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Prower: Since ancient times, philosophers have often asked how one can truly define being moral. Some see it as following laws. Others say it is being kind to your neighbor. Nerd-Bot: But for these two terrifyingly dangerous soldiers, justice means killing anyone and everyone who defies what they believe is right. Like with Seryu Ubiquitous, the Justice Crazed Jaeger of the Empire. Prower: And- Suddenly, the sound of the doorknob turning cut Prower off. As it opened, Angela, John, and Marek stepped in with luggage in-hand. Angela:...... John:...... Marek: Howdy neighbors! Angela: The fuck is going on here? John: Why are you in our booth!? Ner

Welcome, ladies and gentlemen. If you've been following along with my most recent deviations, I thank you for sticking around and reading through my various character entries. Now that we're here, please feel free to ask me any questions you like concerning the characters on the list, the honorable mentions, go nuts. Unlike other Q&A sessions, however, allow me to ask you, fair viewers, my own set of questions while you think about what you'd like to ask me. 1. What did you think of each character on the list? Any favorites? Least favorites? 2. What are your thoughts on the articles discussing them? Any favorites or least favorites?

"I fight for love." "Chained, cowering in fear....you call yourselves 'the people'? When he yields to the Devil, man stops being man. Do you seek to continue this vicious cycle? People fight for themselves! You demons! Bring it on!" "It's a shame you kept yourself closed off from the world! You've never fought anybody stronger than yourself. However, I have survived battles with men much stronger than me." "I shall hold the way you lived in my heart, and live on as the successor to Hokuto Shinken!" "You're already dead." And here were are, the number 1 spot. He is the true grandfather of the Shonen genre, his story and character definin

Hello, everyone, Damien here. As all of you know, I am currently one entry away from completing my Top 11 Favorite Characters of All Time list. For those who have checked out all the other entries, I thank you for keeping up with my work after so long. For newcomers, I shall leave a link to all of the previous entries down in the description below. Check them out at your leisure. Anyways, with a list like this, there's always going to be fierce competition. Okay, admittedly, the higher spots were never really in doubt for me, but point is, there's a LOT of characters within the realm of fiction. One year alone has produced thousands, if not

"You're much stronger than you think you are. Trust me." "Is this what Gods do!?...There is no need...For Gods that only take...FOR GODS OF DEATH!" At the number 2 spot, we have two of the most powerful and universally beloved characters in all of fiction. In many ways, these two are the perfect parallels of one another while also ultimately maintaining the same core beliefs that make them both intriguing to analyze and inspiring beyond comparison. They both hold several ideals I personally believe in with bulletproof passion and they are two of the most fatherly and mature characters ever. They are.... Superman of DC Comics and Asura fro

"I'm no hero....never was....never will be." We all know who this is. He's one of the most lauded video game characters and one of the most lauded characters in fiction. He is one of the best written soldiers ever. He captures several of the defining traits of previous characters on this list and expresses them masterfully. He is..... Solid Snake of Metal Gear. He's kept you waiting, huh? Throughout the annals of entertainment, there were several mediums that I enjoyed, but none played such a big role in my life than video games. It's easily the medium I've spent the most time with. Fighting Games, First-Person Shooters, Puzzle Games, I

"My Megazord's down, but I'm not!" "I can do this all day." These next two are one in the same, as they both embody the heroic, patriotic spirit I looked up to as a wee child. Even today, I have nothing but bulletproof admiration for these guys, not just because of nostalgia, but also because they're some of the best 'human' characters, both metaphorically and literally, to have ever grace fiction. They have all the criteria to be both the best of soldiers and men amongst men. They are.... Carter Grayson from Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue and Captain America from Marvel Comics. I'll be upfront about this. I have always been a big fan a

"Like I care!" This next fellow is easily one of the manliest characters of all time and one I personally feel can work in any time period because he is the living embodiment of a time long gone, but not forgotten. Through his simple logic, he fights against the decadence of modern society and upholds the morality his age fought tooth and nail to honor. He is.... Akira Kongou from Kongou Banchou. Now, for those of you who have read my number 9 choice already (Which I'm very certain you did, because why would you be up here if you didn't), I prefer the older shonen era, particularly the 80s to early 90s, to the newer shonen era, which woul

“Do you know what day it is today?” "Even the gods quake in fear before the power of my fists." These next two characters are my undisputed favorite villains in all of fictional media. Both characters embody a certain ideal and both are the best villains because, not only can their work be considered evil in some regards, but they also do things that make you question if they're really villains in the first place. They walk a fine line between anti-hero, anti-villain, hero, and villain all at once, making them the perfect shades of grey for stories that practically have no white or black to them. Most of all, I feel these men ca