Harry Potter votes like you do: Fictional heroes seen as political allies and villains as opponents
People think that Harry Potter, Spiderman and Gandalf would vote the same way they do, whereas Darth Vader, Cruella de Vil ...
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10 Times DC Heroes Teamed Up with Villains to Save the World
DC Comics' heroes regularly battle some of the greatest villains in comics, but these same villains have helped them save the ...
DC Teases Titanized Heroes and Villains in Justice League vs. Godzilla vs. Kong 2 First Look
There have been some epic clashes in the DC Universe over the years, but few lived up to that moniker in as grand fashion as ...
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Forget the Heroes! When Did My Hero Academia Get Its Own Villain Rankings?
My Hero Academia's Pro Heroes are not the only characters who are officially ranked, the villains actually have a similar ...
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People Tend to Assume Heroes Like Spider-Man Would Vote for Their Party—And Villains Like Darth Vador Would for the Opposide Side
According to a new study led by Dr. Stuart Turnbull-Dugarte from the University of Southampton, people in the UK and the US ...
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Good Political Stories Need Heroes—and Villains
But in the arena of politics, and against the backdrop of a profoundly unfair and unequal economy, the big tent may need some bouncers at the door to preserve its legitimacy. A politics that includes ...
Who does Spiderman vote for? Study shows people project their political views onto fictional heroes and villains
Respondents thought the good guys would share their political views while the baddies would vote for the opposite party.
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Do You Need to Watch My Hero Academia Before Vigilantes?
My Hero Academia: Vigilantes offers a new perspective on heroes and villains, focusing on amateur heroes like Koichi ...
‘Survivor 48’ Proves We Need Another Heroes vs. Villains Season
The premiere of Survivor 48 gave viewers both good and bad contestants to root for, making fans want to revisit a past season ...