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simpleFaker said:
Yes. I do. And all those stuffs "that wasn't him, he was under control" don't working on me. Just a cheap excuses for poorly-written character.
I hate, when some creators tries to make a "the best villian", and then, because it's a mangá in shounen-genre, were every villian exist only for one arc, and because we can't kill anybody, they made him a good guy. F U, logic!
Yet, there are two options, why the evil character should not be immediately killed.
a) the character was a bad guy, but now he understand it, and repent about it; (the simpliest example - Nagato, from "Naruto". He was guilty, and he was ready to pay for his crime. He understood it. No mercy)
b) the character is innocent, and did the bad stuffs only because someone manipulated him; (example - again, Itachi, from "Naruto". He was used por another character, like some tool for murdering. We don't blaim sword, if someone used it to killing, guilty only it's user)
And here we are. Jellal was mind-controlled, so everything what he did - not his fault. Okay, fine. He should be forgived, and go back to his friends. But no, this blank douche began whinning and crying, about how he sorry for that. Can you choose the one, ONE OPTION: he guilty or not?! You can't do something like "half-guilty", it IS riddiculous.
But, hey, who cared, right? Erza loves him, and the little girls, who are fãs of this pair, are happy. Right? Because, I can't imagine smart and strong independent guy, who actually like Jellal. Only stupid teenaged girls, who have no personal life.
Thats why I hate Jellal. Blank whiner, poorly-written character, and nothing at all.
Also, this a**hole is a murderer. Simon was much better than Jellal. And what, people should forgive him, only because Erza did? No. Hell, NO!
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