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Many people mistaken the meaning of "Antagonist"!! An Antagonist is some one who will in the way of the Protagonist a.k.a the Main character, prevent them from achieve their goal!! Antagonist not always has to be villain! If it's a movie about Joker and he is the Protagonist! Then Batman is the Antagonist although we all know very well Batman is a hero!!

​@@baohoang4966 Exactly

agreed

That's because it is a Pixar, they always succed 😉

None of the woke bs

That's what happens people are hired based on merit and talent instead of identity and political views.

@@marcharen2 Pixar is property of Disney tho. But, yes, the endings and messages in Pixar movies are more realistic than the ''happy, fairytale, musical endings'' of Disney animations.

@@mrwannabe00 Woke activists turn every IP into a tumblr fanfic! 🤣

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Several months ago i took a coworker to this diner i like. He ordered their pancakes and told me later that he actually experienced "that moment from ratatouille" because they tasted just like his moms. One of my other coworkers told me a while later that he went again but brought his mom.

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may be in future days brother

are you talking about kung fu panda 1 scene brother

@@lornfor yes

I don't know what anime you watch, but anime such as Violet Evergarden, Vivy, Steins Gate, The Ancient Magus Bride, and Frieren have good endings to each episode. They could be said to meet the realistic criteria you describe.

Well, not all Japanese anime has good ending there are some good, better, slightly in the middle and bad. If you watch more than what you know, you'll know what I mean.

@@teardrop3842 Of the ones you name, Stein Gate is not realistic at all, they ignore many rules of physics and time travel purely for script so that conveniently the protagonist can move without consequences, ironically going back to the future makes more sense than that anime that ends with a super happy ending because the protagonist saves all the girls when if it were realistic the angel of death would have appeared to warn him that he was playing with things that did not belong to him, but magically in stein gate there is no divine being anything that contradicts the same japanese culture even Frieren doesn't even end and is based more on everyday events, although most end happily. For example, the original group all lived to be old without any problems or illnesses, which is unrealistic. You're lucky if you live to be an old person, after that. It is seen that events happen but nothing really tragic (although they also travel in time but nothing so tragic happens anyway) None of those examples are realistic, not even in the way things react, Ratatouille is realistic because if you bring a rat to a restaurant they will close it and they will fire you, no, magically they won't do it. 😷

"Unlike the Japanese anime where magically no one loses and everyone has a happy ending" is one hell of a hot take.

@@jerson.romantico.1521 what I'm saying is to have a realistic ending in each episode, that's why I included Frieren where the series hasn't finished yet, the criteria for what you say is realistic above is that not everyone ends happily with a magical miracle, Steins Gate has a core story about cause and effect, the ending you see where he can save all the girls is from steins gate zero, but what I mean was the first steins gate. The Steins Gate story is a story that uses many routes as its ending, and the ending of the first Steins Gate is what I want to suggest to you. If you say Steins Gate breaks a lot of the laws of physics, I can agree with that but the same goes for a mouse that can cook more than one dish and a human who believes in that mouse, even Alfredo's body doesn't make sense at all. Vivy and Violet Evergarden are what I really recommend, vivy about AI being given the same rights as humans is what is very possible (especially when westerners really like to equalize the rights of not every human but every creature they want to try to equalize with them, which which is irony) basically the result is similar to Skynet but how it happened is told well in my opinion and yes some sacrifices must be made to achieve it. like that Violet faces heavy trauma due to her past which took people's lives but is now working to connect people's hearts by letter. In the end, they did have a happy ending, but something had to be sacrificed for that, even ratatouille also had a happy ending but something had to be sacrificed