Heroes in History: Nuxia 

Wouldn’t say she’s underrated her kit is pretty lack luster but i am interested in this type of stuff

@@jakobyarns4369 True about the kit and about underrated, mainly because I don't see too many people playign her much, unless it is a general purpose stream.

@@adekaiwamisou the character’s personality and style are really interesting imo

@@jakobyarns4369 Agreed.

@@jakobyarns4369 I couldn't care less for Nuxia's background as a character, but now knowing she's just a flamboyant theatric warrior, I love her.

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I love her too. I just wish she was a little stronger.

It is. That’s why I can’t stand hearing about “strong women” in media, because I know it’s a lie. They aren’t strong women. They are women acting like men while men around them act like idiots. I’m sick of that trope.

@@RavenKnightYT how does a women act like a man

@@bored3542 Excellent question. To answer, let me start by presenting the typical male characteristics in most stories. Male lead characters are often strong, powerful, independent, and charismatic. These are the things that tend to define them because they are typical male traits...things we expect in male characters because we expect men to embody some or all of these traits. Typically, female lead characters lacked the same strength of their male counterparts, but they made up for it by being smart, cunning, witty, and elegant. Embodying qualities that women were often expected to embody in real life. Now, is it wrong for a woman or man to take traits from the other? Absolutely not. It's totally fine. But...when a female lead character walks into the field and is so STRONG that nothing can defeat her, so POWERFUL that she faces no obstacles that challenge her, so INDEPENDANT that any side character is made irrelevant as a result, and so CHARISMATIC that no one dislikes her and everyone respects her, the hollywood media likes to call this character 'a strong female character' when all they've really done is just given her all of the qualities of a MALE protagonist and bumped them up to 11. In that case, what about her is special as a woman? I'm not saying a woman can't be these things, but if you changed her gender, would there be any difference? That is my criticism. I'm not saying every woman has to adhere to female character traits and tropes, but simply making a female character have only standard masculine traits and calling it 'strong female characterization' is kind of lying, isn't it? See, my favorite female characters were always the ones who were not as strong as the men around them, so they were smarter, cunning, and even, at time, manipulative. Laura Croft, Princess Leia Organa, Nico Robin, Black Widow, and Mariam Ravenwood. In short: how does a woman act like a man? It's not really an issue if they act like a man or embody male traits...but just don't call it 'strong womanhood.' Call it 'masculinity with a feminine frame.'

@@RavenKnightYTi like what you mostly said when you said strong powerful independent charismatic it kinda of remind me of Ray and I didn't really like her ray from star wars. But how is being charismatic an independent male trait isn't every person independent other than babies who need their mother's womb and charismatic isn't that just a human trait

I personally wouldnt mind female leads with more masculine traits, but most times they are done poorly seemingly without much thought or innovation, merely just some flair to try and make people watch their show or tv rather than a deeper more meaningful. Or just being a crap show lmao

He did

Yes, I know Ip Man was based on a real person. But the many movies created are very indicative of a wuxia story as well.

@@RavenKnightYT Err... I never said that you said he wasn't a real person, I was just pointing out to people who might not have known that he was a real person. I do not say this to make argument, I say it because the way you have phrased your response made it sound like I was accusing you. I apologize if it looked that way, it was not my intention.

I’ll give it a watch! I love those style of movies

@@AquilasCry That makes me so happy bro! Even 1 person getting to experience that because of me puts a huge smile on my face. You’ll love it🍻

I watched it 😭😭😭😭 jinggang was my favorite character

@@AquilasCry shes a total badass eh💪🏼

Indeed. It meets many of the criteria.

Well worth watching whenever. ;)

Khitan. Haha! Yeah I know how it sounded. XD

yes, theyre called hook swords

It’s also a sword that actually exists in real life

I am aware. But the movies are mostly fictionalized, and the way he is portrayed in the movies is displayed as a wuxia structured story.

@@RavenKnightYT I know just thought you meant he was fake aswell. Also there is not really a super natural espect about those movies the fighting style they use is just regueler wing chung nothing to speciale about it.

Hey man it’s fine. You can like the live action if you want to. I just believe it to be objectively of poor quality.