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Maybe the culture plays a part? For me it's not that unrealistic, an uncle (from my dad's side) bring an axe, nearly destroy my mom's door, stopped ( a mistake, my mom isn't the target), and well, while I'm wary of him ever being drunk & mad again, my family kinda instantly forgive him. Kinda...

I really don't think people think it excuse what he does. Maybe for some, because they tend to agree with anti-hero principles. After all, people does like Robbin Hood. Robbing people is wrong, but when it's done "for the greater good" you understand the cause. Damn, is that why the name's...

The analogy is incomplete, even if the little bro have money/given money, it will only be taken away by bullies/mommy (read : influential nobles etc) because he is weak and left him so little he won't get to buy the toys he originally wanted, and worse the money might be used to things he don't...

So now he get wind (Feru), water (Sui), and I assume fire (the pixie dragon). Will he get an earth-element companion?

@wookie The only idol group I was following is treated/displayed like perfect human-god... they are always portrayed as smart, strong, and agile and were always doing things perfectly and win in variety shows, so I hope the one you watched is only following the script to create comedic effect...

@wooklee It's about the culture AND how much money is involved. Even an industry built quite recently... I just started reading the comments like @denzith and @Kaarme and realize how creepily similar (and terrifying) the geisha system is with Kpop system of training, debut, and debt to the...

@SunnyD88 ummm I think you have it backwards, Geisha-Maiko industry is definitely a creepy and grim industry, but thick with culture and art so they add more respectable aspect and can held their head high. Without the (still grim) history, mystic, culture and rules, it's high class host club...