Spoilers.
I'm generally pretty neutral to the subject of Yuna, but I'm not really a big Yuna fan because...
X explains early on that Yuna has tough problems to deal with. This can probably explain her sometimes quiet personality. But she just doesn't act like a character. Her whole personality is just kind of having a cliche tomboy thing going on.
Later on when Yuna puts herself in danger to try to set Seymour up, it simply shows that she's devious, not that she's strong-willed. She would put herself and her party in danger to fulfill a goal, simply because she overestimates herself as being beyond the whole "princess that needs saved" cliche even though she usually fits the mold.
Another problem is that while Yuna is religious, she never really reacts much to the idea of the party and herself destroying religious figure after religious figure. While she does express care for her party at one point when they face Seymour, she still simply exhibits the traits of a queen who is only concerned for herself (she needs her subjects so they can serve her).
The game advances into a nice but quiet lovestory between Tidus and Yuna. Then at the end of the game, Tidus forfeits his life for Yuna – even though you can say that he didn't risk his life because he never existed and was pretty much dead already, he still risked his life – that's part of the nature of the likable "it did happen, yet it didn't" of X's story.
Then in X-2... Yuna mentions Tidus and acts like she misses him, but when speaking of him, she is never really acting like she loves him. She acts as if he never saved her life or was just a hallucination.
I'm generally pretty neutral to the subject of Yuna, but I'm not really a big Yuna fan because...
X explains early on that Yuna has tough problems to deal with. This can probably explain her sometimes quiet personality. But she just doesn't act like a character. Her whole personality is just kind of having a cliche tomboy thing going on.
Later on when Yuna puts herself in danger to try to set Seymour up, it simply shows that she's devious, not that she's strong-willed. She would put herself and her party in danger to fulfill a goal, simply because she overestimates herself as being beyond the whole "princess that needs saved" cliche even though she usually fits the mold.
Another problem is that while Yuna is religious, she never really reacts much to the idea of the party and herself destroying religious figure after religious figure. While she does express care for her party at one point when they face Seymour, she still simply exhibits the traits of a queen who is only concerned for herself (she needs her subjects so they can serve her).
The game advances into a nice but quiet lovestory between Tidus and Yuna. Then at the end of the game, Tidus forfeits his life for Yuna – even though you can say that he didn't risk his life because he never existed and was pretty much dead already, he still risked his life – that's part of the nature of the likable "it did happen, yet it didn't" of X's story.
Then in X-2... Yuna mentions Tidus and acts like she misses him, but when speaking of him, she is never really acting like she loves him. She acts as if he never saved her life or was just a hallucination.
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