Why do cliche characters like "the mean rich girl who is only there to make things harder" still exist?
If she didn't have the lipstick she'd probably be a sex object for /co/
These kinds of characters are always the hottest part of a show
It's better when the mean, rich girl is the main character.
>>82806835
Because they exist in real life
>>82806835
>it's an assblasted libertarian thread
>>82806875
Hmm... How much difference does the lipstick make?
>>82807330
It makes me want to hump her face hole.
because they are good waifus
>>82807330
It makes women look less like cum guzzling whores.
>>82806891
Agreed.
Yeah, aren't poor girls more likely to be mean? Why are there no mean poor girls?
>>82806835
The creator of the show had been drawing that character since at least 2010, when I think that character type was done even more in cartoons than now. She made her part of the show when it became an actual thing probably because she'd envisioned her in it for so long, even though it's not exactly original.
Probably not the case for every instance of this stereotype, but I thought that was kinda interesting to find out when I saw her old art.
At least they've kept her to a minimum so far.
>>82806835
what? the question is why theyre trying to make them the good guy now
>>82806875
Her voice kills it for me. Contrast it with Pacifica from Gravity Falls. Pacifica is generally written as a strawman of a mean rich girl, but is VAed as a real person. Brittney, I don't even know how she's written, because her VA is so conspicuously "an impression of an insufferable person".
>>82806835
Because those types of people still exist in society.
Because they have more than you so they make you so jealous they must be bad people. It's easier than investing and self-improvement.
Another cliche is where the popular kids are really mean, dumb jocks. At my old school, the most popular students were really nice and took advanced classes with good grades, while also playing spots. Most of the jackasses i met were insecure loners or the less popular ones.
>>82806835
>Why do cliche characters like "the mean rich girl who is only there to make things harder" still exist?
And why is it always an asian?
>>82808812
It lets you add a minority character without adding a minority character anyone gives a shit about. Making a character defined by their wealth black would strain credibility too far, and can only really be done in a more adult comedy where that is a joke in and of itself.
>>82808812
Asian-american young women from middle-to-high class families tend to be like that. It's like how short guys are portrayed as assholes, it isn't a stereotype, it's just usually true.
>>82806835
Honestly I think you see them a lot in girls shows because girls especially little ones really like and idolize the rich, pretty, confident characters. So they include them but they have to make them villainous because otherwise parents would get mad and think the show was sending the wrong kind of message. When I was a kid me and my friends always got annoyed when a show tried to push a 'relatable' protagonist, the cool kids were what we wanted to see.
>>82806835
It is still funny.
>>82806835
> I don't write but let me pontificate on how fiction should work
eat glass
>>82807721
>that goblin on the right
>popular
>>82806835
They aren't cliches they are archetypes. All stories have basically the same character archetypes when you get down to it.
>>82809876
This was a long time ago, but, in my small town school, it was full of mean girls.
And guys.
Pretty much every kid there was an asshole and went out of their way to be mean.
>>82806835
>Why do artists hate rich people?
>>82813515
But aren't most artists from rich families? What middle or lower class parent would pay for their child to go into something so not worth?
>>82808763
My school had a lot of popular people that were superficially nice but below the surface were just awful
>>82808812
How do you think stereotypes work?
>>82806835
because they exist and still annoying every generation of artists
>>82815569
Is that true or are you just goob?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTdnIUe9TXM
>>82807174
>libertarian doesn't realize she IS the mean rich bitch who makes everything harder
>>82806835
>>82807330
Why does my boner for her still exist?
Better than the rich, shy and lesbian-oriented girl in typical anime
Serious, mostly of times they are useless, and just laugh at everything
>>82807718
They can't do that, or they'd offend the sjws. The secret is you can always demonize the rich, always, its socially acceptable.
>>82815835
I was/am no where near an edge lord or anything
Just general kids being dumb and mean to each other because hormones and such
There were a lot that were great honest people that I enjoyed spending time with and then there were others that talk about you behind your back as soon as you leave the room. It really just makes polite interactions afterwards hard when you can't trust that they won't do the same to youJokes on them, they got teen pregnant
>>82807718
As shit a show as it was, proud family had the bullies being ghetto trash
but poor males are more likely to be bullies in /co/ material
>>82806835
Because a lot of writers seem to be closeted nerds that either had trouble with or, more likely, despised the stereotype of rich or popular kids simply because they seemed more successful in some way compared to them, despite probably never actually talking to them.
I had a roommate who bitched constantly about sorority girls whenever we drive by them, even though I'm certain she knew nothing about any of them. She just disliked them because she was a standard library nerd and probably hated them because they were actually sociable.
>>82806835
Because it's easy conflict.
A lot of anons think there's some kind of envy against the rich and popular but really it's easier to make an effective antagonist out of the rich and powerful.
The rich bitch usually has the resources to make the character's life harder making the leap as to how they mobilize against the protagonist so quickly much easier to buy, so the only issue that comes about is why people would want to associate with them. And being rich and attractive explains that away easily.
It's the same reason why there are also antagonists who are much physically stronger than the protagonist as well.
They're easily written threats.
>>82807330
Makes her look better
>>82815851
Don't know I like to think they'll be become better people after nice hardrapeing
They mellow out and realize they're human
>>82816668
You can't fix everything with a hot Gordon
>>82806875
>implying she isn't already a sex object
>>82807718
Kanker sisters?
Brittney did nothing Wong.
Star summoned monsters that nearly killed her, crashed her party and her bus that nearly killed her, and led an angry mob to her that nearly killed her.
>>82806891
How often does that happen though? I can only think of Brandy and... Brandy.
>>82808830
lood
>>82806835
Because it's classic and the jive of "the 1% is us" is still around.
>>82806835
Because they still exist in real life.
>>82806835
I would hatefuck her so hard.
>>82808633
dude what, i like both characters but Pacifica just speaks almost like some outdated valley girl
Brittney's tonality is way better. like the way she says "I know on planet MOONI its okay to be stupid..." and her voice just gradually becomes more a snide and mocking, its just better than Alex telling his voice actors "dude speak in two voices, normal and distressed, NAILED IT"
