Unpopular Opinions

[Rm4999]

I honestly don't care about when people call certain MUGEN characters cheap or whatever. I don't really look at Mugen from a balanced perspective. What drew me to it, was the fact that it is highly customizable, with different characters. stages, screenpacks, etc.

The punching bags category needs to go. Very immature and childish stuff there. Same thing goes to the V*re category. I'm not sure why people are attracted to that stuff.

Referring to my first point, I believe that its impossible to make a perfectly balanced MUGEN.

[Gomamon]

Wishing you were born or wanting to live in the past does NOT mean you are 'born in wrong generation'.
Some people just find aspects of life in the past interesting, and they feel like these years would be special for them. And some people do NOT hate modern life, but just feel like repeating the past would be pretty cool.
And some people love old songs, but also listen to some new songs. Same thing with anime, television, cartoons, games, books, manga etc etc.
You can wish you lived in the past or wish you were born in the past, but still not be 'born in wrong generation', because you have your reasons why you wish the said things.
'Born in wrong generation' would be people who complain about the time they live in, mostly on social media, but people were complaining about the time they live in even before the era of internet, it's just that you see way more people complaining because of social media and technology becoming more powerful. Old is always new again. People (even if it was maybe less common, people ALWAYS found something to complain about or something they don't like and everyone's life changes at one point) in the 90's were wanting to live in the 80's and 70's and hating on the 90's, they just said that in the real life, because 90's internet wasn't the fastest thing in the world. Technology has advanced so, that is why you see way more "i am born in wrong generation" comments, because internet gave us power to express ourselves by saying something we have always wanted to say.
But some people are just like "Ah, you know, it wouldn't be bad to live in the past, life is ok now, but i would like to go back.", that is NOT wrong generation. And some children or teenagers listen to an old song that came out before they were born and compliment it "What a cool song!", but that doesn't mean they were born in wrong generation just because they like a song that was out before they were planned. Maybe they just like old fashioned things and they see something positive in them.
It's self explanatory, but i am happy to let anyone know more about something. Life always had its ups and downs, before and now. In the worst situations, there could be something positive, and in the best situations, there could be something negative, but the balance between two is what makes life special. Life wouldn't be great if it was constantly the same, if it was ALWAYS negative or ALWAYS positive. There must always be a balance between multiple things, drinking too much of water has negative effects as well.

"Beginnings are usually scary, and endings are usually sad, but it's everything in between that makes it all worth living."

[4chan rei delas]

i honestly don't know if i have unpopular opinions

[yupsalmeida]

i like balance tho

[Gomamon]

A list of UO's:
1. I strongly dislike Mickey Rooney. I have looked at his images from the times when he was young, and he always looked ugly to me. Unattractive is a weak word. Ugly is how i really feel about him. There are a lot of other good and attractive actors, but Mickey Rooney has always disgusted me and made me feel uneasy and disgusted. Never understood the appeal of him, some famous actors have got my love and interest, but he is not one of them.

2. There was s*xual music and there were s*xual things in the past too. I get that the modern songs are way more s*xual and about dr*gs than before, but let's not beat around the bush here, Mozart literally made a composition about *ss. (the title is inappropriate so, i am not saying it) And also, The Rolling Stones' song Satisfaction was about s*xual frustration as well. Life was never innocent, you were just younger so, you think everything was beautiful and innocent. People (not saying everyone, but some people) have always loved s*x and s*xual things, they showed it in different ways. I mean, men in the 50's were crazy with Marilyn Monroe, girls fell in love with Elvis, men and women also wanted a piece of Marlon Brando. It's rare, maybe even impossible to find a year, decade or era that was purely innocent. People were always s*xual, you just notice it when you grow up.

3. Forcing someone to watch something is rude, especially if they will not like it. I know you want someone to see something cool, but i'd like it if people would ask first "Do you want to see something?", not just say "HEY, COME SEE THIS SH*T RIGHT NOW!". (literally no one said that to me, but that is just an example) Holy sh*t, i do not force you to look at cute Digimon, and to look at how cool King of Fighters games are, yet you call me, without my permission, to come see something, instead of asking me. Like, i have my own life, i am not here to be for your entertainment. It's cool that you like something, but i prefer being with myself and looking at things i like, and i shouldn't look at everything you enjoy. I know they don't do it out of a bad intention, but it's still pretty annoying. (sorry if i sounded immature here, just annoyed)

4. It should be normal to criticize someone and/or something you like. Like, even critics themselves don't want to hurt anyone's feelings, they are just expressing their opinions on something. You won't be hurt if you criticize someone or something you like, because you yourself are doing it, not someone else.

5. I do not like Twitter and Tumblr. Few pros though, both sites can have good fanart and likeable people, but the cons are stronger. I do not use either, tried to use Twitter and i never liked it, found Tumblr complicated, but that is not why i dislike them. I dislike Twitter because of cancel culture, and how whenever i Google search something and look up the images, i get an unneeded Twitter profile pic out of nowhere. Like, if i'm looking for Satsuki from Tsukihime, i'm looking for Satsuki from Tsukihime. Not Goku or some random guy i do not know anything about. And i saw a lot of Tumblr posts with either too much all undercase or ALL CAPS text, that is why it does not appeal to me. if you type like this or IF YOU TYPE LIKE THIS, i am not interested in what you have to say. Caps can be useful for important information, as long as not every letter is caps locked. Just caps lock the important parts, not the whole text.

6. I apologize if this sounds edgy, but i do not like most of people. Not all, but most of them. I feel like i don't relate to anyone, and a lot of people look like they will either judge or dislike me. Though that is my problem, not theirs. I do NOT hate everyone, but i can safely say i am not a fan of humans. I find them bland. I love some people, i like some people, i hate some people, i dislike some people, these things are normal.

[joedee12]

I think Sonic Lost World is really underrated, sure the plot is bad but I really enjoy the gameplay

[Gomamon]

1. Criticizing or insulting yourself isn't always a cry for attention or wanting empathy. You can just simply not like yourself and admit it publicly, but not do it for attention and empathy, just to be honest. Like, yeah, for some people, criticizing yourself is a bit pointless, but hey, some people just want to get their feelings out.

2. Parents/siblings don't ALWAYS have to check every single thing their child/sibling does on the internet, some children can actually tell what is fake and what is real, and know that they shouldn't trust everyone. (saying child/sibling because sometimes, there are parents who care too much about what their children do, but also sometimes, even sisters and brothers can be curious of what their sibling is doing) If a parent/sibling is hiding something from their child/sibling, their child/sibling has a right to hide something from them as well, as long as they aren't doing anything suspicious or harmful. If a child/younger brother or sister is browsing the internet talking to cool people secretly and looking at appealing SAFE (which means, no p0rn) images they like, and not looking up how to buy dr*gs and weapons, let them be, internet is not dangerous if you use it for good things and know how to be careful and know what you should NOT browse. Kids and siblings want some private time for themselves, families shouldn't always know everything, we all feel bad when we don't have our me time. I don't trust anyone on the internet, but i did met some cool people, i guess. And secrets are secrets, there are some things you hide to yourself because you just don't want to open up about them, and that is completely okay.


3. I don't like concerts. Okay, i enjoy listening to music, but i never liked concerts, i am shy, embarrassed, not confident and unmoved around people, and i do not like extremely loud music that will make me lose my mind, (i am talking from experience) and i also really dislike huge crowds of people, anywhere and everywhere. I enjoy places that have separated people, and not too many of them together in one.

4. (Not so unpopular, but literally thousands of people think that video games cause violence so, what do i know) You can like or enjoy something in fiction, but not like it in real life. Definition of fictional = not real, mostly inspired by an individual's imagination who wants to give their imagination an visible image. Like, you can be amazed by an fictional character

cutting off someone's head

, but would scream if you saw that in real life. You can play some The King of Fighters game for hours, but not go outside and threaten to beat everyone. You can play Mortal Kombat but still be merciful on everyone. You can play as Shiki Nanaya in Melty Blood games, but be a nice person in real life who wouldn't hurt anyone. That's because it's fictional. It's a game. Games are not real.
I enjoy fighting games, but i do not pick fights with people. I do not mind blood and g*re in fiction, but i get creeped out by real life m*rder. Makes a lot of sense. Some people should gain ability to tell reality and fiction apart, you can play 100 of games where you beat and destroy people or other living beings (there are some games where most of the focus is on other living beings that aren't humans, i can say some if you'd like), but still be a nice and not abusive person in the real life. Video games do not cause violence, but not telling difference between reality and fiction does. Fiction and games are created for entertainment, but not everyone understands that. Some gamers can be actually intelligent moral people who do not hurt anyone because they can tell right and wrong apart and tell fiction and reality apart, and just want to live their life and entertain themselves, not every gamer is a mentally ill person with a bad childhood who wants to hurt people because they were hurt.

[Wandering Collector]

In My Opinion, I believe That Screenpacks with Extremely Large Slots are some of the best screenpacks because then you wouldn't taking up too much space.

[Gomamon]

People are romanticizing smart children and being smart since childhood, making it sound better than it actually is. I was not a smart child, but there are few flaws about being smart since childhood. People make it sound and look like if you're a smart child, you have better childhood than other children, which doesn't sound true to me.
Most of children who are smarter than an usual child often end up feeling empty or not happy in their childhood or when they grow up, and knowing too much kind of takes your childhood away, making you feel different from other children and feeling like you don't fit in.
I do not like the word 'dumb' so, i'd say, children who are careless and unaware of life are the happiest. Most smart children have grew up too quickly, and didn't enjoy their childhood. I often feel a bit sorry for smart children, i congratulate them, but i also feel like being smart can ruin childhoods.
Note: I am talking about children with high IQ and children who know something they should know when they grow up, google search Kim Ung Yong for a good example. Nothing wrong with teaching a child about life, but they should be careful with what they are learning, children who already know algebra and difficult equations feel a bit miserable. But children who know how to count from 1 to 10, who know names of animals and what sounds they make, who can speak their native language and know how to speak their language correctly without too much mistakes are often happy, because they are learning the basics of life which aren't too complicated.

This sounded better in my head so, sorry if this post is boring. This is just my opinion, but there can be happy people who were smart since childhood or children who are smart AND happy so, feel free to disprove me.

[TerraforMARz]

It's honestly one thing to have dark humor, it's a completely different ballpark when you're being a jerk on the internet for the sake of attention. I say that to say this, stop blaming cancel culture and political correctness when it comes to you being called out for saying some genuinely messed up stuff. Hiding behind the excuses of "irony" and saying that "everyone is sensitive" or "everybody is soft" does not help your case and in fact makes things worse because now you refuse to see the flaws in your actions. Granted, cancel culture isn't exactly in the clear neither. I understand the need for accountability, but digging up another person's past for no other reason other than to publicly prosecute them for the immaturity of their past self does not make you the righteous hero you think you are. You're being invasive, and very narcissistic. The internet is founded on anonymity. Some people don't expect to blow up overnight in popularity, and neither is everyone a saint on the internet. Be realistic when you're online because chances are it'll always just be a case of "The pot calling the kettle black".

[Gomamon]

I am tired of "if you didn't watch this show/play this game/read this book, you aren't a 90's kid" memes but sayings as well. Some people are bloody honest when they say it, and aren't joking. Sh*t like this is the reason why people cannot relate to anyone and why others feel bad for being themselves and having their own lives. No, no, no. If you were born in early 80's to early 90's, then you are a 90's kid, because you remember the 90's since they were years of your childhood. Not if you watched some show, played some game or read some book. If they're joking, then it's ok, but if they're saying it seriously, then i want to hit them. Also, the same thing can be said for the 2000's kids. If you were born in 1990 to 2003 and remember the 2000's, you are a 2000's child. Though some people born in 2004 and 2005 remember some of the 2000's years too. Here. Let me make your life easier.

And something similar to that, no, your childhood is not bad or sad if you don't remember some show, game or book. Some children are being

s3xually abused

, starving of hunger, beaten and yet some random people on the internet think that you had a "bad/sad childhood" just because you didn't watch some show in your childhood they liked. Seriously, man, some people really don't think about others.
(sorry if i sound rude or angry)

[Rm4999]

I am tired of "if you didn't watch this show/play this game/read this book, you aren't a 90's kid" memes but sayings as well. Some people are bloody honest when they say it, and aren't joking. Sh*t like this is the reason why people cannot relate to anyone and why others feel bad for being themselves and having their own lives. No, no, no. If you were born in early 80's to early 90's, then you are a 90's kid, because you remember the 90's since they were years of your childhood. Not if you watched some show, played some game or read some book. If they're joking, then it's ok, but if they're saying it seriously, then i want to hit them. Also, the same thing can be said for the 2000's kids. If you were born in 1990 to 2003 and remember the 2000's, you are a 2000's child. Though some people born in 2004 and 2005 remember some of the 2000's years too. Here. Let me make your life easier.

And something similar to that, no, your childhood is not bad or sad if you don't remember some show, game or book. Some children are being

s3xually abused

, starving of hunger, beaten and yet some random people on the internet think that you had a "bad/sad childhood" just because you didn't watch some show in your childhood they liked. Seriously, man, some people really don't think about others.
(sorry if i sound rude or angry)

I 100% agree with you on this.

[Gomamon]

I 100% agree with you on this.

Thanks, i am glad to know that. Some people are arrogant and want to feel special so, they attack you for not doing the same things they do or did and they insult you just because you are different from them, but you don't need these kind of people in your life. I know that everyone wants to be cool in once, but let's be cool people without hurting anyone and without using insults and putting others down. I feel like not enough people talk about people who judge others by childhood they had so, that's why i said this opinion.

[Firebrand92]

The $u!c!de Squad was better than I expected. Not great, but pretty good.

[KanbeiKS7]

DeviantART is an amazing site...

[KanbeiKS7]

Thats the problem with it now it's so unorganized that you will always see, 18+ stuff next to amazing pieces.

[Gomamon]

They're a bit cliché, but i really like evil versions of characters in fiction.
I am not just talking about protagonists, but characters in general.
Let me give you few examples:
Kusanagi, (KOF03, KOF02UM) Orochi Iori, Orochi Leona, Shiki Nanaya, (the Kagetsu Tohya and Melty Blood version) Akiha Vermillion, (Idk much about her, but i think that Akiha Vermillion in Melty Blood is also one of Tatari's creations like Nanaya, WArcueid and Kouma are) Red Arcueid, Sion Tatari etc.
I know that other people see them as unoriginal and not much effort put in them, i really like them, and i don't want to sound deep, but every person has a good and bad side to them so, that is why i have always liked evil version of characters in fiction. They express the other side of some character and can be sometimes more fun to play than the original counterparts. And some of them can be what-if? as well, which makes things more interesting. (Shiki Nanaya is pretty much a what-if? version of Shiki Tohno if he didn't have MEoDP, trained Nanaya Assassination Arts more, didn't fear killing others, and wasn't adopted by the Tohno family so, both are Nanayas, but one is not afraid of killing, meanwhile the other is the one you play as in Tsukihime and Kagetsu Tohya from his perspective, although the games treat him as if he's an biological family member of the Tohno family.)

(Kusanagi and Kyo are NOT the same person, but i still included him because i really like him, and i always thought of him as evil version of Kyo, even if it may or may not be true)
Spoilers:

Iori Yagami and Orochi Iori are the same person, Leona and Orochi Leona are the same person.
In Kagetsu Tohya, Shiki Nanaya appears as Shiki Tohno's nightmare, created from his fear of killing. He's one of Tatari's creations in the first two Melty Blood games. (MB2002 and MBReact have the same story mode)
In Melty Blood, Red Arcueid is one of Tatari's illusions, Arcueid is a vampire that doesn't s0ck people's blood and can go out in daytime without a problem so, Red Arcueid is pretty much Arcueid if she got crazy. Sion and Sion Tatari are the same person, because as far as i know, Sion Tatari is not a creation or an illusion, Sion turned into her when she got possessed by Tatari.
I am not too sure, but i think that Akiha Vermillion is one of Tatari's illusions as well, since you fight her in Melty Blood's story mode. However, in Tsukihime and Kagetsu Tohya, Akiha Tohno and Akiha Vermillion are the same person, as seen in Akiha, Hisui and Kohaku routes, Akiha Vermillion also appears in few comedy scenes of Kagetsu Tohya.

[Rm4999]

I don't have a problem with pineapple pizza, I don't get why people hate it so much. I mean its not the best kind of pizza out there, but its better than having no pizza at all.

This one might get disliked, but why do lot of fan-made KOF characters look so edgy and have dark powers and all that? Isabeau is a good example. She's a great character in terms of gameplay, but her design just screams edginess. It's like if somebody took Shadow the Hedgehog (or some other dark/edgy character) and Kula and threw them together in a blender.

I'm not really a big fan of horror stuff, like movies for example. There some exceptions, like I don't mind games where you kill zombies, those are fine. But paranormal and slasher movies? Not my cup of tea.

[Gomamon]

I don't have a problem with pineapple pizza, I don't get why people hate it so much. I mean its not the best kind of pizza out there, but its better than having no pizza at all.

This one might get disliked, but why do lot of fan-made KOF characters look so edgy and have dark powers and all that? Isabeau is a good example. She's a great character in terms of gameplay, but her design just screams edginess. It's like if somebody took Shadow the Hedgehog (or some other dark/edgy character) and Kula and threw them together in a blender.

I'm not really a big fan of horror stuff, like movies for example. There some exceptions, like I don't mind games where you kill zombies, those are fine. But paranormal and slasher movies? Not my cup of tea.

I have never tried pineapple pizza, but to be fair, i have had some bad pizzas that are not pineapple pizza. One messed up thing, people were actually happy when the pineapple pizza maker died. Even if it's a joke, it's still messed up, because as far as i know, the guy just made some food that most of people do not like, but they kind of exaggerated with their hatred. The pineapple pizza maker didn't commit murder, theft or something like that so, i don't see a huge reason to hate him. There are few exceptions, but even though it's a generic saying, it's not okay to speak ill of the dead, unless if they were cruel people in life who have done horrible things to people.

This may sound ironic, but for some reason, i do not like most of fan made KOF characters, i love KOF and its original characters, but the fan made characters in MUGEN games kind of make MUGEN games less fun for me, most of them look a bit generic and not so KOF, though there may be a reason for that. The only exception is Element though, cool guy. (Gustav and Sinobu are official characters, though they appeared ONLY in GBA games, Gustav is cool in my opinion, but Sinobu looks like a lame younger version of Goenitz)

I am wimpy so, i never watch horror movies, however, i do not mind some creepy and scary scenes in fiction, as long as there aren't jumpscares, those are scary at first, but they later become lame, and an old story, and are kind of unoriginal, you can make a good horror without million sudden jumpscares. And as long as scenes are planned and written well, and appear in the right time, i don't really need an scary event EVERY time, just some peace first, and then, something happens, everyone is curious and tries to find out. More interesting that way, because you know there's something scary, yet mysterious going on.
(For example, i loved that SPOILERS

scene in Tsukihime where Satsuki shows her hands, covered in blood, while she's smiling. Kind of sad with the way Satsuki was treated in all of the routes, but i guess it was important for the story. And plus, Digimon Tamers started becoming creepy when Jeri got possessed by D-Reaper, i actually got scared when i saw her face, however the creators put some effort on D-Reaper and its effect on the anime, they didn't make you see D-Reaper million times on the screen, they tried to make the atmosphere and feeling creepy in other ways.

Different things appeal to different people, some people are not into horror, but don't mind scary scenes, some people are not into romance, but are cool with romantic scenes.)

[Rm4999]

I have never tried pineapple pizza, but to be fair, i have had some bad pizzas that are not pineapple pizza. One messed up thing, people were actually happy when the pineapple pizza maker died. Even if it's a joke, it's still messed up, because as far as i know, the guy just made some food that most of people do not like, but they kind of exaggerated with their hatred. The pineapple pizza maker didn't commit murder, theft or something like that so, i don't see a huge reason to hate him. There are few exceptions, but even though it's a generic saying, it's not okay to speak ill of the dead, unless if they were cruel people in life who have done horrible things to people.

This may sound ironic, but for some reason, i do not like most of fan made KOF characters, i love KOF and its original characters, but the fan made characters in MUGEN games kind of make MUGEN games less fun for me, most of them look a bit generic and not so KOF, though there may be a reason for that. The only exception is Element though, cool guy. (Gustav and Sinobu are official characters, though they appeared ONLY in GBA games, Gustav is cool in my opinion, but Sinobu looks like a lame younger version of Goenitz)

I am wimpy so, i never watch horror movies, however, i do not mind some creepy and scary scenes in fiction, as long as there aren't jumpscares, those are scary at first, but they later become lame, and an old story, and are kind of unoriginal, you can make a good horror without million sudden jumpscares. And as long as scenes are planned and written well, and appear in the right time, i don't really need an scary event EVERY time, just some peace first, and then, something happens, everyone is curious and tries to find out. More interesting that way, because you know there's something scary, yet mysterious going on.
(For example, i loved that SPOILERS

scene in Tsukihime where Satsuki shows her hands, covered in blood, while she's smiling. Kind of sad with the way Satsuki was treated in all of the routes, but i guess it was important for the story. And plus, Digimon Tamers started becoming creepy when Jeri got possessed by D-Reaper, i actually got scared when i saw her face, however the creators put some effort on D-Reaper and its effect on the anime, they didn't make you see D-Reaper million times on the screen, they tried to make the atmosphere and feeling creepy in other ways.

Different things appeal to different people, some people are not into horror, but don't mind scary scenes, some people are not into romance, but are cool with romantic scenes.)

Yeah, I was gonna bring up the pineapple pizza creator's passing. His name was Sam Panopoulos, a Greek-Canadian cook who owned a restaurant in Ontario that served mostly American and Chinese-inspired food, in addition to pizza. He wanted to make a pizza with a sweet and savory flavor, and that's when the pineapple pizza was born. But yeah, you're right, nobody should making fun of an person's death like that.


I forgot Sinobu even existed, but again it seems like the KOF games on GBA have but mostly been forgotten. I mean none of the characters that are exclusive to those games have made any other appearances, except for Mugen.