Why does everyone complain that a series never has "time to breathe," but then have a meltdown when there are slice-of-life elements?Seriously, what do you actually want? Constant 'bing-bing-wahoo' action, or the occasional slow episode that gives the story a soul? Tell me, because I’m genuinely confused. I know people aren’t a monolith, but fan feedback on social media can make a series do a 180. Then, the creators don't know what they want anymore and the whole thing falls apart.
>>153090298Not wanting moments to be too compressed/not have constant stakes escalation != Wanting Wayne Family Adventures issues
>>153090298If creators are trying to give fans what they want, what are they creating?
>>153090298Whatever it does, it needs to do it right. If there are fights, let them be well-paced and choreographed. If there is slice of life, let it be soothing or poignant or meaningful in some way. Wasting pages on characters in superhero getup eating fast food is not the answer.
>>153090298Who's the shotacon femcel behind the paper?
