Which Fantastical Character Do You Hate Most?

[Vanessa28]

ahahahahahaha!
Oh, I so dearly wanted to punish you for making a remark like this... but unfortunately, I'm busy doing McGuffin work that will ultimately end in my own demise!

...See what I did there?

"Try if you must but I assure you there's no hope for your victory"
Told ya, I like him in HW

 

[ArchAngel217]

Shall I show you what a demon lord can do? SHALL I??!!

(I like this quote.)

 

[Mikey the Moblin]

"Try if you must but I assure you there's no hope for your victory"
Told ya, I like him in HW

what is it about skyward sword that made you dislike him?

 

[Vanessa28]

Hi

what is it about skyward sword that made you dislike him?

I can't really point the finger. His general appearance even though he's complete the opposite of Fi. He at least showed emotions. But I dislike everything about him in SS. It could've been the design. Because in HW I didn't feel like that at all.

 

[ArchAngel217]

Hi

Hello.

 

[Uwu_Oocoo2]

This might hurt some of y'all, but I despise Oocoo just because they're so... ugly. I used to hate Shad too but he's grown on me...

To be fair, everyone in TP besides Link, Zelda, and Midna were freakishly ugly. Like really, really, really ugly. But I never minded Ooccoo that much (in case ya couldn't tell from my username XD). They're kinda just people chickens. The two people I did hate from TP were those two clown dudes. THEY were freaky!

 

[Hero of Pizza Time]

This might hurt some of y'all, but I despise Oocoo just because they're so... ugly. I used to hate Shad too but he's grown on me...

I don't know anyone who likes Oocoo. At least they are only in one dungeon (and a few quests leading up to that dungeon).

 

[ArchAngel217]

To be fair, everyone in TP besides Link, Zelda, and Midna were freakishly ugly. Like really, really, really ugly.

I can agree and I haven't even played the game.
(Also, whoa, 12 people on a single thread at once.)

 

[Mikey the Moblin]

ghirahim roleplay popping off, clearly

 

[Link&Midna]

To be fair, everyone in TP besides Link, Zelda, and Midna were freakishly ugly. Like really, really, really ugly. But I never minded Ooccoo that much (in case ya couldn't tell from my username XD). They're kinda just people chickens. The two people I did hate from TP were those two clown dudes. THEY were freaky!

I know, right?! And I mean EVERYONE...
Ps, you are the sole reason I put "This might hurt some of y'all" LOL

 

[Terminus]

Moash from the Stormlight Archive book series. It's the same old "let's make a relatable, correct villain, and then make him so cartoonishly evil that you have to hate him" problem that plagues a lot of stories nowadays (looking at you, Killmonger from Black Panther).

Spoilers through Oathbringer

Spoiler

None of the stuff Moash did was exceptionally terrible, for the most part. The big evil thing was abandoning his friends to kill someone who was, objectively speaking, a terrible king. There was a bit of dodginess when he goes and kills one of the ancient hero figures, but fine, ok, he's an interesting antagonist who's correct about how bad the social hierarchy is. And then...

Spoilers through Rhythm of War

Spoiler

At his point, he has become a caricature who willingly gives up his humanity to the god of anger. He spends half the book suicide-baiting the already-depressed protagonist, then at the very end murders one of his former team members. He has completed his transformation into a mustache-twirling caricature, and I hate that.

 

[Mikey the Moblin]

Moash from the Stormlight Archive book series. It's the same old "let's make a relatable, correct villain, and then make him so cartoonishly evil that you have to hate him" problem that plagues a lot of stories nowadays (looking at you, Killmonger from Black Panther).

Spoilers through Oathbringer

Spoiler

None of the stuff Moash did was exceptionally terrible, for the most part. The big evil thing was abandoning his friends to kill someone who was, objectively speaking, a terrible king. There was a bit of dodginess when he goes and kills one of the ancient hero figures, but fine, ok, he's an interesting antagonist who's correct about how bad the social hierarchy is. And then...

Spoilers through Rhythm of War

Spoiler

At his point, he has become a caricature who willingly gives up his humanity to the god of anger. He spends half the book suicide-baiting the already-depressed protagonist, then at the very end murders one of his former team members. He has completed his transformation into a mustache-twirling caricature, and I hate that.

in fairness, I think the point is that once odium chooses him as a champion he's not really the same character. He loses the ability to feel any emotions and that kinda... makes you not a person you know? Maybe it's an up and coming trope, but I think it makes plenty of sense in the context of the story and what the central conflict means

 

[Terminus]

in fairness, I think the point is that once odium chooses him as a champion he's not really the same character. He loses the ability to feel any emotions and that kinda... makes you not a person you know? Maybe it's an up and coming trope, but I think it makes plenty of sense in the context of the story and what the central conflict means

Oh it absolutely makes narrative sense given that handing over your emotions to an insane deity would have negative effects. Speaking from a storytelling standpoint, though, it still sticks in my craw lol.

EDIT: Maybe Amaram is a better pick. All my homies hate Amaram.

 

[TahDiscoBall]

This is going to sting but I despise Shrek, he's annoying and not subtle if anything his personality is shallow and his place in the history animated fantasy is debatable. Secondly the amount of bad memes he's spawned make me further believe he's been overexposed and that any future effort in bringing him back in a relatively short timespan since his first and previous debuts are fruitless at best. To Paraphrase: "I get it, it is difficult being you, but you do not need four damn movies that get gradually more asinine to explain all this."

You're right! It does sting.
Usually, me and you could have a discussion, but you're definitely in the right with all the points ya brought up.
Oh well. Guess I won't be able to do anything related to Shrek.

 

[Link&Midna]

You're right! It does sting.
Usually, me and you could have a discussion, but you're definitely in the right with all the points ya brought up.
Oh well. Guess I won't be able to do anything related to Shrek.

You know, just because someone else doesn't like something doesn't mean you have to stop liking it...