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You'd have to knock my fuzzy sucks off to get a villain approved. But it wouldn't be impossible. Probably wouldn't be impossible. >>

Why did no one tell me how fantastically awful the Son of Batman film was before I started watching it?

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You'd have to knock my fuzzy sucks off to get a villain approved. But it wouldn't be impossible. Probably wouldn't be impossible. >>

@Jinny
It was god awful from start to finish and I like watching terrible films. Shoddy writing, crappy voice acting, boring direction, complete misuse of every character featured (except Alfred), slipshod pacing and some of the worst understanding of how to tell a Batman story I've seen in some time.

_{I tried watching Batman vs Robin as well, had to shut it off for fear of punching my computer.}

@LePouvantail
I know, I had a Bane sheet at 50% completion and the beginnings of Deathstroke one a few days ago but set them aside when I saw Ruby say 'no more villains'.

Obviously the villains should outnumber the Bat-family but not by too much, otherwise it's just unsporting. Especially with all these talons arriving. I'm tempted to make an OC street level, a cop or a PI or something.

I wonder if Deathstroke could be considered Neutral...

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Villains are the main reason I'm even in this fandom. I tend to like the Batfamily best out of DC's heroes, but that's still with backseating them to all the bad guys. XD I, personally, find them a lot more interesting.

On Marvel's side, I better like more of the heroes (particularly X-Men, and especially Nightcrawler, omg. <3).

But that seems to more or less be the consensus for both companies anyway. DC makes great villains, and Marvel makes better heroes.

the Jester [+]

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Cue me finishing my already half-complete CS for Stephanie Brown >.>

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Please do! Steph/Damian banter is fantastic if we can get it to work right!