Metroman Edit | Perfect girl Edit |

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[rorxak]

This edit is blowing up after a long time i didn't expect it....metro man is literally me when it's about emptiness and not knowing what do i really wanna do in life, and how i wanna do it...just complete meaninglessness

[theprince]

This movie both deconstructed and reconstructed the super hero genre better than any big blockbuster could.

[aiden-syex]

i love the implication that his perception and mental processing is so fast that he has a whole character arc without anyone noticing he even moved

[greenstonegecko]

Man had a burnout... mental breakdown... depression... self-therapy and recovered in less than a second.

[Jarawain_Kharpran]

"Once your death ray hits, I've never felt so alive"

[steveniumprime]

The fact that Markiplier fakes his death to achieve freedom and be a YouTuber is a pure dedication.

[guilhermehank]

As a kid, you judge Metroman
As an adult, you would probably do the same as him

[RedStar]

Metro man had the commitment to play the role of hero for so many years. Compromising his own wants for the sake of others. Invariably mature of him to step back and say, "This was fun and all, but it just isn't for me."

[AegisAuras]

I’d definitely want someone with the power to destroy the world to be conscious about their mental health.

[dustybones]

Metroman is so powerful that he can contemplate life in a split second

[vadosvados]

This brings me joy to know, that not only me or someone have stumpted in their lives, but a superhero, even he can't always be human.

[kaiden]

Thank you for putting the life of superhero behind you, Markiplier. We're glad to see you happy as a successful YouTuber.

[GeorgeCowsert]

I like how Metroman subconciously knew that Megamind was exactly like him; just filling an empty void with a temporary thrill in the place of purpose.
Megamind just wanted to feel like he belonged. Metroman just wanted to make others happy.
What better way to find belonging than to use your gifts to help contribute to the world?
What better way to bring happiness than to make good art?

Metroman really did save the day, in the end.

[sticky]

Most of the time after learning about OP superhero you kinda forget about them since they're nothing like you but you like what they stood for. Metroman is one of those few superheroes you can actualy feel the humanity with him just from how he has mental struggles too even though he is seen as perfect by everyone.

[catconsumer]

"once your death ray hits, i've never felt so alive" -markiplier, not a masochist

[VultureXV]

I also like how Metro understands that Megamind isn't a bad person in the slightest near the end.

[Dr.Frogerston]

why tf did they make a shitty sequel to this masterpiece

[ronaldomoura]

I love that, for a children movie, this was more mature writing than 99% of other superhero movies. The movie is so deep about so many things. From Tiatan's arrogance, to the world choosing the hero and the vilain, trapping both in a role they didnt really want. It shows that relationships and roles made in lies and pretaken conclusions will only lead to failure. Metro man wasnt a hero. He would save people yes, but he didnt have the RESPOSABILITY in his heart to be a hero. Eventually, he decided to hang the cape. Not only its played of as a good gag, its actually pretty conflictently moral. Most superhero stpries tend to show you two sides, one which is right, and one that is wrong. The line usually is pretty clear and undesrtandable. Although some things that are objectively bad are admitedly so (another positive point. Trying to justify evil acts as not evil because this and that doesnt sit well with me), this twist is deeper than that. It showcases a choice of your own to think about. What would you do if you were metro man? Would you take resposability to save people you barely know forever, having no personal life but to fight the same villain again and again, or would you chase your dreams? And it does so without actually saying what is right or wrong. I personally think the good guy thing to do is to take on the resposability, using that power you were born with to save others. But i know me of all people that say that wouldnt be a superhero. Hell, if had all those powers the world was in shambels.

[Jakimaru]

Out of all the metro man edits this one is definitely my favorite

[mohammedosmankhan]

This scene just passes by when you're watching the movie, but rewatching it isolated like this, you really gotta admit he was saying some faccs