Ok so I may get some hate for this but I’m going to say it anyway
I think Riri is such a champ for having the balls to do what everyone else seemingly refuses to do, RESURRECT HER FRIEND FROM THE DEAD!!!! Even if it was having to make a deal with Mephisto I don’t even care because the fact that she did it is great! Everyone talks about depth and meaningful deaths and likes the shock factor stuff but guess what, BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH!!!! SCREW THAT! If more heroes stopped being chickens and iron man wasn’t so selfish more heroes would come back from the dead the proper way instead of variants or time displaced dopplegangers they come back and stay back!!!!
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Edit misspelled and at one part
It had meaning in the first film he was blades partner he was the reason blade could go out at day and it was pretty good scene and he had to die because the villian found his hideout it would be stupid for him not to kill the guy who was giving blade the stuff that let's him not die in sun
Also I would like to note that bring a character back can be good when you planned for them to come back when you killed them a good example of this is the people they killed at the end of infinity war or bucky
And about you wanting characters not to die/be revied when they do i ask do you want to watch a series where nothing has consequences and nobody ever that removes all stakes and tension from a story
The woman is able to create technology that on Starch seemed able to create, has connections to Wakanda, and blows up her scholarship making pennies for her inventions for hard cash for her construction instead of just putting something together to graduate and get a very high paying job to afford her the resources. Don't get me wrong I have ADHD, I suck at long term planning for myself, and when I've lost a loved one I wasn't making the best decisions. But she never confronted her grief and left that as a wound and a stumbling block in her life for wayyy too long.
And yet all that I can forgive. But my God is she just stupidly bad at crime and so is everyone else on that crew. Like if she was making robots and gadgets for each crime, I could see it as interesting. But she wasn't. She was flying around in her iconic and unique power armor expecting no one would report it, no radar system would track it, and no random cop just wouldn't see it and connect it.
Meanwhile the power storage system in her suit could eliminate the internal combustion engine from highways around the world in a decade. One of the largest difficulties with power grid management is power storage and she casually flies a suit from Boston to Chicago on partial charge in few hours and she only needs to recharge it. Not replace a core with rate earth minerals or a unique isotope. Just electricity. She could market that. And while it's not as dramatic as a first responder power armor suit (which let's be honest the Police union would just load it with guns and tear gas cannisters to commit war crimes against the population, while the fire fighter and EMT busgest would be slashed so the police can afford power armor), cleaning up aerosolized pollution would be huge on the health outcomes of billions of children and adults around the world.
She's a selfish idiot, and nothing I saw in the first half of the show made her any kind of hero.
And don't get me started on the first black woman lead superhero series in Marvel and she turns to crime in like the first episode. Like what the hell were the writers thinking? The most brilliant line in the show was her counselor shutting her down for trying to play the black woman card when she screwed up on her own merits, bit because if racism or misogyny. If you understood the real life bias in engineering departments it's impressive she even made it that far.