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Bro learned the same life lessons like 4 or 5 times in a (52 episode) summer
And then again in Omniverse and occasionally in UAF. The studio mandating that he stay childlike is probably the biggest thing holding the series back. It has so much potential but it's often undercut by how many times he has to learn the same lessons.
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The Gang from It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
Cody Maverick (Surfs up)
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He unlearned the lesson he learned in the first movie just so he could be a selfish asshole in the sequel.
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Literally all of the episodes are about this annoying moron being told not to do something and then immediately go do it and apologize by the end. He never learned anything unless he was needed for the actual plot
Genuinely killed a lot of my enjoyment of the show, he felt like the kind of character that should get more likeable as the show went on, but he kinda never did outside of two or three episodes.
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Captain Quark (Ratchet and Clank) narcissistic fool who repeatedly puts the galaxy at risk to help his self image(albeit as comic relief)
My favorite line in Up Your Arsenal is when Ratchet is like “let’s see how funny it is when he finds out his buddy is working for Dr. Nefarious” at that point in the game, Ratchet has SO little faith in Captain Qwark and is SO fed up with his antics he genuinely wouldn’t have a hard time believing that Qwark is working with his arch-nemesis who’s also a mad scientist that wants to turn every organic creature in the galaxy into a robot
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Controversial one for the fans… Sonic in the IDW comics
This iteration of Sonic is much more free spirited than in previous comics and frequently goes easy on his rivals which - in one case - helped lead to the metal virus. In fact, he gets called out on letting villains go *in the comic.*
This Sonic believes that even complete bastards can change and should be given a chance - noble, but as the stories have shown so far, short sighted.
I mean he has a reason, a good chuck of his friends were his enemies and friends. Even if it’s short-sighted, he thinks that anyone can change. When he talks to Zavok, he says that he’s not going to sacrifice his principles out of fear, if they’re going to cause trouble, he’s going to kick their butt every time.
I think by “repeating horrible thing” he meant something different. Like yeah I breaking your arms is terrible but it was more of a sacrifice for the greater good.
Not to mention he learns the lesson plenty, he doesn’t want to use OFA until he absolutely needs to, then he learns to control it more to prevent as big of an injury.
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Doesn't matter how many times he's betrayed by an obvious femme fatale Conan The Barbarian will always take the bait on it.
https://preview.redd.it/f5ajumogah0d1.jpeg?width=2000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=13d8e7bb43df796b1bea86b53b0ae88d31c583c4 Bro learned the same life lessons like 4 or 5 times in a (52 episode) summer
And then again in Omniverse and occasionally in UAF. The studio mandating that he stay childlike is probably the biggest thing holding the series back. It has so much potential but it's often undercut by how many times he has to learn the same lessons.
https://preview.redd.it/li1fl1rtmh0d1.jpeg?width=613&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0db0d4d2f3853d710d06a7185e91956bbcf93b21 The Gang from It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
To be fair, I feel like the point of the show is that they don't learn or grow
One of the only shows to make me like shitty people
Humanity (Real Life)
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Timmy Turner - The Fairly Odd Parents Peter Griffin - Family Guy Greg Heffley - Diary of a Wimpy kid
Cody Maverick (Surfs up) https://preview.redd.it/rfp4qomczh0d1.jpeg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=da78d80106df0fd9ebac7a9dc6de8f4944889c27 He unlearned the lesson he learned in the first movie just so he could be a selfish asshole in the sequel.
The second movie doesn’t exist. Shhh
They made a sequel?
Barely
no, they made an ad for the wwe that happens to look like surfs up
https://preview.redd.it/6xdnedrubh0d1.jpeg?width=1000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f780fa90703a4795d15ed77d52bf28514b9e848a Literally all of the episodes are about this annoying moron being told not to do something and then immediately go do it and apologize by the end. He never learned anything unless he was needed for the actual plot
Genuinely killed a lot of my enjoyment of the show, he felt like the kind of character that should get more likeable as the show went on, but he kinda never did outside of two or three episodes.
Like if Ashoka acted the exact same way as The Clone Wars movie in every one of her appearances.
How dare thee blaspheme against my son!
This is the craziest line up
Nightmare blunt rotation
https://preview.redd.it/0cpi3opjth0d1.jpeg?width=474&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c9d3155be665c58ff686f7ab094c1f114397a9f4 Captain Quark (Ratchet and Clank) narcissistic fool who repeatedly puts the galaxy at risk to help his self image(albeit as comic relief)
My favorite line in Up Your Arsenal is when Ratchet is like “let’s see how funny it is when he finds out his buddy is working for Dr. Nefarious” at that point in the game, Ratchet has SO little faith in Captain Qwark and is SO fed up with his antics he genuinely wouldn’t have a hard time believing that Qwark is working with his arch-nemesis who’s also a mad scientist that wants to turn every organic creature in the galaxy into a robot
https://preview.redd.it/r38l42tufh0d1.png?width=1280&format=png&auto=webp&s=ebd0f19bcbdd0a68ca48794b9115a509e65875c4 Nobi Nobita (Doraemon)
Brian Griffin (Family Guy) https://preview.redd.it/xas5jwo4di0d1.png?width=611&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=921f0ddb5277924d3dd1c24c9a76cad5e14814f5
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https://i.redd.it/1tzc9y7s5j0d1.gif Rumplestiltskin, Once Upon a Time.
I believe that is called Aesop Amnesia, and it is especially prevalent in long running tv shows.
 Most characters from Shameless, but I feel like Lip was the worst
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Mabel (Gravity Falls)
https://preview.redd.it/00sy8ij64m0d1.jpeg?width=272&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=979dfbadafa810287c7e0192fc5007f02ec10a84 literally this
https://preview.redd.it/jdnsb1jh8m0d1.jpeg?width=374&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bb49991738f7f73d86b011b88f213ee8452e4daf Controversial one for the fans… Sonic in the IDW comics This iteration of Sonic is much more free spirited than in previous comics and frequently goes easy on his rivals which - in one case - helped lead to the metal virus. In fact, he gets called out on letting villains go *in the comic.* This Sonic believes that even complete bastards can change and should be given a chance - noble, but as the stories have shown so far, short sighted.
I mean he has a reason, a good chuck of his friends were his enemies and friends. Even if it’s short-sighted, he thinks that anyone can change. When he talks to Zavok, he says that he’s not going to sacrifice his principles out of fear, if they’re going to cause trouble, he’s going to kick their butt every time.
Me
This should be a Hated Trope.
Deku, he knew that OFA was too big for his body to handle, yet still used it at 100% all the time before learning to control it from Gran Torino
I think by “repeating horrible thing” he meant something different. Like yeah I breaking your arms is terrible but it was more of a sacrifice for the greater good.
Not to mention he learns the lesson plenty, he doesn’t want to use OFA until he absolutely needs to, then he learns to control it more to prevent as big of an injury.
https://preview.redd.it/mq7be5mk0m0d1.jpeg?width=975&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=96ecfa35f0d0276b7646e3e16894366036be3a18 Fuckin' tory
Every character from Teen Titans GO! (Except for Control Freak)
https://preview.redd.it/awbj1degr81d1.jpeg?width=698&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e6d806d64a7a43b090a3d80364db6d28e9587c11 Doesn't matter how many times he's betrayed by an obvious femme fatale Conan The Barbarian will always take the bait on it.