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It's just a narrative trope to make the main character, Mizu, an "onryo" and an outcast. It's purposefully jarring that she considers herself "monstruous" but w
by the_af 3y ago
It's just a narrative trope to make the main character, Mizu, an "onryo" and an outcast. It's purposefully jarring that she considers herself "monstruous" but we, the spectators, see she is quite nice, actually.
Calling this "anti-white" (as the now flagged comment this) reveals more of the prejudice of the people claiming so.
> White people are monstrous and disgusting [...] it is completely OK to despise them and all prejudice against them is justified
Many Japanese characters in the show are equally monstruous, and the show's subtext is that it is not ok to discriminate Mizu due to her heritage.
- midnight2 3y agoI just don't care. I get enough anti-Whiteness from literally all other media, why would I choose to watch more for pro-White "subtext"? Not interested in how they choose to peddle their latest propaganda. I am very prejudiced against media that involves killing people for being White. I am very prejudiced against Netflix. I am very prejudiced against Hollywood. They have earned my prejudice.