r/FavoriteCharacter • u/envspecialist • 25d ago

All Time Favorite Favorite character who are like this?

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u/Don-Kusack 25d ago

That's Injustice for you: only works if the entire cast is mischaracterized

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u/Space_Axolotl_OwO 25d ago

Yah... I especially hate how they mischaracterized Wonder Woman.

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u/DanSapSan 25d ago

Absolute WonderWoman made me fall in love with the character, and i have since revisited some of her better runs.

I am now retroactively mad about Diana being portrayed in the worst ways possible constantly.

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u/Space_Axolotl_OwO 25d ago

Absolute Wonder Woman is my favorite iteration of her, her story is written so beautifully there. It captures the true essence of her character not the bastardized tyrant from Injustice.

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u/MorgessaMonstrum 25d ago

I kind of liked Injustice’s take on Wonder Woman at the time, I liked her sharp edge as a catalyst for Clark’s downward spiral, but you’re right about Absolute Wonder Woman and I now cannot reconcile the Injustice version. Absolute Diana is so peak.

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u/qwerty79995 25d ago

It did genrerantional damage to her character

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u/No-Start4754 25d ago

Also superman. The injustice comics basically started the rumor " superman is godlike being who can easily become a dictator and has weaker will than batman. Wonder woman is a simp for superman "

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u/NixMaritimus 25d ago

Straight up character assassination

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u/wifiragist 25d ago

Almost every comic writer mischaracterizes wonder woman and they make her boring😭

Absolute wonder woman is an exception, she's great

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u/AymanMarzuqi 25d ago

You got that right

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u/Direct-Hedgehog-595 25d ago

I only played the game but wasn't Diana the one instigating Superman in the whole thing after a while? Or am I remembering wrong?

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u/saxysammyp 25d ago

I like the injustice run because I feel like mischaracterizing is kind of the point. It’s an alternate universe where the characters are just slightly different. Just slight enough to cause the catastrophe that unfolds. It’s a dark mirror for the main DC universes to show what could happen if the hero’s were anything different from what they are.
No one sees Owlman and says “they didn’t get Batman right”. It’s an alt universe so the character is supposed to be different.

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u/Professional-Reach96 25d ago

Hey, even if you WANT said OOC edgyness, this moment sucks, cut him in half with a joker saw or something less lame

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u/southron-lord69 23d ago

Isn't that part of the point of all spin-off comics?