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Well, it's all quite complex. There are many characters, and they are all good. Okay, I'll try to highlight a few, focusing on choosing exactly one character from each world. Actually, it's funny that after the first three, it became quite difficult to single anyone out; there are too many beloved characters: Corben Dallas and John McClane, Drizzt and Volkodav, Guts and Archers, Legolas and Danika de Mopassan, and many others. But still, here they are, singled out:
- As an avid D&D player, I'll start with Forgotten Realms. I'd like to mention many, but there's one bright, charismatic character who stands out among the others in FR. In terms of D&D, this is a 25th-level character (out of a maximum of 20) with a charisma of 18 (how can you not love him? ;) ). Well, who guessed? Meet:
Jarlaxle Baenre
The most charismatic character in the universe, a rare example of pure chaotic-neutral. He is well described by a quote from the book:R.A. Salvatore On his shaved head sat a completely incredible, wide-brimmed hat, adorned with a huge plume of diatrema feathers. Instead of a cloak or mantle, he wore a cape that shimmered with all the colors of the rainbow in both the normal and infrared spectrum. A short, sleeveless shirt revealed well-defined abdominal muscles. In addition, he wore an unimaginable number of different jewels: rings, chains and necklaces, bracelets, even ankle bracelets - and all of them jingled loudly, but only when the mercenary himself wanted them to. As did the boots, which clacked so loudly on the stone floor of the chapel, all these valuables could make no sound at all.
Mother Baenre noticed that Jarlaxle's usual eye patch was moved to his left eye today, but what that meant, if it meant anything at all, she didn't know.
And who could say what magical powers were contained in his eye patch, trinkets, and boots, in the two magic pouches tucked into his belt, or in the beautiful sword hanging on a strap next to them? Mother Baenre suspected that half of these things were fakes, with very minor magical abilities or none at all; perhaps they could only remain silent when moving. In general, half of everything Jarlaxle did was a bluff, but the rest of his actions were cunning and extremely dangerous.
. - The second world will be Star Wars. There are many interesting personalities in this world, but I can only choose one. Strength and heart suggest the choice. And let it be:
Obi-Wan Kenobi
A Jedi Knight, closest to the ordinary clone soldiers. Kind, wise, strong. Just like me, in short :rolleyes: The character type actually resembles me, and I also like him. The actors, in my opinion, were also chosen excellently for both the old and the new trilogies.
. - The third world is related to my esports childhood, Unreal. Yes, both in Unreal and in Unreal Tournament, characters are not the main thing; the gameplay is the most important, but there are also bright personalities there. My favorite is:
Xan Kriegor
A multiple Tournament champion, who went through two parts of UT and was mentioned in two others. In the past, he was one of the rebel robots, but when he was captured, he managed to resist several memory wipes! As a result, his memory was still reprogrammed, but he remained an excellent fighter.
. - And here it's not esports, but my childhood in general :) The main character of the series of games and TV series named after him:
Sonic The Hedgehog
A bright, positive, cheerful supersonic hedgehog, who turned blue from his speed. I didn't watch the cartoons at all, but the games were enough to fully reveal the character's personality. Yes, I haven't played the very latest ones, but that's enough for me.
. - Well, how can we do without Warhammer 40k? There are countless characters here. And, for this reason, and for another reason, I will deviate from what was stated at the beginning and indicate two. The first:
Erwin Ramas
The legend of the Gothic Sector Battle Fleet, captain of the cruiser "Drachenfels," the only one who allows himself to speak on equal terms even with Lord-Admiral Ravensburg himself. In the past, he was the only one who survived on the bridge after a torpedo attack by Eldar pirates. The Adeptus Mechanicus managed to preserve a spark of life in his disfigured body, and now Erwin was forever imprisoned in an armored cabin somewhere in the depths of the cruiser. His hoarse laughter, sarcastic comments, and proud behavior of a space fleet officer create a character that delights the reader every time he appears in the plot. Unfortunately, no portraits have been drawn of him.
Therefore, a picture is needed, so meet the second:
Caius Solaris "The Hero of Armageddon"
The most unusual commissar in the Universe. He describes himself as the most heroic coward in the Imperium. An excellent swordsman, a troll, a liar, not a virgin. Caring about his own ass, he is ready to protect his regiment and take care of it so that they then protect him with their bodies. He is constantly trying to slip away to a quiet place and constantly ends up in the thick of it, a typical example: he tried to desert from the battlefield, literally around the corner he ran into a hundred Tyranids and, running away from them with one chainsword, ended up under the fire of his own artillery, which was regarded by the Imperials as a feat, they say he lured them there on purpose, and he went without a weapon, only with a sword, and Cain was awarded an order. In general, it's stupid to talk about him; it's better to read the books.
. - And, of course, another favorite from childhood:
Sir Sherlock Holmes Esquire
Is there anything to say about him? I don't think so.
"Let's fly to the most beautiful sky. No matter how many times your wings break, keep trying."©Crono Crusade
