What is the goal of your main character?

[Lensing]

Why does he want to make Separhin a queen of Laos?
And why does he want to kill the elfs and his brother?

[TheLemmaLlama]

laughs in slice-of-life

[surenlicious]

Evolving to what she should rightfully chase after. Just like in real life.

[jasonboredd]

The goal of my main character is to seek vengeance for his fallen soldiers. His motivation is his feeling of obligation. He was supposed to lead them in such a way that they would survive. Due to the decisions of his C.O., all his troops were wiped out.

[ItsHashi]

His goal is to get back to his fantasy world now that he got isekai’d into the real one...

[Lensing]

A story is a story and for stories you need goals, wishes or problems
My comic is slice of life too

[SparkyBlueGirl]

My main character is just trying to live her life in an interesting way. One day at a time, preferably without murdering someone…..this last point is heavily up for debate though

https://m.tapas.io/episode/2276495

[TheLemmaLlama]

Cool, my MC Saku has the latter two

Wishes: to be free (or more accurately, to maintain his freedom which he 'achieved' at the beginning of the comic. Not very goal-oriented XD)

Problems: Varies from arc to arc. In chronological order; someone who doesn't agree with his lifestyle choice, he befriends someone with self-destructive tendencies, another friend loses his home, someone from his past comes back to haunt him

What are your main character's goals/wishes/problems?

[Lensing]

To be free sounds like a good goal to me
In a slice of life you can have changing goals from story / episode to episode which
makes it a very interesting genre. You can have a romantic goal in one episode
(ask the girl who works at the coffee shop for a date) and in the next episode
you can have the goal not to get fired at your day job

The one I´m working on right now:
The main character wants to rescue his dog which has been kidnapped by aliens

[TheLemmaLlama]

I feel like I should only consider 'to be free' a goal if freedom is a change in the character's status quo, which in my case, it's not. So it's just a wish imo

In a slice of life you can have changing goals from story / episode to episode whichmakes it a very interesting genre. You can have a romantic goal in one episode(ask the girl who works at the coffee shop for a date) and in the next episodeyou can have the goal not to get fired at your day job

Very true! I guess I just saw goal (singular) in your OP and assumed you wanted the overarching goal of the whole story, where there really isn't one. But he does very much have short term goals (solving the problem in each arc)!

The main character wants to rescue his dog which has been kidnapped by aliens

Interesting ... I guess some slice-of-life stories do have a well-defined overarching goal. Are you worried about keeping that chill slice-of-life pace and not letting it become action or something, without dragging things out too long where the audience feels like you're writing filler to prevent the plot from being resolved?

[ricardoaltuna]

My main character is Dasch Karde.

He has social anxiety and also doesn't remember anything from his childhood. His only 2 friends are a grade above him in school and when they graduate they are moving away leaving him all alone. However, he gets a letter from a mysterious person that promises to bring back his memories and reunite him with old friends and it becomes his goal to get back his memories and reunite with his old friends in order to avoid being alone after his current friends move away.

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[Lensing]

I´m not sure about that, I guess I´m just in the trying around phase, I write one goal, wish, event per episode and I also like it
to keep the whole package a bit unpredictable

[KSlinger]

Jed is currently trying to bring down a very large demon on the edge of a destroyed village. His motivation: these problems tend to get bigger if they go ignored.

https://tapas.io/series/West

[MasterValkyrie]

In this world, those with the title of "God" have uncontested authority over their Kingdom and the citizens that reside inside them. She wants to gain the title of "God" so she can use that power and authority to create a safe haven for all. (No, she's not a Villain. Lol.)

[joannekwan]

Patience's goal is just to get back to a relatively normal life after the inciting incident forces a monster into the picture. But things are made difficult when the creature develops his own wants and two other fellas squeeze into her life. - Secunda

[nayrnixon]

This is Eimer the Mole:

He is a timid mole that wants to save his mother from the Shadow Vermin, dangerous monsters that live in the dark that took his mother into the deepest cave.

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Really would appreciate if you guys checked it out

[erudenedure]

Thea's goal is to get information about her own child that was taken away from her. Whether she will want to be a mother or decide to leave the child where they are (or if the child is even living) is another issue altogether.

Noth's goal isn't super clear right now. He's just living life the best he can, but there'll be a more clear goal in the future that involves getting acknowledgement - of some sort - from his full orc mother who has been really neglectful of him.

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[BarBarKetrab]

My main character, Nilly's goal is to dig up his playground's slide to see what it's made of, and to find out what's underneath. As for why, I guess he just feels compelled to.

[strawbisci]

this is my my main character melo ohn and his goal is to become a chad to get girls to like him B)

[Moesakuara]

Literally speaking, her goal is to undermine the authority of the police and protect civilians. Her motivation was the fire bombing of her town by corrupt cops. Under the guise of being a repair person, Jules rides around coming to the aid of the helpless.

But if we're saying metaphorically speaking I'm gonna go with "heart of gold meets will of pure spite."

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