The Unpopular Opinions

[Red Fighter 1073]

I never really understood why everyone hates Dragonball GT. I mean, I see SSJ4 Goku/Vegeta, Golden Oozaru, Gogeta fusion, and think it's pretty cool stuff. (Though admittedly, I've only seen the first 20 or so episodes, basically up until the middle of the Baby Saga).

Blondes aren't all they're hyped up to be.

This. This right here. I don't see why everyone goes crazy over blondes. Brunettes, however, are a different story ^^

[Bard The 5th LW]

i like mint ice cream and all my friends wonder why

edit: I also like 'A Christmas Carol' a bit but all of my other classmates hated it.

[Solid Snake]

* Final Fantasy VI is overrated. (Oooh boy, I got in trouble for that one way back in the day.)
* Final Fantasy VII is not overrated.
* Frasier is a vastly superior show compared to Cheers, let alone other renowned '90s sitcoms like Seinfeld and Friends.
* Dennis is the best character on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Glenn Howerton is underrated and a necessary ingredient for the show.
* Clash of Kings is the worst book in the Song of Ice and Fire series.
* Tails was the best character in the 2D-era Sonic games. (I haven't played enough 3D-era Sonic games to particularly care.)
* Terrans are the best Starcraft faction.
* Even with its numerous faults and bugs, KOTOR 2 is a better written, more nuanced game that deserves more recognition than KOTOR. Now that it's been patched through mods, there should be no question that KOTOR 2 is the superior game.
* Front Mission 3 was the best SRPG of the PS1 era. Final Fantasy Tactics can barely begin to compare.
* Darkwing Duck and Aladdin: The Animated Series were the two best '90s-era Disney cartoons. (The most common answers are 'Duck Tales' and 'Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers.')
* Lloyd Alexander's Prydain Chronicles series is better written than Harry Potter, Twilight, Lord of the Rings, or any other so-called 'fantasy' series written for an audience of children and teenagers.
* In the books and the movies, Gimli was the best character in the fellowship.
* Franziska von Karma would totally make a better relational partner for Phoenix Wright than Maya, Iris, Edgeworth, or any of the number of possible love interests floating around.
* For that matter, when it comes to FFVII shipping, Aeris and Cloud >>>>>>> Tifa and Cloud. It's not even close.
* Batman: The Animated Series was and still is horribly, horribly, horribly overrated. Spectacular Spiderman was a far better superhero cartoon despite not lasting nearly as long.

Maybe I'll add some more as I think of them.

EDIT:

Originally Posted by The SSB Intern

Cyclops is cooler than Wolverine.

This is 100000% true and should not be debated.

[The Sevenshot Kid]

Originally Posted by Solid Snake

* Batman: The Animated Series was and still is horribly, horribly, horribly overrated. Spectacular Spiderman was a far better superhero cartoon despite not lasting nearly as long.

You're wrong.

It's actually better because it didn't last nearly as long.

[Bard The 5th LW]

I never really liked Wolverine at all for some reason.

[Marc v4.0]

Bishop is the best X-Men character and Gargoyles can kick the ass of ANY 90's-era animated series.

Any of them.

[Bells]

The Episode Epilogue of Batman beyond if the best final Conclusion of the Batman Mythos.

[McTahr]

Originally Posted by Solid Snake

* Lloyd Alexander's Prydain Chronicles series is better written than Harry Potter, Twilight, Lord of the Rings, or any other so-called 'fantasy' series written for an audience of children and teenagers.

Whaaat?

LotR and Middle Earth was written mostly as a vessel for Tolkein's Sindarin. If he wrote it for kids it wouldn't have been so fucking longlooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooooooooooong.

I've never read any of the rest, so the rest of your opinion is whatevs.

[Kim]

Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker is the best Batman movie ever made.

[Solid Snake]

I'm drawing the line there between "fantasy materials with mature content" (like George R.R. Martin's Song of Ice and Fire series) against "fantasy materials that follow a stereotypical children's good against evil, good always wins in the end formula" (which LotR follows to the letter.)
I also read LotR first when I was, like, twelve or thirteen.