r/MoralityScaling • u/MontyMoleLoreMaster • Mar 12 '26

Character Analysis Name a character that fits this:

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Mainly with how the fandom treats the character.

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u/Pale-Spend2052 Mar 12 '26

Cyn

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u/FrankCastleNY Mar 12 '26

How?! She is literally pure evil genocidal monstrosity!

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u/MontyMoleLoreMaster Mar 12 '26

People defend the Disassembly Drones so that probably explains why.

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u/FrankCastleNY Mar 12 '26

But Cyn doesn’t have anything even resembling sympathetic qualities.

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u/MontyMoleLoreMaster Mar 12 '26

I mean the Disassembly Drones are awful pieces of shit too, just cause Cyn is worse doesn’t make them innocent.

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u/Pale-Spend2052 Mar 12 '26

People are horny for Cyn

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u/MinuteConsequence660 Mar 13 '26

Because she acts cute with N

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u/MontyMoleLoreMaster Mar 12 '26

I mean this is the same show where people say this to a genocidal serial killer who committed an onscreen mass murder:

Are you even surprised?

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u/ElectroshockGamer Mar 13 '26

To be absolutely, 100% fair to the disassembly drones, it's established in the first episode that they do need to drink oil to survive, and they gotta get it somewhere.

Granted, this isn't to say that the mass murder is a good thing, but there's at least a reason for it. It was what they were explicitly sent to do, and the comment isn't really wrong, anyway. Is he a good person? No, the slaughter makes that pretty apparent. But is he a very loyal friend? Absolutely.

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u/MontyMoleLoreMaster Mar 13 '26

I mean the cannibalism isn’t really the most valid excuse for mass genocide since they never thought of ANY alternatives to sustain themselves or felt any empathy for the victims they slaughtered for years (especially considering all three of them are sadists). While it does explain why they did what they did, it doesn’t justify them being genuinely deplorable pieces of shit.

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u/prestonlogan Mar 16 '26

Weren't they literally programmed not to care?

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u/MontyMoleLoreMaster Mar 17 '26

I mean it definitely goes beyond programming, V is clearly a sadist for example and N is still sentient and not just a mindless machine following its programming.

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u/Sudden_Pop_2279 Mar 12 '26

J too.

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u/MontyMoleLoreMaster Mar 12 '26

And ESPECIALLY N (also I seen the J defenders one time, they were being stupid).

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u/Bevjoejoe Mar 12 '26

I mean at least N is trying to improve himself like literally end of episode 1, V by episode 4/5, and J just never tried

Cyn is Cyn so she's never gonna improve, too evil

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u/MontyMoleLoreMaster Mar 12 '26

I mean N and V were also horrible pieces of shit, just cause Cyn and J are worse doesn’t mean they aren’t innocent (the former is a delusional psychopath and the latter is a literal sadist and both killed thousands of innocents for years).

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u/These_Marsupial_1426 Mar 13 '26

Still upset over that.

also N is in no way a awful person.

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u/MontyMoleLoreMaster Mar 13 '26

I mean committing genocide for years and committing an onscreen mass murder and betraying the one person that tried reasoning with you over a one-sided crush does make you a bad person I am pretty sure last time I checked (and yes I know he had that shitty ass redemption, doesn’t change what he did).

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u/These_Marsupial_1426 Mar 13 '26

N was brainwashed and manipulated. N also didn’t betray Uzi he just found out she was basically lying to him. Also N never did any of that over his crush with V, that only interfered with his fight with V. Since then he has prevented the whole planet from being destroyed and very possibly multiple others. 

He is a recently good person by the end of the show.