CaptainVictoria wrote:

Funny how the funne circus show is the most relatable. I saw my sister play through all of them and by far, Wonderland was my favorite. N25 was the first we played, and I did kind of relate to some of it. (Mostly how Kanade only has online friends ;- But Wonderland seemed to have even more personality. So they're probably the top tier for me. I liked the designs of L/N though. Starry skies and sparkles.
(Why is it that all of Tsukasa's cards have something to do with his misfortune. XD He needs so much help. And he reminds me of Apollo in some aspects.)

_Chikara_ wrote:

Guys I might have a “Type” I know it's terrifying.

1. Mina Ashido
2. Men

IfIWereARichMan wrote:

I'm personally particularly partial to a good handful of fictional characters that I feel are incredibly fascinating in one way or another:

Forrest Gump from the film of the same name (I have yet to read the original book and cannot comment on it)
Lemony Snicket from the book series “A Series of Unfortunate Events”
Hedwig from the musical “Hedwig and the Angry Inch”
Brunhilde from Wagner's legendary opera cycle “The Ring”
Mary Lennox from the book and musical “The Secret Garden”
Jason from the musical “Falsettos”
Count Almavia from several different Italian operas including “Marriage of Figaro” and “Barber of Seville” (he's kind of just the funny guy even though he's the villain)
Chara from the video game “Undertale”

Those are the few that come to mind immediately
Basically there's a good handful from a variety of media

-RobinJasmine- wrote:

IfIWereARichMan wrote:

I'm personally particularly partial to a good handful of fictional characters that I feel are incredibly fascinating in one way or another:

Forrest Gump from the film of the same name (I have yet to read the original book and cannot comment on it)
Lemony Snicket from the book series “A Series of Unfortunate Events”
Hedwig from the musical “Hedwig and the Angry Inch”
Brunhilde from Wagner's legendary opera cycle “The Ring”
Mary Lennox from the book and musical “The Secret Garden”
Jason from the musical “Falsettos”
Count Almavia from several different Italian operas including “Marriage of Figaro” and “Barber of Seville” (he's kind of just the funny guy even though he's the villain)
Chara from the video game “Undertale”

Those are the few that come to mind immediately
Basically there's a good handful from a variety of media

Forrest Gump! I remember reading John Truby talking about the book and movie in his book giving screenwriting tips

IfIWereARichMan wrote:

-RobinJasmine- wrote:

IfIWereARichMan wrote:

I'm personally particularly partial to a good handful of fictional characters that I feel are incredibly fascinating in one way or another:

Forrest Gump from the film of the same name (I have yet to read the original book and cannot comment on it)
Lemony Snicket from the book series “A Series of Unfortunate Events”
Hedwig from the musical “Hedwig and the Angry Inch”
Brunhilde from Wagner's legendary opera cycle “The Ring”
Mary Lennox from the book and musical “The Secret Garden”
Jason from the musical “Falsettos”
Count Almavia from several different Italian operas including “Marriage of Figaro” and “Barber of Seville” (he's kind of just the funny guy even though he's the villain)
Chara from the video game “Undertale”

Those are the few that come to mind immediately
Basically there's a good handful from a variety of media

Forrest Gump! I remember reading John Truby talking about the book and movie in his book giving screenwriting tips

Very great character. And the movie is a case study on great adapted screenplay writing. I'm very passionate about adaptational works. I think Forrest Gump is incredible.

SilKeaSilver wrote:

CaptainVictoria wrote:

Funny how the funne circus show is the most relatable. I saw my sister play through all of them and by far, Wonderland was my favorite. N25 was the first we played, and I did kind of relate to some of it. (Mostly how Kanade only has online friends ;- But Wonderland seemed to have even more personality. So they're probably the top tier for me. I liked the designs of L/N though. Starry skies and sparkles.
(Why is it that all of Tsukasa's cards have something to do with his misfortune. XD He needs so much help. And he reminds me of Apollo in some aspects.)

I love Leo/Need's designs, but they all feel so boring and uninteresting to me… I don't like them that much as characters tbh
VBS is probably my second favorite, followed by N25. MMJ and L/N are probably duking it out for fourth place as we speak.

Hmm, Tsukasa does have two little strands of hair on his forehead that stand out slightly from the rest…
Where's the hairgel and the red waistcoat? We're making Apollokasa today!
Objection!
(I love Tsukasa. I have drawn more fanart of him than I have for any other character except possibly Xellos)

CaptainVictoria wrote:

SilKeaSilver wrote:

CaptainVictoria wrote:

Funny how the funne circus show is the most relatable. I saw my sister play through all of them and by far, Wonderland was my favorite. N25 was the first we played, and I did kind of relate to some of it. (Mostly how Kanade only has online friends ;- But Wonderland seemed to have even more personality. So they're probably the top tier for me. I liked the designs of L/N though. Starry skies and sparkles.
(Why is it that all of Tsukasa's cards have something to do with his misfortune. XD He needs so much help. And he reminds me of Apollo in some aspects.)

I love Leo/Need's designs, but they all feel so boring and uninteresting to me… I don't like them that much as characters tbh
VBS is probably my second favorite, followed by N25. MMJ and L/N are probably duking it out for fourth place as we speak.

Hmm, Tsukasa does have two little strands of hair on his forehead that stand out slightly from the rest…
Where's the hairgel and the red waistcoat? We're making Apollokasa today!
Objection!
(I love Tsukasa. I have drawn more fanart of him than I have for any other character except possibly Xellos)

Saaame. I love Tsukasa's love for Saki though. They're the best brother and sister. It's like he's a completely different person when she needs help. Really cute. (AND YES TSUKASAPOLLO JUSTENMA SHOULD BE DONE)
Oh, and (spoilers ig) I hope Kanade's dad gets outta the hospital in one of the event stories soon. I know Kanade's mom shows up at some point. I'll be mad if he doesn't recover though. He seems like a nice guy, relatable with the whole thing about having to sacrifice creativity for trends. I read that with my sister and thought that was sooo irritating. >:( As a person who would like to become a graphic designer, I don't think having to draw flat corporate art as opposed to the type of quality I would love to draw is an okie dokie thing to do. You'll eventually burn out. It's pretty sad.

_Chikara_ wrote:

Guys I might have a “Type” I know it's terrifying.

1. Mina Ashido
2. Men

IfIWereARichMan wrote:

_Chikara_ wrote:

Guys I might have a “Type” I know it's terrifying.

1. Mina Ashido
2. Men

I knew I was gay in elementary school, but in middle school I thought Miku was super hot so I thought I must be bi. Nope, turns out being attracted to fictional characters has nothing to do with being attracted to real people. I relate hard to this.

RiversSafeZone wrote:

question for yall, what would your favorite characters do with a magic pencil that could make anything?

RiversSafeZone wrote:

question for yall, what would your favorite characters do with a magic pencil that could make anything?