Wuk Sucks

Character building must be really foreign to a lot of these posters

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Originally Posted by Rxvenluvsducks

Tell me you don't like children learning their reason of fighting for peace, without telling me you don't like children learning their reason of fighting for peace.

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Aang was a well written child learning their reason to fight for peace.

Wuk just comes off as a standard shonen protagonist and is really annoying.
However, I'm not even halfway through the MSQ, so I'm willing to give her the benefit of the doubt

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Originally Posted by Dubont

Character building must be really foreign to a lot of these posters

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You don't have to out yourself like this for never having read actual good character development.

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Originally Posted by Dubont

Character building must be really foreign to a lot of these posters

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The character building with Wuk Lamat is terrible. It is the kinda stuff you can expect a 6th grade kid to write really. From over confident and naive to still over confident and naive (but it works out this time because the power of friendship).

Wuk Lamat kind of reminds me of Naruto.

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Originally Posted by Dorito_Burrito

Late night, come home

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Wuk sucks, I know.

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Originally Posted by Rxvenluvsducks

Tell me you don't like children learning their reason of fighting for peace, without telling me you don't like children learning their reason of fighting for peace.

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Serei no Moribito did this trope infinitely better than what DT did with it. It can be done well, and DT did not do it well.

Suk Lamat.

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Originally Posted by Dubont

Character building must be really foreign to a lot of these posters

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Bakool Ja ja had more character development that Wuk. And he was still more cartoonish joke than a real character.

Pray return to the Wuk Lamat!

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Originally Posted by HighlanderClone

You don't have to out yourself like this for never having read actual good character development.

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Yeah. Wuk Lamat does not have character development. She's literally the same person she was when she started, with the minor exception that she isn't "afraid" to show weakness--which isn't character development at all; it's just her getting used to companions who don't care. She starts the game incredibly naive and cartoonish and ends the game the same way.