Top 25 Characters Ever
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Gamma Man
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25. Shredder (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
24. Erik Foreman (That 70's Show)
23. Robot Chicken (Robot Chicken)
22. Rivers Cumos (Weezer)
21. Prof. Oak (Pokemon Red, Yellow, Blue)
20. The Mustache Girls (Panic At The Disco's Nine in the Afternoon Music Video)
19. Random Dead Covenant Soilder (Halo Series)
18. Quick Sand Giraffe (Robot Chicken)
17. V (V For Vendetta)
16. Goku (Dragon Ball Z)
15. Charlie Brown (Peanuts Comic Strips)
14. Jim Rhoades, War Machine (Iron Man)
13. Erik Cartman (South Park)
12. Hobbes (Calvin and Hobbes)
11. Ryu (Street Fighter Series)
10. Dr. Wiley (Capcom's Megaman Series)
9. King Aurthur (Capcom's Ghost and Goblins)
8. Ms. Pacman (Capcom's Ms. Pacman)
7. Dr. Light (Capcom's Megaman Series)
6. MegaMan (Capcom's Megaman Series)
5. Nick Fury (S.H.I.E.L.D.)
4. Obadiah Stane, Iron Monger (Iron Man)
3. Speed Racer (Speed Racer)
2. Indiana Jones (Indiana Jones Trilogy)
1. Ryan Ross (Panic At The Disco)
24. Erik Foreman (That 70's Show)
23. Robot Chicken (Robot Chicken)
22. Rivers Cumos (Weezer)
21. Prof. Oak (Pokemon Red, Yellow, Blue)
20. The Mustache Girls (Panic At The Disco's Nine in the Afternoon Music Video)
19. Random Dead Covenant Soilder (Halo Series)
18. Quick Sand Giraffe (Robot Chicken)
17. V (V For Vendetta)
16. Goku (Dragon Ball Z)
15. Charlie Brown (Peanuts Comic Strips)
14. Jim Rhoades, War Machine (Iron Man)
13. Erik Cartman (South Park)
12. Hobbes (Calvin and Hobbes)
11. Ryu (Street Fighter Series)
10. Dr. Wiley (Capcom's Megaman Series)
9. King Aurthur (Capcom's Ghost and Goblins)
8. Ms. Pacman (Capcom's Ms. Pacman)
7. Dr. Light (Capcom's Megaman Series)
6. MegaMan (Capcom's Megaman Series)
5. Nick Fury (S.H.I.E.L.D.)
4. Obadiah Stane, Iron Monger (Iron Man)
3. Speed Racer (Speed Racer)
2. Indiana Jones (Indiana Jones Trilogy)
1. Ryan Ross (Panic At The Disco)
Mattimeo84
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There first cd rocked...but this new one sucked
and you put him as number on character? hes not real?
moonmaster
Without him, all of you would be lost souls roamin
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No. No it didn't.
Dr.Strangefate
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Gamma Man, most of those characters have no real personality or they are real people...
How is Robot Chicken anyone's favorite character. He just gets strapped to a chair and watches tv...
How is Robot Chicken anyone's favorite character. He just gets strapped to a chair and watches tv...
Planet-man
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Hobbes on the same list as "the mustache girls" from a Panic! At The Disco video is by far the most bannable offense I've ever seen on this or any other site.
Joe Kalicki
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I put Billy the Kid on my list, but I mostly meant Billy the Kid from Young Guns.
McCheese
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I'm so curious about this list at this point that I'm actually considering taking him off my ignore list.
Gothamite
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25. Robin (Please don't shoot me, Planet-Man. Robin basically made Batman a game that both me and my younger brother could play. Besides, both BTAS' Robin and Batman Forever's Robin are pretty cool. In his finest moments, Robin doesn't take away from the coolness of the story, he only takes away from the realism.)
24. George Bailey (Atta' boy, Clarence!)
23. Scarlett O'Hara
22. Zack Morris (Such an prominent inspiration to my overall personality during my pre-teen years, it would be a crime not to include him.)
21. Stanley Hudson (Simply the funniest of the 'real' characters on The Office.)
20. Peter Griffin (You think that's bad?!)
19. The Shadow (Beating Zorro and Flash Gordon into this spot. This guy has fast become one of my favourite fictional crimefighters and the influence he had on Batman is pretty staggering.)
18. Jimmy Olsen (The Action Man. Superman's Pal. Everyone wants to be him. ESPECIALLY All-Star Jimmy.)
17. Jay & Silent Bob
16. Brodie Bruce (I've decided, after much consideration, that Brodie is my all-time favourite View Askew character, simply because I identify with him so greatly and because if I'm not careful, he's easily the person I could grow up to be.)
15. Jim Halpert
14. Bruce or David Banner/The Incredible Hulk (I can't believe I forgot this one. I love the Hulk in a lot of his incarnations. I hate all the 'Professor/Gray Hulk' crap and the early comics where the Hulk is fairly intelligent and Banner willingly transforms himself with a Gamma Ray Machine aren't what I'm talking about at all.)
13. Dylan McKay (Yeah. That's right.)
12.
/Logan/Wolverine
11. Alex Murphy/RoboCop (To anyone who hasn't already: Please watch the first movie and only the first movie)
10. Mark Grayson/Invincible
9. Lois Lane
8. The Joker
7. Lex Luthor (In all of his incarnations, for different reasons)
6. Rocky Balboa
5. Chandler Bing (In the early episodes, this is the funniest fictional funnyman, ever)
4. Peter Parker/Spider-Man (To be more specific: From the magical period of 1963 to circa 1989/From the Animated Series of the '90s/From the early days of Ultimate Spider-Man. The movie version of Spidey has no place on this list. He wouldn't even make my Top 1000 list)
3. James Bond (particularly the literary 007 and the movie character played by Connery, Dalton and Daniel Craig)
2. Clark Kent/Superman
1. Batman/Bruce Wayne
24. George Bailey (Atta' boy, Clarence!)
23. Scarlett O'Hara
22. Zack Morris (Such an prominent inspiration to my overall personality during my pre-teen years, it would be a crime not to include him.)
21. Stanley Hudson (Simply the funniest of the 'real' characters on The Office.)
20. Peter Griffin (You think that's bad?!)
19. The Shadow (Beating Zorro and Flash Gordon into this spot. This guy has fast become one of my favourite fictional crimefighters and the influence he had on Batman is pretty staggering.)
18. Jimmy Olsen (The Action Man. Superman's Pal. Everyone wants to be him. ESPECIALLY All-Star Jimmy.)
17. Jay & Silent Bob
16. Brodie Bruce (I've decided, after much consideration, that Brodie is my all-time favourite View Askew character, simply because I identify with him so greatly and because if I'm not careful, he's easily the person I could grow up to be.)
15. Jim Halpert
14. Bruce or David Banner/The Incredible Hulk (I can't believe I forgot this one. I love the Hulk in a lot of his incarnations. I hate all the 'Professor/Gray Hulk' crap and the early comics where the Hulk is fairly intelligent and Banner willingly transforms himself with a Gamma Ray Machine aren't what I'm talking about at all.)
13. Dylan McKay (Yeah. That's right.)
12.
James Howlett Jr.
11. Alex Murphy/RoboCop (To anyone who hasn't already: Please watch the first movie and only the first movie)
10. Mark Grayson/Invincible
9. Lois Lane
8. The Joker
7. Lex Luthor (In all of his incarnations, for different reasons)
6. Rocky Balboa
5. Chandler Bing (In the early episodes, this is the funniest fictional funnyman, ever)
4. Peter Parker/Spider-Man (To be more specific: From the magical period of 1963 to circa 1989/From the Animated Series of the '90s/From the early days of Ultimate Spider-Man. The movie version of Spidey has no place on this list. He wouldn't even make my Top 1000 list)
3. James Bond (particularly the literary 007 and the movie character played by Connery, Dalton and Daniel Craig)
2. Clark Kent/Superman
1. Batman/Bruce Wayne
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A new list in no specific order (except Batman would definitely be #1), which will probably also be changed eventually:
John Locke (Lost)
Elijah Snow (Planetary)
Daredevil (Marvel Comics, specifically Bendis/Brubaker)
Batman (DC Comics)
David Brent (The Office)
Bill (Kill Bill)
Gandalf (The Lord of the Rings)
The Joker (DC Comics)
Indiana Jones (Indiana Jones)
Homer Simpson (The Simpsons)
Michael Scofield (Prison Break)
GOB (Arrested Development)
Light (Death Note)
Alphonse Elric (Fullmetal Alchemist)
Optimus Prime (Transformers)
Spider-Man (Marvel Comics)
Arvin Sloane (Alias)
Mal Reynolds (Firefly)
Yoda (Star Wars)
Benjamin Linus (Lost)
Hugo "Hurley" Reyes (Lost)
Peter Griffin (Family Guy)
Thor (The Ultimates)
Yorick Brown (Y The Last Man)
Vegeta (Dragon Ball Z)
John Locke (Lost)
Elijah Snow (Planetary)
Daredevil (Marvel Comics, specifically Bendis/Brubaker)
Batman (DC Comics)
David Brent (The Office)
Bill (Kill Bill)
Gandalf (The Lord of the Rings)
The Joker (DC Comics)
Indiana Jones (Indiana Jones)
Homer Simpson (The Simpsons)
Michael Scofield (Prison Break)
GOB (Arrested Development)
Light (Death Note)
Alphonse Elric (Fullmetal Alchemist)
Optimus Prime (Transformers)
Spider-Man (Marvel Comics)
Arvin Sloane (Alias)
Mal Reynolds (Firefly)
Yoda (Star Wars)
Benjamin Linus (Lost)
Hugo "Hurley" Reyes (Lost)
Peter Griffin (Family Guy)
Thor (The Ultimates)
Yorick Brown (Y The Last Man)
Vegeta (Dragon Ball Z)
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Gothamite
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25. Robin (Please don't shoot me, Planet-Man. Robin basically made Batman a game that both me and my younger brother could play. Besides, both BTAS' Robin and Batman Forever's Robin are pretty cool. In his finest moments, Robin doesn't take away from the coolness of the story, he only takes away from the realism.)
24. George Bailey (Atta' boy, Clarence!)
23. Scarlett O'Hara
22. Zack Morris (Such an prominent inspiration to my overall personality during my pre-teen years, it would be a crime not to include him.)
21. Stanley Hudson (Simply the funniest of the 'real' characters on The Office.)
20. Peter Griffin (You think that's bad?!)
19. The Shadow (Beating Zorro and Flash Gordon into this spot. This guy has fast become one of my favourite fictional crimefighters and the influence he had on Batman is pretty staggering.)
18. Brandon Walsh
17. Rocky Balbloa
16. Brodie Bruce (I've decided, after much consideration, that Brodie is my all-time favourite View Askew character, simply because I identify with him so greatly and because if I'm not careful, he's easily the person I could grow up to be.)
15. Jim Halpert
14. Bruce or David Banner/The Incredible Hulk (I love the Hulk in a lot of his incarnations. I hate all the 'Professor/Gray Hulk' crap and the early comics where the Hulk is fairly intelligent and Banner willingly transforms himself with a Gamma Ray Machine aren't what I'm talking about at all.)
13. Dylan McKay
12.
/Logan/Wolverine
11. Alex Murphy/RoboCop (To anyone who hasn't already: Please watch the first movie and only the first movie)
10. Mark Grayson/Invincible
9. Lois Lane
8. The Joker
7. Lex Luthor (In all of his incarnations, for different reasons)
6. James T. Kirk (What the hell is wrong with me not putting JTK in here? :noway: I was considering putting Spock and Bones into a joint position here as well, as the trio are often considered to be almost a single entity in how they play off one another. But I decided against it, because my interest in Kirk just outweighs my interest for the other two.)
5. Chandler Bing (In the early episodes, this is the funniest fictional funnyman, ever)
4. Peter Parker/Spider-Man (To be more specific: From the magical period of 1963 to circa 1989/From the Animated Series of the '90s/From the early days of Ultimate Spider-Man. The movie version of Spidey has no place on this list. He wouldn't even make my Top 1000 list)
3. James Bond (particularly the literary 007 and the movie character played by Connery, Dalton and Daniel Craig)
2. Clark Kent/Superman
1. Batman/Bruce Wayne
24. George Bailey (Atta' boy, Clarence!)
23. Scarlett O'Hara
22. Zack Morris (Such an prominent inspiration to my overall personality during my pre-teen years, it would be a crime not to include him.)
21. Stanley Hudson (Simply the funniest of the 'real' characters on The Office.)
20. Peter Griffin (You think that's bad?!)
19. The Shadow (Beating Zorro and Flash Gordon into this spot. This guy has fast become one of my favourite fictional crimefighters and the influence he had on Batman is pretty staggering.)
18. Brandon Walsh
17. Rocky Balbloa
16. Brodie Bruce (I've decided, after much consideration, that Brodie is my all-time favourite View Askew character, simply because I identify with him so greatly and because if I'm not careful, he's easily the person I could grow up to be.)
15. Jim Halpert
14. Bruce or David Banner/The Incredible Hulk (I love the Hulk in a lot of his incarnations. I hate all the 'Professor/Gray Hulk' crap and the early comics where the Hulk is fairly intelligent and Banner willingly transforms himself with a Gamma Ray Machine aren't what I'm talking about at all.)
13. Dylan McKay
12.
James Howlett Jr.
11. Alex Murphy/RoboCop (To anyone who hasn't already: Please watch the first movie and only the first movie)
10. Mark Grayson/Invincible
9. Lois Lane
8. The Joker
7. Lex Luthor (In all of his incarnations, for different reasons)
6. James T. Kirk (What the hell is wrong with me not putting JTK in here? :noway: I was considering putting Spock and Bones into a joint position here as well, as the trio are often considered to be almost a single entity in how they play off one another. But I decided against it, because my interest in Kirk just outweighs my interest for the other two.)
5. Chandler Bing (In the early episodes, this is the funniest fictional funnyman, ever)
4. Peter Parker/Spider-Man (To be more specific: From the magical period of 1963 to circa 1989/From the Animated Series of the '90s/From the early days of Ultimate Spider-Man. The movie version of Spidey has no place on this list. He wouldn't even make my Top 1000 list)
3. James Bond (particularly the literary 007 and the movie character played by Connery, Dalton and Daniel Craig)
2. Clark Kent/Superman
1. Batman/Bruce Wayne
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Planet-man
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Next time I write this list, Dexter Morgan's definitely going to be on it, as well as the Stella trio if I can find some way to define them as an overall character.
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25 - Snow White (Fables)
24 - Juno McGruff (Juno)
23 - Jack Sparrow (Pirates Of Caribbean)
22 - Black Adam (DC Comics)
21 - Desolation Jones (Desolation Jones)
20 - The Rock (WWE)
19 - Dream (The Sandman)
18 - Zatanna (DC Comics)
17 - Midnighter (The Authority)
16 - V (V For Vendetta)
15 - Hulk (Marvel Comics)
14 - Daredevil (Marvel Comics)
13 - Wolverine (Marvel Comics)
12 - Angel (Buffy The Vampire Slayer/Angel)
11 - Veronica Mars (Veronica Mars)
10 - Aucaid (Hellsing)
09 - Vash The Stampede (Trigun)
08 - Scar (Fullmetal Alchemist)
07 - Death (The Sandman)
06 - Batgirl (DC Comics)
05 - Lucifer Morningstar (Vertigo Comics)
04 - Solid Snake (Metal Gear Solid)
03 - The Punisher (Marvel Comics)
02 - John Constantine (Hellblazer)
01 - Batman (DC Comics)
Honorable Mentions - Jigsaw (Saw), Kira (Death Note), Spider-Man (Marvel Comics), Faith (Buffy The Vampire Slayer/Angel), & Lobo (DC Comics)
24 - Juno McGruff (Juno)
23 - Jack Sparrow (Pirates Of Caribbean)
22 - Black Adam (DC Comics)
21 - Desolation Jones (Desolation Jones)
20 - The Rock (WWE)
19 - Dream (The Sandman)
18 - Zatanna (DC Comics)
17 - Midnighter (The Authority)
16 - V (V For Vendetta)
15 - Hulk (Marvel Comics)
14 - Daredevil (Marvel Comics)
13 - Wolverine (Marvel Comics)
12 - Angel (Buffy The Vampire Slayer/Angel)
11 - Veronica Mars (Veronica Mars)
10 - Aucaid (Hellsing)
09 - Vash The Stampede (Trigun)
08 - Scar (Fullmetal Alchemist)
07 - Death (The Sandman)
06 - Batgirl (DC Comics)
05 - Lucifer Morningstar (Vertigo Comics)
04 - Solid Snake (Metal Gear Solid)
03 - The Punisher (Marvel Comics)
02 - John Constantine (Hellblazer)
01 - Batman (DC Comics)
Honorable Mentions - Jigsaw (Saw), Kira (Death Note), Spider-Man (Marvel Comics), Faith (Buffy The Vampire Slayer/Angel), & Lobo (DC Comics)
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Langsta
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Why is everyone putting a spoiler tag on Wolverine's real name? I'm pretty sure everyone knows his real name by now.
Planet-man
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What's worse, putting a spoiler tag on Wolverine's real name, or NOT putting a spoiler tag on Rorschach's real name? You tell me.
Ice
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Neither.
Planet-man
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No.
It's a spoiler. There's no real reason to list it at all here, but if you have to, there's no reason not to use spoiler tags because there are people on the site who haven't read it.
You don't find out Rorschach's real name until a fairly climactic bit halfway through the book.
It's a spoiler. There's no real reason to list it at all here, but if you have to, there's no reason not to use spoiler tags because there are people on the site who haven't read it.
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Master of TOG-fu.
I may be wrong, but I think one of the unofficial rules of the site is that things stop being "spoiled" after it's been released for a certain time period.
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Planet-man
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Huh? If that were true you could just give the ending away completely, of Watchmen or any movie from however long "a certain time period" is.:?
Member rules - "Spoilers should be labeled as such. Threads labeled "spoilers" in the title do not need to have spoilers labeled within, but spoilers in a non-spoiler thread and off-topic spoilers should be hidden with the spoiler tag."
I don't get what the problem is. If it gives away a surprising bit of info you're not supposed to know going into something, hit the spoiler button that's right there on the posting window. Am I missing something?
Member rules - "Spoilers should be labeled as such. Threads labeled "spoilers" in the title do not need to have spoilers labeled within, but spoilers in a non-spoiler thread and off-topic spoilers should be hidden with the spoiler tag."
I don't get what the problem is. If it gives away a surprising bit of info you're not supposed to know going into something, hit the spoiler button that's right there on the posting window. Am I missing something?
