>She's a bad person and she's a good character.
How is she a good character? Shes just a girl with a bad attitude. We know nothing of what she will even do with her powers or what her ideas about the world are. Shes said almost nothing of depth.
>Watching a hero struggle with her flaws is pretty fun imo.
She hasnt struggled, shes been saved by others and had her potential unlocked DBZ style without working for it.
>Exactly, she's a bad person. That's the point. She's an inconsiderate, ungrateful, bitchy asshole
And I just love reading all about those types of people.
>she's set up to go through a lot of punishment for it
Well shes set up to get punished for a really stupid decision she made because she feels so depressed about herself.
>Ever heard of character development? She first went from scared bystander to confident chosen one
She literally went through that "development" in like five panels.
> just to save her creep of a boyfriend (who, mind you, tried to pressure her into sex and she's pretty afraid of him)
Well, no. She has the key that everyone wants so she had to do something either way or she would be hunted down and killed.
Also, fucking please. Her boyfriend didnt pressure her and he wasnt a creep. He asked if she was okay with it and she said multiple times that she wanted to have sex. Hes her boyfriend, couples have sex. What the fuck is he suppose to do, read her mind? This is the only point I legitimately think you're completely wrong about. I dont even know where you got the part about her "being afraid of him" about. Shes a grown women, she can make her own choices.
>She's being an asshole in the meantime? That's that thing called an antihero.
No, its called being an asshole. Vegeta is an asshole AND an anti hero. She is not an anti hero cause she hasnt done anything but act rude.
>Wow, it's almost as if flaws make a character interesting or something.
Her flaws are she is really rude and doesnt like herseld? Okay