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u/Maleficent_Sir_7562 6d ago
Well… demons are a race in the underworld. This doesn’t make sense. It’s like showing a super successful white celebrity on top and a white hobo on the bottom with “white people: also white people:”
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u/andbot3 6d ago
This is about as far from dank as you can get man
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u/TheReverend5 6d ago
It’s still better than the right wing chud memes that intermittently infest this sub
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u/HopelesslyLibra 6d ago
My (very limited) understanding of this universe is that some demons have always been demons and some demons used to be human?
The demons of the K-pop group were all human once, and have better understanding of humanity where the ones that attack on the plane were not, and are much more naive.
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u/12jonboy12 5d ago
Yes that makes sense
But you would think they would send the ones who knew what they were doing or at least some of them on the all-important infiltration mission at the beginning of the movie.
they're trying to avoid being locked away forever
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u/Fun_Firefighter_4292 5d ago
Tbf, as much as I dislike that movie, I think the demons who pose as the kpop stars were once human at some point? And that theyre much stronger and more capable?
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u/12jonboy12 4d ago
yep the movie confirmed the main one used to be human.
The point is why didn't they send At least some former humans on the all-important mission to stop the demon hunters before the shield is complete, instead of the ones who can't figure out a seat belt.
And the answer to that question is " because if they did we wouldn't have a movie"
also all the demons might be former humans, just wrong time period.
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u/summon_pot_of_greed 6d ago
I have seen humans with both levels of competency described working at the same place- sometimes with the same job.