Review Detail of Prognastat in Lucifer Quirk
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Lucifer Quirk
Prognastat
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No he is an anti-villain, but there is no such tag available so it ended up with anti-villain since it’s closest.
Classified:Hey, you mixed up the definitions of anti-hero and anti-villian. An anti-hero is someone who does that "good" thing for a villinous reason, however is ultimately seen as a hero. An anti-villian is someone that does the "bad" for what is a heroic goal, but is still seen as the villian.
Prognastat:No he is an anti-villain, but there is no such tag available so it ended up with anti-villain since it’s closest.
Classified:No, i mean in the book's summary the definitions of anti-hero and anti-villian are switched
Dude im not here to fight about it as it basically has nothing to do with the book, but just look up anti-hero vs anti-villian on google you should get a response saying, "Ultimately, the anti-hero does the right thing, but not necessarily for the right reasons. Whereas the anti-villain does the wrong thing, but their reasons are often understandable" (got this straight from google)
Prognastat:Oh if that’s what you’re saying thenbyou are just wrong.
I agree with that interpretation of the anti-hero. However an anti-villain should be a mirror to the anti-hero. So where an anti-hero despite not seeming like a hero has noble goals deep downs. So to mirror one that seems heroic on the surface, but has villainous goals is an anti-villain. Whatever your source for the term is I’ll just disagree with that reasoning for the term.
Classified:Dude im not here to fight about it as it basically has nothing to do with the book, but just look up anti-hero vs anti-villian on google you should get a response saying, "Ultimately, the anti-hero does the right thing, but not necessarily for the right reasons. Whereas the anti-villain does the wrong thing, but their reasons are often understandable" (got this straight from google)