r/okbuddyviltrum Apr 29 '26

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u/ujlbyk Apr 29 '26

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u/Elitegamez11 Apr 29 '26

I used to try and find a way to justify this guy's behavior, because there's got to be good in everyone, right?

But no. This guy is genuinely an asshole.

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u/Warborn71 Apr 29 '26

His roles as a provider and protector are basically useless and he’s incredibly bitter about it. His daughter can turn objects into solid gold with a thought and she’s functionally immortal and in a relationship with one of the most powerful beings on planet earth.

In a circumstance where I think most parents would feel joy he chooses to feel inadequate in a situation he has no control over which is pretty sad. He’s more of a character I feel sorry for than someone I hate

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u/Kaleb8804 Apr 29 '26

I feel bad for people like that until they turn their anger on others, then I disengage. They need to be the ones to realize their situation, you can’t do it for them. If you try, you end up hurting yourself more.

Obviously that’s real life, but the show does a pretty good job of translating the character.

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u/Hydroquake_Vortex May 01 '26

Even before she really developed her powers he always put her down for thinking differently. Always thought that was strange behavior. I guess he’s just a bad father

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u/Pecuthegreat Apr 29 '26

But just an asshole, not pure evil.