02-26-2018, 12:32 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-26-2018, 12:47 PM by Kelly MacAryn.)
No characters that particularly stand out? I'm clearly not doing my job.
*makes a note to pump up Ghidorah's hateability quotient.*
As for the characters I despise
Griffith, from Berserk. He's a genius achievement as a character - his charisma actually seems to radiate off the page at times - but even in a manga filled with the most loathsome monsters he stands out. When his comeuppance arrives, however many more decades that takes, I will legitimately throw a party, with chicks and booze and guns and firetrucks. If you've watched the anime, you know why, and if you've read the manga, you ESPECIALLY know why.
The only other character I can think of right now that I would slap someone across the mouth for sympathizing with them is Delores Umbridge from Harry Potter.
Most recently ( and in actually keeping with the theme of the thread) Lady Une from Mobile Suit Gundam Wing makes me angry whenever she shows her face. I started watching it a couple days ago (yes, there was a gaping hole in my nerd credentials), so although the show is twenty-three years old it still counts.
*makes a note to pump up Ghidorah's hateability quotient.*
As for the characters I despise
Griffith, from Berserk. He's a genius achievement as a character - his charisma actually seems to radiate off the page at times - but even in a manga filled with the most loathsome monsters he stands out. When his comeuppance arrives, however many more decades that takes, I will legitimately throw a party, with chicks and booze and guns and firetrucks. If you've watched the anime, you know why, and if you've read the manga, you ESPECIALLY know why.
The only other character I can think of right now that I would slap someone across the mouth for sympathizing with them is Delores Umbridge from Harry Potter.
Most recently ( and in actually keeping with the theme of the thread) Lady Une from Mobile Suit Gundam Wing makes me angry whenever she shows her face. I started watching it a couple days ago (yes, there was a gaping hole in my nerd credentials), so although the show is twenty-three years old it still counts.