So, the thread’s theme is now the demons inside of us? Let’s see some demon-related stuff or actions found on my four favourite franchises then:
>In Metroid we can see a good example of Samus’s demons on Metroid 2, where she basically does to the Metroids the same thing that Ridley did with her species on Zebes, with the difference being that Samus refused to attempt to kill the only surviving child. This game would affect the franchise as a whole in many regards, including Samus herself.
>In Crash Twinsanity we are introduced to Evil Crash, a being from another dimension who could be the Bandicoot after being completely consumed by the demons inside of him. He eats the Evil Twins in the end of the game, which opens a lot of perceptions for the players. There’s also the stuff that the actual hero does to Cortex during the game, which shows some kind of unbalance between the good and bad behaviours of society.
>Godzilla itself is an allegory to a huge problem born from the madness of mankind during World War II (the nuclear bomb). The first movie in the franchise shows Godzilla as an atrocity born from the evil side of humanity, and does a perfect job with that imo. In later movies we would also see stuff like Destoroyah.
>In the Fantastic Four comics, we can see that Victor von Doom acts the way he does in an attempt to finally succeed over Mefisto and rescue his mother from hell. In many of the comics we see how Doctor Doom does anything, as bad as it could be, to get more power and guarantee a better scenario for the moment he meets with Mefisto again. The Fantastic Four themselves also show the good and bad things that families tend to have, and how those problems are normally fixed on them. In general, the comics showcase the way that the demons of humanity make any kind of person behave in drastic ways to overcome a lot of stuff. The character of Silver Surfer was also created by Stan Lee to free some of his philosophical thoughts and worriers to the readers.
In conclussion: JDCabrera needs to stop overthinking stuff.
