Opinions on your own Main Character

DasIstWunderblyat 2021-03-16 21:52:21 UTC #15

Character Name: Kôra Halin.
In his first appearances, he looks like a sweet, overly-polite, harmless and reserved boy that you would assume a little from him. However, later on he is revealed to be volatile and shows more aggressive, possessive, and destructive parts of his personality. The culture which "Indoctrinated" him does not help.
I personally do not like him, and think of him as heavily flawed. I would touch him with a stick meters away, and question the guardian who raise this kid. He acts impulsively without thinking, jumping into conclusion, and unpredictable; which are he reasons he got his ass kicked several times.

JoshRaid 2021-03-16 22:41:15 UTC #16

Name: Generic Stickguy

He's a deconstruction of characters like sonic the hedgehog. I don't want to spoil too much.

ghostlyicequeen 2021-03-16 23:03:00 UTC #17

My MC, Mary Franzese, is very much a reckless idiot. Very egoistical and well- a bich. But she's super fun to write since she's always trying to pick a fight, no matter the circumstances or state she's in.

mountainwolves 2021-03-17 00:24:54 UTC #18

My main character is simply known as The Raven.

At first glance she’s the archetypal badass female warrior, but as soon as she opens her mouth in a sincere way people realize that’s far from the truth, that she is just a brat.

She’s a very capable fighter, however; but that is the result of her pragmatism. She’s aware of her weaknesses and short comings and has looked for ways in which to cover for them since day one. She's also not above running away from a losing fight.

She doesn't take pride in being the strongest (she clearly knows she isn't), but does so in her femininity which is often questioned, this has led her to masks her insecurities with a sharp tongue.

My intention with the character was to have a female protagonist that was capable, but also, one that clearly presented the flaws a teenage girl would have to overcome.

KUUPID 2021-03-17 01:13:40 UTC #19

Clara Astley (aka Cha Soo-hyun): My female MC is confident, strong-headed, and very stubborn to the point where you're just exasperated with her relentless decisions. But at the same time, she's very empathetic and goes out of her way to help others when she doesn't need to. She's the type of character where you can't really describe her in one word. xD

Kim Joo-hyuk: Hmm. I feel like my male MC is always misunderstood by his cold and aloof demeanor. He's too hard-headed in his ways since it's the most comfortable and a sure way to not get hurt by others who could potentially betray him. Though, he does become a bit friendlier to others once he starts to open his heart to the female MC. He's definitely the awkward, shy type who lacks in social interaction.

getawayfromme118 2021-03-17 01:41:21 UTC #20

Aya appears to be the stereotypically strong and aggressive, female character. However, she is a fragile soul with a heart that’s full of love and compassion for those she cares about.

I can’t spoil much since we haven’t gotten to her backstory yet in the latest chapters, but she is someone who’s afraid to open up to people due to a past trauma. She’s mostly a loner who enjoys her own company for majority of the time, but deeply yearns a real connection and bond with someone.

As for my opinion of her, I understand how hard it is for her to regain her trust in people once again. But I admire the fact that she does not push people away just because of her past trauma. She is cautious, but at the same time allows people (especially Rima-2nd MC. Hopefully she will open up to Kaito too - 3rd MC) to get close to her, as long as they don’t appear to have bad intentions.

Here is a picture of Aya(long hair) with Rima (pig tails)

Kann 2021-03-17 01:46:17 UTC #21

Himuri is a overall good boy just trying his best. He wants to be everyone's friend, which is not very good. He's talkative and acts before thinking, which puts him in trouble sometimes. I think he's mostly what you'll find in your typical shounen anime, but I like him a lot.

Taisou is hot-headed, grumpy, stubborn and prefers to do things by himself. He gets pretty violent a few times. Personally though, I would give him a hug (then need medical assistance), because it's not revealed in the plot so far, but boy have been through some stuff...

sc101 2021-03-17 01:47:56 UTC #22

Ziggy: She's rather unenthusiastic at most times. Doesn't really form attachments to people easily and is always looking for one thing or the other to while her time away. I guess you could say that she is pretty selfish and antisocial but in her viewpoint she is just being pragmatic.

Jerome: A rather happy go lucky boy whose years in the orphanage do not appear to have worn him down. He's always looking for some sort of validation from others but he is aware of this fact. Despite his apparent sunny demeanor he is rather melancholy within. He is very curious.

Mei: A girl who is extremely in love with a classmate who rejected her. Despite accepting the rejection, she still feels the need to look in the current whereabouts of the classmate when she goes missing. A rather affectionate person whose affections are wasted as people usually find her unable to read a room when it comes to other's emotions.

Berserker 2021-03-17 02:25:08 UTC #23

The thing I like about Rhunal in many ways is her impatience. As an author I try to spend enough time building the world, but not overdoing it. Rhunal mirrors my desire for something interesting to happen in the story. So about the time she has has recovered from last bout of trouble she has got into, she will go looking for more of it. The story kicks off when she refuses to give up on magical training and tries to punch her master in the head.

And fortunately Bron is there to serve as her occasional conscience/protector.

jkb4753 2021-03-17 03:15:51 UTC #24

Wow this is a great prompt.
I hate literally all my characters. Lol. I made them the parts of me that I hate, and then I made them fuck each other.

jkb4753 2021-03-17 03:16:15 UTC #25

I love this description. I want to read about the head-punching.

jkb4753 2021-03-17 03:16:57 UTC #26

I like the detail and emotion you've put into your characters. I can tell they're really close to you.

jkb4753 2021-03-17 03:17:36 UTC #27

holy shit i need this outfit...

Kaydreamer 2021-03-17 03:41:34 UTC #28

The things I love most about my protagonist are his sense of humour, his friendliness, and his general propensity for being a forgetful and chaotic dingus. I've written him with ADHD traits, and while they won't be as immediately apparent as they would be in a younger character (because he's had a lot longer to learn how to self-manage) I hope they'll still be relatable to people who share the condition with me.

DreamyPastel 2021-03-17 04:02:54 UTC #29

What I really love about my main character Joyce is that despite her fears, she still pushes through even though she never thinks she strong enough to. She's intelligent and thinks on her feet, and she can definitely solve her way through a problem. The main thing holding her back though is her anxiety. She holds so much fear in her heart, and she's afraid to let other people in. It definitely causes a lot of problems for her, such as lack of communication, her irrational fears clouding her logical judgment, and not getting help when she needs it.

My comic is still just pretty much starting out, so I don't want to accidentally spoil anything so you could probably gauge a lot of the description from the way she acts in chapter 1 (though it will be more prevalent in chapter 2 and onward as well). Overall, I really love the story she has to offer, and I accidentally made her way too relatable to me than I ever meant to whoops-

cherrystark 2021-03-17 04:06:47 UTC #30

Nick - I get a lot of gentleness from him. He eats like Shaggy Rogers and is incredibly intelligent. He reminds me of one those people who are more than happy to help, but only if they want to. If you try to force them, they fight. I can't wait to see what his gift turns out to be.

ReneVergence 2021-03-17 04:15:16 UTC #31

My MC's name is Kovreil Veisslok and he can be a bit chaotic and overwhelming (alright a lot more than a bit). Though, that's honestly one of my favorite things about him. That and his well-intentioned moral-grayness and being a comfort character who has genuinely accepting and supportive people in his life. He has a lot of built up anger and frustration but genuinely cares about the people he loves and has sworn to protect. He's like a marshmallow roasting over a fire that's burning down an entire forest.

I don't have many normal images of him alone so here's a random drawing of him I made for no reason.

TheOddFungi 2021-03-17 04:39:21 UTC #32

Oooh, I love these types of questions!

Name: Shyba A.K.A. Red Dragon

I love that he isn't what he seems at first and that he has the potential to be a very inspiring character. I love the way he grows throughout the series and becomes more himself and more confident.

In all honesty a lot of his struggles came from personal hardships I had to face and he is very dear to my heart. So I love writing his POV and getting into his head.

SpooledSpume 2021-03-17 04:47:37 UTC #33

My story doesn't really have a main character, so I will talk about the one I have already introduced!!
Prae isssss a very strange mink, they are very confused about the fact they have thumbs!!!!
I love them to bits!! Mostly because they're design is the simplest out of all the characters-

arbiterswake 2021-03-17 04:58:24 UTC #34

Hmm opinions on my MC.

Keyary

Well, Keyary in my opinion just has endless room to grow as a person. She's pretty naïve, not the prettiest to look at and rather useless for the most part but I think what I can appreciate is the person that she starts becoming. I adore the fact that she's struggling with illness as it allows me to channel some of my own frustrations into the character so I feel like I've bonded with this character in a way. There's a lot of pain and suffering she endures throughout the series, and where realistically most people would have cracked, she continues to struggle on and that to me is admirable.