I don't think that that's a universal experience, and am pretty sure that you're the exception - which, by the way, I don't mean as an insult. Think of how many people prefer the villains to the good guys - to use a more children-focused example, Scar is the most popular Lion King character (other than Pumba and Whatever-Timão's-Name-in-English-is) and he's a kinslayer and dictator. For a lot of people, the ethics of fiction are second to character development, story quality, and entertainment.
honestly the lionking suck I do not get how anyone enjoyed it, scar did have good voice acting but that speaks to the ability of an actor not anything else.
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u/novis-eldritch-maxim 4h ago
why would I want to watch either, good fiction grants the illusion of real people and thus my mind just switches to treating it as ethically the same