In order by New Fiction Idea, we have
- Clyde, who's adorable and quirky (and also Scottish) even after... I won't spoil it for you, but he ought to be tired of everything by the time the story starts.
- Julian, because he's fantastically sarcastic and still helps people despite his crabbiness.
- Joel, who's an optimistic cutie and a religious one at that.
- Jordan, even though he's kind of majorly a jerk and needs to stop hitting on taken women.
- The twin lady, who only vaguely surfaced as a character but is pretty kick-butt and unselfish.
- Athena, seeing as she's the only one with a name and sort of has that Jerk with a Heart of Gold thing going on.
- Edwin, although it's a difficult choice for this one and may just be based on his name.
- Macbay, because his sense of humour is just off enough for me.
- Josephine, (another difficult decision) because she's the small fighter type and a worrywart.
- Chester, who's an utter dork and nerd and has the most fun perspective in the story.
- Andromache, (again a close one) because she's a proper lady and still kicks butt in every sense.
- Gavin, mostly since he's not that restrained emotionally.
- Dobson and Crick, who apparently still count as one character and basically still have no development yet strike my fancy.
- Ian, because he's a kook.
- Lorenzo, who's overly dramatic and just a lot of fun.
- Benny, for his lightly-portrayed paranoia.
- Kaliause, who has lightened up considerably since her conception and just makes a great sidekick.
- Peter, because he's the only one who was that interesting upon showing up.
- Cerise, because she kicks butt and knows how to be sneaky.
- Malcolm, due to sarcasm (being based off England never hurts).
- Andraste, who seems like a sweetheart.
- Lennon, because he's evil.
- Shelton, because he's a big guy who's socially awkward.
- M, who's sympathetic, confused, and has cool powers.
- John, (another hard decision) for his general optimism.
- Donny, because how can you not like a version of Don Quixote?
- Cayman, who's sharp, sneaky, kick-butt, and surprisingly positive given her role in the udnerworld.
- Francisco, because he's the most melodramatic dork pirate around.
- Rachel, who kicks butt and is generally too enthusiastic in an amusing way.
- Henry, who stands up for his morals like no other.
- Edgard, for his pretend British side and general neuroticism.
- Helen, (difficult choice) because she kicks butt but still needs help and is a brat on occasion.
- Midas, because he's just cool.
- Aiko, because she's a cutie.
- Daniel, who's nerdy and an underdog type.
- Natalie, because she's easily startled and I just tend to prefer side characters in general.
- Onyekachi, who's morally myopic but stands his ground.
- Liliána, for no solid reason.
- Jaron, who's a dork, rock fan, and band nerd.
- Chuck, because he's based on another character I love dearly.
- Lola, who's weird to the point of intrigue.
- Jenny, because she's just sort of a cool cat who knows how to handle things.
- Chlodovech, for his childish pugnacity.
- Alexandra, because she was a wonderful human being and makes a terrifying antagonist.
- George, who's a dork that wants to save everyone.
- Lazarus, the protective older brother.
- Rithia, for her introversion.
- Jim, because he's the only one who's really jumped out at me.
- Vega, who just kicks butt, plain and simple.
- Marius, because he's silly.
This was fun to read, and helped me remember some of the older story ideas that I'd forgotten. Looking for a theme, you seem to have a lot of cuties/dorks, kickass females, and sarcastic cynics here. I'm surprised there aren't more psychos. XD In all honesty, though, your choices are pretty fitting for you.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I bet Jim is the bad guy in New Fiction #48.
Yeah, I guess so. A little hard to combine all of those in the same character.
DeleteHmhmm, is that so?