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wait a fucking tick
Even though he became stronger in the end, that gave me (and possibly others) the inference that he truly was not as strong as the government made him out to be so long ago.
"You posed for the crowds, but you never visited the battlefields."
"Your ignorance is staggering. Alone against a Gigan warrior? You'd never stand a chance."
"Who are you calling ignorant?! You just got schooled by the Wulf!"
"Yo, camera girl! Make sure you capture that sweet, sweet moment when I slam him right into the ground!"
For defeating a drugged opponent? You can't fucking tell me that was not arrogance. And no, the fact that he did not know is not an excuse. Yes, Grendel was not completely all over the place, but he was definitely not at the top of his game like Kai said. Being humble is always the best policy, no matter what the hell you specialize in.
You don't need a negative disposition to realize flaws in a character. You need a logical mindset.
Beowulf is strong, yes, but not as strong as he was made out to be in the very beginning. He's definitely washed up. He doesn't think things through when he goes into a fight, but when he does get involved, he'll be the one finishing it. He doesn't consider others' motives and their behavior, grand example is Double posing as an agent. He stopped BB from defending the lab, becoming an accomplice to the Skullgirl's plight.
Beowulf seems to be a fairly nice guy outside of the ring. Aloof as hell (questioning Annie, dismissing her advice about the Skullgirl), but nice.
He realizes his folly. He's not so dense that he would let history repeat itself.
Just saying that this guy gets a lot more credit for so truly little that he does.
- "Think back to that day, Beowulf. Grendel's elderly mother, sobbing over her dead son, put up more of a fight than he did. Didn't she?" Beowulf was a symbol for the public. If anything, he was a mere icon to keep everyone's hope and faith alive. Grendel was drugged, and no, him taking down just the arm of a dead Gigan warrior does not fucking count. It's not the whole package that he bargained for.
- Annie saved his ass. He was literally about to die before she came in and restrained Double.
- Gauging his worth against opponents like BB, Bella, and others is nothing compared to him actually fighting the Skullgirl and Grendel if he hadn't been drugged.
Even though he became stronger in the end, that gave me (and possibly others) the inference that he truly was not as strong as the government made him out to be so long ago.
Actually I can deny that, there's nothing in the story mode to suggest that Beowulf was any different now than he was during his match against Grendel, there was no dialogue that painted him as someone who undeservedly thought highly of himself. You can argue that "well then I guess he's always egotistical", but that only makes sense if you're looking at him with a pessimistic predisposition.
"You posed for the crowds, but you never visited the battlefields."
"Your ignorance is staggering. Alone against a Gigan warrior? You'd never stand a chance."
"Who are you calling ignorant?! You just got schooled by the Wulf!"
"Yo, camera girl! Make sure you capture that sweet, sweet moment when I slam him right into the ground!"
For defeating a drugged opponent? You can't fucking tell me that was not arrogance. And no, the fact that he did not know is not an excuse. Yes, Grendel was not completely all over the place, but he was definitely not at the top of his game like Kai said. Being humble is always the best policy, no matter what the hell you specialize in.
You don't need a negative disposition to realize flaws in a character. You need a logical mindset.
Beowulf is strong, yes, but not as strong as he was made out to be in the very beginning. He's definitely washed up. He doesn't think things through when he goes into a fight, but when he does get involved, he'll be the one finishing it. He doesn't consider others' motives and their behavior, grand example is Double posing as an agent. He stopped BB from defending the lab, becoming an accomplice to the Skullgirl's plight.
Beowulf seems to be a fairly nice guy outside of the ring. Aloof as hell (questioning Annie, dismissing her advice about the Skullgirl), but nice.
He realizes his folly. He's not so dense that he would let history repeat itself.
Just saying that this guy gets a lot more credit for so truly little that he does.
p.s., annie saved him.
annie for best character
i'm secretly DDB
annie for best character
i'm secretly DDB