macycalloway
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Fanon VS Canon Chuuya
Wanna point this out, Chuuya isn’t just strong, he’s smart. People act like he’s just a brawler who throws punches without thinking, but the guy literally fooled Fyodor. And Dazai. That alone should end the argument about whether or not he’s got brains.
He knows how to read a situation, make decisions fast, and get things done. He’s a mafia executive, meaning he has actual leadership skills and people respect him. He’s not some hot-headed grunt running around on impulse—he’s calculated when he needs to be.
Even in a fight, he doesn’t just swing blindly. His moves are precise, his form is solid, and he doesn’t waste movement. He doesn’t rely on Corruption unless there’s no other option, because he actually knows how to win without it.
And yeah, he’s got a temper, but that doesn’t mean he’s dumb or easy to manipulate. He grew up surrounded by backstabbing and power struggles, and he survived it. You don’t make it that far in the Port Mafia by being an idiot.
People need to stop reducing him to just “short, angry, and reckless.” Chuuya’s got brains and brawn, and it’s about time fandom gave him credit for both.
Hello Hilarious, I want to welcome you to The Tumbler popcross Fandom. And ask who your favourite character is.
Mine is Champagne, which is quite obvious
My best favourite is heath, which is equally obvious
ARAVA 4EVER, dresden in close second
The more I think I about it, the more I realise how alike Hunter from TOH and Fear Herself from MVT are.
Comparison
Upbringing:
Both Hunter and Arava had strict and demanding upbringings, leading to a sense of duty and resilience.
Hunter's upbringing was within the structured environment of the Emperor's Coven, while Arava's was on a tropical island with heavy responsibilities from a young age.
Manipulation and Exploitation:
Hunter was manipulated by Belos into believing he was his nephew and used as a tool.
Arava was exploited by her village for her powers, never receiving genuine appreciation.
Guilt and Internal Conflict:
Hunter's guilt stemmed from his fear of failure and his internal conflict with his loyalty to Belos.
Arava's guilt was more profound, rooted in the accidental death of her mother and the creation of demons.
Loss and Betrayal:
Hunter felt betrayed upon discovering the truth about his origins and abandoned Belos.
Arava experienced a significant loss when she was stripped of her Overseer powers, adding to her feelings of betrayal and inadequacy.
Emotional Turmoil:
Hunter's trauma manifested as anxiety, fear of being replaced, and difficulty forming connections.
Arava's trauma was more intense, with erratic behavior, deep-seated insecurities, suicidal tendencies, and a path to redemption.
Arava: Question, is your mum Tarsa?
Astra: Yes.... Why?
Arava: Oh, you also have severe mommy issues.
Astra: Wait what-
Arava: Shut up, I'm leaving.
Ok, how would everyone react to finding out they are in a story, that the fourth wall exists and Benny isn't crazy?
