Every JRPG fan knows their fandom and game of choice come with their own red flags. Whether it's the looks you get from being a Va🌸nillaware fan or the attitude you'll get from SaGa fans, every fandom has ꦓa red flag callout that's easy to see.

While the✨se red flags, like stereotypes, are an exaggeration based on the fandom, like most stereotypes, there's a bit of truth in each statement. Still, this is just meant for fun, so don't take anything too seriously. So, what exactly does your favorite JRPG say about you? 𝓡What red flags are you displaying from your fandom?

1 ♚ Kingdom Hearts Series

• Red Flag: Low Standards

Kingdom Hearts players are a childish group that will defend the most ridiculous gaming decisions. As a fan myself, I am guilty of going hard for Kingdom Hearts despite the flaws the game has. You'll wait forever for the smallest scrap of information, only for the n❀ext game to be on some random platform, and the story wil🔯l only pose even more questions than it answers.

Your red flag is havingꦐ low standards for yourself and settling for whatever scraps you can get, always hoping the outcome will be better next time even after being let down ov✨er and over again. It's okay to want more for yourself.

Even after the ending of the Dark Seeker Saga, we have no idea what the Black Box is. This plot point has sp♒anned years without an explanation.

2 🐽 Final Fantasy Series 💛

• Red Flag: Never Being Satisfied

This one is easy; your red flag is never being satisfied. No matter how much is thrown your way or what the developers do to satiate you, you'll never have enough. You'll complain about turn-based needing to return to the series, ignoring 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:every other turn-based game from Square 🦩Enix if it doesn't have Final Fantasy in the name.

When you're given turn-based, you'll complain that it's not in some action style like Clair Obscuꦉre Expedition 33. Every game come💧s with a new system, and you'll be the first to rip it apart without even giving it a chance. Your remake isn't what you wanted, the battle system isn't what you wanted, and nothing will ever satisfy you.

3 ﷽ 🐼 Persona Series

• Red Flag: Ignores Social Cues

You have a few too many unresolved issues, and you refuse to acknowledge them. Instead, you try on different personas✅ through Persona and use the games as your own form of therapy. You think you're as cool as Joker, when, in actuality, you're socially awkward, and your red flag is that you don't actually know how socially awkward you are.

You don't read social cues well, ▨and it shows to everyone else. While changing the hearts of corrupt individuals is a noble cause, it doesn't actually work that way in the real world, buddy.

4 Mario RPG 🅘Series

• Red Flag: Refuses To Grow Up

Your red flag is that you refuse to grow up. It's okay to live in the🌠 past for a time, but I promise there's more to life than anothe𓃲r Paper Mario game. I'm not here to knock your favorite game, because, of course, the Paper Mario series is revered for a reason. I just want you to know there's more to life than Mario.

You constantly talk about Paper Mario, comparing i🥃t to every turn-based game out there. We already know the characters are great, the gameplay is peak, and there's nothing like it. Unfortunately, you take that literally, never growing out of your Mario phase, because, of course to you, nothing will be better than the Paper Mario series🐟.

5 Pokemon Series ꧙

• Red Flag: Cringeworthy Attitude

Unfortunately, Pokemon fans are just kind of cringeworthy, and that's your red flag. You take competitive game🐽s too seriously, and you clear out stores of cards you'll never sell and probably won't even play with. Regarding the games, you'll name your Pokemon the most unhinged things and complain about the smallest issues in the mainline titles.

You're quick to forget that the main target for these games and products are kids. If you're called out on your behavior for this kids game, your cringe attitude will quickly show. While this isn't the entire fandom, it's not looking good overall for Pokemon fans everytime we see🧔 adults raging at one another over fictional Pocket Mons𒀰ters.

To be fair, there ar𓂃e some valid criticisms of the Pokemon mainl♐ine titles, but you take it a bit too far sometimes.

6 🔥 Dragon Quest Series

• Red Flag: Superiority Complex

Your red flag is your superiority complex.🔯 There's no JRPG better than the original, and you'll fight anyone who doesn't say Dragon Quest is the epitome of what JRPGs are. Your favorite argument is the popularity of the series in Japan, and you refuse to listen to any argument against the game, no matter how coherent or valid it may be.

Everything stems fro🎉m Dragon Quest, the father of JRPGs. Despite how influential other JRPGs might be, it's all because of Dragon Quest. We've heard you share this argument overไ and over, and we know you believe it.

Dragon Quest is definitely one of🔜 the most influential and popul🌃ar JRPG series. Due to its longevity, you just think it's better than everything else.

7 Tales Of Series ♛ ꦍ

• Red Flag: Completely Indecisive

Tales of players are completely indecisive. You can't decide whether the series is good or bad. Most fandoms can consistently tell you the top games in a series, but Tales Of players are just so indecisive thaജt they can't even agree on a top five. That indecisivenes💦s carries into everyday life; good luck trying to get them to decide on anything at all.

They also can't decide which story is the cheesiest in the series, though, of course, there's nothing wrong with loving some cꦿheesy stories, as the Tales series isn't the only one to have them. Tales games are all kind of the same to fans, not necessarily in a bad way, but they're happy to play the next title without much worry; otherwise, they'll be stuck deciding wha𒀰t to play next forever.

8 Xenﷺoblade ཧSeries

• Red Flag: Needing To Be Victimized

Xenoblade fans should be very happy. They've got great games if you ignore the gacha mechanics and the sometimes questionable character designs. Their red flag is that they want to be victims. They will constantly look fo🐟r reasons their good game is bad or why people hate their pretty well-regarded series.

Whether it's a single character that ruins the entire game, or Xenoblade Chronicles 1 gamers who can't stand Xenoblade Chron🌺𒐪icles 2, they will always find an issue with a game in the series. Your red flag is that you feel the need to be victimized in your own fandom.

9 ✤ Fire Emblem Series

• Red Flag: Obsessive

Fire Emblem fans' biggest red flag is their obsessiveness. They are so obsessive that they'll dismiss any suggestions for the best builds or the most efficient strategies to instead focus obsessively on training their units and solving the map their own way. If it's not an obsessionꦅ over efficiency, it's an obsession over their favorite characters.

Marth, Ike, and Roy are easily at the top of lists of characters players are obsessed with, but so are characters such as Marianne, Orochi, and Camilla. Whether you're stuck trying to get the perfect relationship, have the most stacked with stats child, or redo a ridiculously hard map,🐈 ꦆyour obsession with Fire Emblem is a red flag. You will only play Fire Emblem characters in other games as well.

10 🌠 Like A Dragon Series 🉐

• Red Flag: Unsupportive

Unfortunately for you, your red flag is more detrimental to your series than to yoursꦫelf. Missing the entire point, you are guilty of not helping your friends discover and play the series. There's a reason Ichiban helps his friends, and you aren't riding hard ♍enough for your game or introducing your friends to it like you should be.

Your red flag is you're too shy to go hard for Like A Dragon, and that's why it's not as popular as it sꦚhould be. That will translate to your real life, not being as vocal or supportive to those around you as you should, from fear of embarrassment or whate🌱ver is holding you back. Your support isn't as unconditional as it should be.