Why is the "Literally Me" archetype so polarizing?
Why is the "Literally Me" archetype so polarizing?
Aiden Bailey
Nathan Mitchell
Image is missing Kyon
Ian Cooper
It feels even more shameless than the usual blank self-insert.
Nathaniel Davis
kyon is not near as intelligent, nihilistic, and/or possessing of a wicked sense of humor as those four
Nicholas Jackson
Who's the last guy
Nolan Campbell
But he was the original “Literally Me” character
Tyler Walker
>still trying to force this meme
Give this shit a rest already, it was never funny. It's cringy as fuck.
Kayden Ramirez
But 50%man is the result of literal human experimentation
Nathan Thompson
Ditch Ayanokouji. He's a boring, poorly-written expy of the first two. Sakuta is also kind of a tool, and barely only fits.
Michael Young
That's why he isn't included.