I think that's some character from the second Hades game in the bottom right, since that art style gives a primal reaction akin to stepping in excrement. I never played that one, but I did play the first when it was on Xbox's Game Pass service. Horribly uninteresting game all-around, and after a handful of failed runs, I won it the first time and never touched it again. I noticed that gay people, or people aiming at a gay audience, are incapable of producing iconic game flow or generally memorable moments. All that I DO remember about the game is the marketing tagline that it has thousands of lines of dialog or whatever, but to count that as anything positive would be a mistake because the writing isn't good. I wonder if that's a pattern worth studying in an official manner.
I'm fucking retarded and ESL, i meant the one on the LEFT.
Soyjaks are a memetic trend, which is distinct from fandom culture on the basis of presentation, function, and general adaptability. A fandom could try to replicate a soyjak and would fail miserably, while a soyteen could mock a fandom, and the typical result would be gem-adjacent. Now on the other hand, fandoms are frequently attempting to co-opt soyjaks for themselves, which could muddy the definition if not for their poor posting habits and crystal-clear intentions.
>Women are the niggers of humanity. >They only think about themselves, they are stupid and arrogant. Nothing is more impossible than making a woman change her mind, and it's even more impossible to make them think about others. And they'll have the courage to look you in the eye and say that they are the sensitive gender and that men are cynical.
