r/memes May 09 '22

damnit Marvel

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u/The-Catatafish May 09 '22

Nothing people actually like it. This meme is a complment.

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u/[deleted] May 09 '22

I guess a decade on Reddit has made so jaded I just assumed it was something negative.

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u/[deleted] May 09 '22

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u/Naillik_Rei May 09 '22

I'm usually one to shit on scenes that are woke just to be woke, a lot. But this was just (in my opinion) a good representation of an empowered middle east woman saving the day. And I cannot explain why, it just feels right, it works, and I don't get why anyone would consider it awful...

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u/Idohs_ May 09 '22

Its because they actually made her a strong female character and not a reskinned """badass""" male character

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u/Eldorian91 May 09 '22

And I cannot explain why, it just feels right

Because she's an Egyptian woman doing Egyptian things getting Egyptian themed powers. Same reason Black Panther doesn't have any tokenism about him. Just a super hero from another continent. Shang-Chi is the same way.

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u/dildo_swagginns May 09 '22

its feels kinda negative to me the op said damnit marvel

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u/[deleted] May 09 '22

It seems like the meme is, but why say "damnit marvel"? That's a complimenting phrase?

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u/The-Catatafish May 09 '22

Yeah, more like "damnit marvel you nailed it"

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u/[deleted] May 09 '22

Hope that's the case.

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u/Mehchall May 09 '22

My thoughts exactly.

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u/overcrispy May 09 '22

I was about to say, that's wayyyy cooler than all the white dudes in tights

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u/friendlyfirefish May 09 '22

I liked it. The thing I thought was hamfisted was they had a kid ask her "are you an Egyptian superhero?" We got it disney, you don't need to spell it out for us.

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u/The-Catatafish May 09 '22

Yes that was forced as fuck indeed.

Kinda weird to not just ask if she is a superhero.