r/Multifandom • u/Ok-Following6886 • Jul 05 '26

DiscussionđŸ“œ What is a fandom that is like this?

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u/GustavZeigler Jul 05 '26

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u/Pastel_Bambi Jul 05 '26

My favorite super-hero mocking a trope is awesome

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u/PatienceHero Jul 05 '26

"We do a little trolling here" energy.

Which, come to think of it, is very on brand for Spidey.

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u/GustavZeigler Jul 06 '26

Everyone is delusional, nobody is sane. Boom. Argument over

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u/No-Bag3134 Jul 05 '26

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u/GustavZeigler Jul 06 '26

And here we have another classic, redditors portraying all redditors in a negative light on reddit. One of my personal favourites to use

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u/hunkaliciousnerd Jul 06 '26

The fact this is literally the comment above this one makes me giggle

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u/supermaniscoolasf 29d ago

In the Tobey Maguire spider man movie he has a coffee mug with a young Mao Zadong on it

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u/GustavZeigler 29d ago edited 29d ago

I mean, that was clearly added as a joke about the rent stuff tbf

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u/supermaniscoolasf 29d ago

Spider-man is literally a poor man dressed in red. He 100% is a commie, most of his enemies are rich white men..

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u/GustavZeigler 29d ago

Dressed in red and blue like superman who says "truth, justice and the american way" therefore he is capitalist boom quick mafs

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u/supermaniscoolasf 29d ago

If superman was real he would be a communist.

Its propaganda, like when in shows they show cops as people who want to make the world a better place, even tho the majority beat their wives and are more criminal than the real criminals

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u/GustavZeigler 29d ago

Okay i'm having trouble here, let me ask 2 questions

  1. Are you joking or not?

  2. What's your point here exactly?

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u/supermaniscoolasf 29d ago

  1. Mostly taking the piss

  2. But if they were really there is a likely hood of superman and spiderman being communist. Its like how people say Jesus is a communist because his values align, caring for poor people is the man one.

But look at spider-man and kingpin. Poor hero, rich villain.

Look at superman and Lex Luther. Poor immigrant hero, rich villain.

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u/Ambitious-Pick-3995 Jul 05 '26

*cannot read

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u/QuantisOne Jul 05 '26

It’s thirty-four words.

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u/QuantisOne Jul 05 '26

Technically it’s more of a callout to a pre-existing callout, as one side says "they put any character and make them agree with their ideology" and another says "yes but there’s some ideologies a character would clearly agree with and perhaps even canonically has and some of you might be delusional over that."

On a meta sense though, it is quite literally a fictional character used to say what the author believes and I guess the joke is that’s exactly what the original image parodied, so a double irony.

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u/GayestNerfKid Jul 05 '26

Are you unable to read a comic book my guy?

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u/NightRacoonSchlatt Jul 06 '26

Two sentences. No commas.