This exactly the truth of it, and it becomes so blatantly obvious whenever you actually look at it with this mindset.

I think the only fandom I haven’t seen misogyny in would be the DDLC fandom, because it’s literally only women. But then again people do tend to villanize Monika too an extreme without looking at her perspective on her existence.

It seems like there’s so many factors against women, whether it be the writers, the fandom, or literally anything else, they cant escape the misogyny.

Misogyny isn’t just limited to hating women, however, because there’s also a form of misogyny in being unable to describe female characters as nothing but “girlbosses” or “queens”. And then there’s even misogyny in how the characters themselves are written.

I’m only naming from my own fandoms, but you could go into any fandom with a woman character and I bet you she’s hated or unpopular. If she isn’t unpopular, she has people hating on her for misogynistic reasons.

Fandoms refuse to acknowledge the depth female characters have besides the surface level, and even then, can’t acknowledge or understand things said outright to them in the story itself. I can list examples; Miu Iruma, Maki Harukawa, Kaede Akamatsu, Astrid Hofferson, and many others.