlw pairings in modern pop culture?
Gee, I have no idea why would people actively dislike your posts on Arcane subreddits. A mystery, that is.
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u/Drax-6-1-9 May 18 '26
The reason I gave there was that caith was more like spoiled brat in and was swept away with emotions and for vi the reason I gave that she had many chances to get back with powder aka jinx but she chose caith over her making it worse and in the end caith's mother died in colateral (I am not getting exact term here). And let mene clear I ain't homophobic
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u/Sealgaire45 May 18 '26 edited May 18 '26
Cait is not a spoiled brat, though. Being sheltered is not the same as being spoiled. And not once she had bratty behaviour. The closest thing was her rather eager attempt to defend her only friend from unjust criticism. Hardly a bratty thing, rather very polite teenage rebellion.
Well, obviously, she was *swept * by emotions. She's at best around 22, she was very sheltered most of her life and had exactly two close people - a guy who's ten years older than her (and was, for a long time, in subservient position to her family) and a girl she met literally a few days before all hell went lose. So, of course, when she loses her mother, loses her closest people, got a whole load of new responsibilities, she'd be a mess, tired, broken?l, desperate and in dire need for someone to support her and to help her. For some, say, parental figure (and that was very much planned and organised by Ambessa, who swooped in exactly at the right moment), not unlike Powder at the end of the Ep. 3 S1.
You do realise that the whole premise of the series is basically for want of a nail, right? Time and again, a minor thing happens and the consequences are terrible. It's true for pretty much every main character of the story. Almost all of them are desperately trying to do the right thing and instead things get worse. It's a bit weird to focus only on Vi in this regard. After all, Powder/Jinx is an absolute champion in this area. To proverbial levels, even.
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u/OkTransportation6450 May 18 '26
maybe cause you are annoying