CATDOLL: What do the most annoying anime heroines have in common? The artist reveals the truth

There are many types of heroines in two-dimensional works, ranging from strong to weak. Many heroines are criticized and disliked by the audience because of their deviations in their behavior. How to become a competent heroine and not be disliked by the audience is also a very important self-cultivation.

Recently, a Japanese artist listed the types of heroines he disliked in a simple sketch, which received a lot of response from netizens. From the feedback, it seems that most viewers don't like the type of heroine who is a burden, who not only has no fighting ability but also hinders the hero, and in the end both sides suffer.

But if you think about it from another angle, this type of heroine is actually helpless. If she really abandons the hero and runs away, she might be criticized for being selfish; or if she runs away obediently, she will still be caught by the villain. As a heroine, no matter what she does, it is wrong...

Japanese artist "神城しいな" posted online the types of heroines that he personally dislikes:

1. She can't do anything but still insists on staying by the hero's side

Male protagonist: "Run away!"

Heroine: "No! I want to be with you!"

2. When the hero is confronting the enemy, the heroine who has no fighting power suddenly rushes in.

Heroine: "○○-kun!"

Male protagonist: “Don’t come over here!”

Watching the hero block the attack for her, the heroine would only keep calling out his name - "○○-kun, ○○-kun!"

3. The natural strategy king commonly seen in girls' comics or otome works

Although he likes A, he cares a lot about B's thoughts. When he sees C is depressed, he wants to comfort him, so both B and C fall in love with the heroine... However, it seems that works where the male protagonist has a harem also feel like this. Everything is required by the plot.

It seems that it is really difficult to be a heroine these days. Being too perfect or too delicate is not good, and not everyone likes being arrogant and taciturn. How to strike a balance in character creation still tests the author's skills.

via: Otaku News

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