If you don't mind me, I'd like to give my small grain to the conversation, specially about the OP character trope. See, I like OP characters, they are just satisfying, seeing them curb stomp all their enemies and most of the worst troubles easily.
The idea I would place when making an OP character is either making them socially or emotionally awkward or disfunctional, or changing/narrating the views of others around said OP person, as they are, of course, absurdly OP and Strong, they ought to be taken seriously.
JJK SPOILER WARNING, USING EXAMPLE.
For example Gojo from JJK was dealt with by sealing him away, as, if he had been free, he would have solved all of the troubles, or atleast be a big reason as to why the cursed spirits wouldn't be able to fully reach their objective, like a strong, really sturdy wall of bricks. So, thinking of the absurd strength and power that Gojo had, they chose first to send Toji to kill him, which he almost did, and then they solved it by sealing him away. That's why Gojo is great as a OP Character, he is a force to be reckoned, someone to be respected and feared.
Atleast, that's my view of it, thanks for reading if you did! 😄
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Mob_Da_Reader on Chapter 4 Sun 23 Jun 2024 12:23AM UTC
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