>>149005200 (OP)It's a flawed argument because what makes Danny appealing is that he's an outsider on multiple levels and unsuccessful by the standards of the society he came from (in fact, by repeatedly losing the business he inherited, he's something of a trashfire).
As a kid his parents were taken from him by a loatheseome bastard. He went from child to man in a society where he was constantly reminded he didn't belong, pouring EVERYTHING he had into becoming a man that could avenge his parents. Then when he finally got a chance to strike down The Bastard, he strolled through the guy's gauntlet of defenses like it was nothing, confronted the shithead... and discovered his sworn enemy, the man he'd obsessed about for a decade, was a pathetic crippled jumpy shell of a man that had KNOWN Danny would be coming all that time, had KNOWN Danny would show up a one-man-army, and hadn't known a moment's rest. Just an utter loser, so pathetic that Danny was left going "Jesus fuck, I'm so far above you I can't even see you down there, you're nothing compared to me, and you're already so miserable it's actually a bigger punishment to leave you here like this, crippled and paranoid." And then someone else immediately killed the dude, robbing Danny of his vengeance and purpose in one stroke.
He was left an outsider in the "Normal" world he hadn't been part of for a decade, an outsider in the "not-home" he'd grown up in, even an outsider hanging with his BFF in Harlem where he stuck out like... well, like a white dude in pajamas in Harlem. There is nowhere on Earth he can go without people looking at him and going "fucking weirdo." And after some early angst he became known for just rolling with it. "Yup, I'm a big weirdo, you got me."
Going "Hmm, maybe we should make him Chinese, because K'un Lun is kinda Chinese-ish" misses what makes him fun to a staggering degree.