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She was literally a demon hunter raised to believe all demons must be wiped out, yet when she’s faced with her sister’s half-demon child, a literal abomination by their own rules and a walking biological hazard that could destabilize the Honmoon just by existing, she chooses not to kill her, throws away everything she was taught, takes her in, raises her as her own, and even trains her to become a hunter, all while knowing the risk she represents, and somehow the story still turns around and frames her as a failed mother figure like she didn’t already do far more than anyone in her position ever would.
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>>153404146
Zoomer writing
and fandom thing, media has villains but they prefers to hate random characters
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The movie barely used her and the backstory stuff properly. It's weird for me to hate a character that barely existed.
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>>153404146
I hope she's one of those milfs who fuck young men, holy fuck anons.
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This lady exists for five minutes total, it ain't that big of a deal.
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>>153404146
She exists for like 5 minutes tops. What antagonization?
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>>153404146
She hot
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>>153404146
Pretty hair
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>>153404668
She fucks young women. Mostly Rumi.
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>>153404716
She comes as distant and demanding
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>>153408892
so she fucks all Saja Boys off-screen?
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>>153409430
Hhhot.
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>>153409430
To test their power level before killing them so she can record how strong Gwi Ma's agents are becoming. Not because she wants hot demon boy cock or anything.
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>>153404699
This. I watched KPop Demon Hunters months ago, and couldn't tell you what I recall about her even if I tried.
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>>153408326
yeah ikr
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Fuck her. She ruined Rumi.
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>>153415426
ruined how?
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>>153406747
Shame it's only ever the OP image shared here. Celine deserves more simps!!
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>>153416515
With her strap. The real reason Rumi doesn't date is because no dick matches up to Celine's strap on skills.
>>153416972
Anon she has about 2 minutes screentime there's only so much we can use
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i like the movie, the songs and animation in particular but i hate the dumb liar revealed bullshit and the jinu romance
his story was just meh and only got redeemed because he was a hot guy

he killed himself in the end to stop the gwi ma but committing suicide is the bare minimum of what korean dudes should do anyway so thats not really a plus
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>>153408892
>>153404668
You like pedophiles?
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>>153408892
>>153409430
She's celibate. Doesn't even have a husband nor bf at her age lmao. All she does is sit next to her sister's grave
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>>153404146
They clearly cut a whole bunch of scenes for runtime. I noticed that much when I watched it the first time around.
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>>153417307
Nigga Rumi is like 24
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>>153404146
She is a lesbian isn't she?
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>>153404146
That sounds like failure to me
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>>153408326
A single silver streak of hair is sexy.
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>>153417826
my headcanon is the reason why Celine never married is because she sees all men as demons, after to see how her sister had a demon seed
I don't see she should'be a lesbian more than the fact all hunters are women
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>>153404146
Every good story needs an antagonist.
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>>153417826
Typical busy business lady who is going to die as a spinster.
This plus being an overbearing mother is a perfect antagonist for normie women.
Would probably end up getting her back broken by swarthy lothario who is an obvious scumbag.
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>>153419724
>Typical busy business lady who is going to die as a spinster.
>This plus being an overbearing mother
The fuck is this superposition bullshit?
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>>153404146
Failing to immediately atone for minor raymond cism is the worst crime to this gen
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>>153419724
>Would probably end up getting her back broken by swarthy lothario
Kdh 2 is Celine whoring out Huntrix to american rap labels to build their brand even higher
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>>153419762
Thats just how it is.
Despite what women in power and paid shit stirrers/bots online think, normie women are highly against women like that.
God help them if the lid is opened on the rampant sexual abuse by women in positions of authority. #metoo dissappeared the day women and homos were rightfully equally targeted. Disney woukd be shut diwn overnight.

Anyway. Yeah. Thats how it is.
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>>153418186
I don't hate that headcanon
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>>153419445
Not every story
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>>153404146
You're confusing what the movie tells you about her with what the fandom has built up around her. Retard.

She represents “the past”—the lessons Rumi has overcome to become something new and better. Not a bad mother figure. She's only incomplete in the lessons she's learned. Rumi is the next step.
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>>153404699
>>153404573
There’s this one scene that I remember getting a little too fixated on. Where Zoey and Mira are on their way to the bath house, and they invite Rumi, who declines. But they don’t invite Celine, who is sitting right there at a breakfast table and who is apparently only present in the scene to conveniently warn Rumi about the importance of keeping her secret, once the other girls are out of earshot. Really made me confused whether or not Celine was living with them. Or, if not, what she was doing there that particular day. Also kinda made Mira and Zoey look like dicks for not inviting her or even acknowledging her hardly at all. For a second I wondered if maybe she was a ghost they couldn’t see.

I mean, I wouldn’t want that kind of thing to be over explained anyway. It’s not vitally important to the function of the scene to explain why she was there. But it really does highlight to me how little presence she has.
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>>153421875
Why would Zoey and Mira invite Celine? Celebrities typically don't hang out with their managers unless its a business function.
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>>153421988
She’s not their manager though. Bobby is their manager. Her official role is Rumi’s adoptive mother and the group’s “mentor,” whatever that means here.

Like, I can get why they’d want their bff to come with them and not necessarily want to do a spa day with their auntie figure. That’s not my worst problem here.
But I still have questions. I can’t even tell if this scene took place at their apartment or not.

If Celine was in the background in more scenes and it was apparent she just lives with them, that’d be one thing. But it’s the only scene where she’s just chilling in their proximity like that. But she apparently didn’t have any work or business that needed to be done at their place either. Even if she’s not their manager, just as their “mentor,” I’d expect her to be there on some kinda business, like you suggested. But she’s not. Otherwise the two girls wouldn’t just run out to the bath like that. And if Rumi had accepted the invitation, I suppose Celine would just be left alone, and have to see herself out? I suppose she’s close enough that that could just be normal for them. But then it sorta seemed rude that Zoey and Mira didn’t even say “see you later” to her. Or that Rumi didn’t latch on to saying she has to do mentor/mentee stuff with her as another excuse to not go to the bath.

I just expected those kinds of gaps to fill themselves in as the movie progressed, but then she was barely in it. Her role in the girls’ lives is very vague, is what I’m really getting at.



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