Characters you hate that everyone loves

[Roofstone]

Jellal Fernandez from Fairy Tail, great villain, but bringing him back as an anti-hero pissed me off, especially since the writer thinks that pulling the "he was possessed" card instantly makes things okay with him, bullshit, he fucking murdered Erza's childhood friend and laughed in his face as he died, even if he was possessed, that is not something that is cleared up by him losing his memory.

I was like this at first,now I am more at the "meh, what a dick" stage. I don't mind him, but I don't like him either.

OT: The entire cast of Mortal Kombat. They are all horrible people!

To put it into perspective. I used to hate Mortal Kombat because of it's fatalities, I felt so sorry for the victim. I watched a lets play, got to know the characters.. Now I don't mind anymore.

Fuck em' and let em suffer.

 

[HellbirdIV]

Mario. What's to love? He's a stereotypical Italian

How the hell is Mario a stereotypical italian? The most italian thing about him is his name and the accent - which he uses just as often as a Brooklyn accent.

Stereotypical italians are plumbers/carpenters? His moustache is more German than Italian. He's not depicted as lazy and irresponsible like most Southern European stereotypes..

 

[EeveeElectro]

I hate most non-hero females in comic books. Moira from First Class especially, Mary-Jane, Rachel from the Nolan movies and Pepper Potts to an extent, although I think that's because I can't stand Gwyneth Paltrow.

They seem to be COMPLETELY incompetent and stupid. I understand they're there for the love interest but they're just so stupid and get in the way. The writers must think normal women are completely retarded.

 

[Scott Rothman]

Deadpool
Wolverine
Superman
Batman

Fuck em all. I'd rather my superheros have some flaws.

All of these characters are very flawed. Maybe not Suerpman, he's just really really boring.

But Wolverine especially

Wolverine arguable has more emotional baggage than anyone in the Marvel Universe. He doesn't even know his own name. A lot of his issues stem from wanting to have the flaws of a more mortal man. He tries to be self-destructive in many ways hoping it will do him some sort of bodily harm, though rarely if ever does he succeed. There's an issue about this yearly ritual Wolverine has. He gets this other mutant, who is basically the Hatian from Heroes, to come to a bar with him just so he can get shitfaced and get his ass kicked in a bar fight.

 

[Scott Rothman]

Superman and Captain America. Sorry, I'm not American and I'm not a fan of either patroitism (being proud of the patch of land you were born feels like being proud you hace brown hair) nor the ideal of "the American dream" (which rings very false for me. That these characters are an embodiment of that really doesn't do ti for me. They are perfect and they are perfect because they are American. It feels really off to me.

Also, any character in those lines, whose part of their "greatness" is not a character strength but a fortuitous trait of birth is ridiculous. SO Wolverine and Goku too.

That's kind of the point of Captain America at this point. In a lot of story arch's he is still stuck in a 1940s 1950s GO AMERICA! mentality, along with many other dated 1950s mentalities (rampant sexism). It's a struggle for him to try to adapt to modern America

 

[Chaos Isaac]

Ezio from ACII. Altair was a much better character.

And because he was such a amazingly well-developed character, Ubisoft gave us THREE games with this douchebag.

Ezio shoulda died in a hole...
Going with that, well, can I start with some others mentioned? Kratos for one. River from Firefly is another. Pretty much most superheroes. Oh, Gordon Freeman. Marcus Fenix. (And many others from that series.) Doom Guy. Ellis from Left4Dead2 . Asbel Lhant from Tales of Graces. A few of the BlazBlue cast. (Primarily Carl.) A few of the FF4 cast.

I'm kinda disappointed I can't think of more. It's probably better I avoid the rage though.

 

[Skops]

Every Call of Duty mainstay character. I'm talking Cpt. Price (and his stupid fucking mustache), Soap, Ghost, Ramirez, Woods, Makarov, Mason, Hudson, Dragovich, and Menendez. Fuck all of them. I know a lot of us here laugh at CoD campaign stories, but some people legitimately LOVE these characters and I honestly can't not see why. So many of them literally have no REAL goals, especially the fucking 'villians'.

Makarov. Let's just start here shall we? Before "No Russian" he is a known extremist and "apprentice", if you will, to Zachiev from CoD4 (the apprentice of previous villain = new villain is such a cop out too). And the plan of 'No Russian' is to shoot up a Russian airport killing hundreds of civilians, murder a colleague which he knew all along was CIA, to coax the Russian government to declare war on America.

Problem #1: KNOWN EXTREMIST SLAUGHTERS HUNDREDS IN AN AIRPORT AND NOT ONE CAMERA IN PLACE SEES HIM. B.S.

For the remainder of MW2, he doesn't do much else aside of attacking a prison island with an entire private army, just to assassinate Cpt. Price who got captured... How? Nvm. The focus shifts over to fighting a rogue American General who believes he used Makarov and plotted 'No Russian' all along, but that is debunked later in MW3 'No Russian' was Makarov all along, no one uses Makarov cause he's a mastermind. Such a Mastermind, that after the Russian advance in the US is forced to retreat he SOMEHOW plants gas bomb trucks all over Europe, and after detonation, takes control of the entire Russian Army is invading ALL OF EUROPE within hours. He then kidnaps the Russian President and then does nothing with him.. And all of this leads up to what?! Nothing. It's all just a show that 'one man's will can spin the world into chaos'..

Problem #2: WHAT THE FUCK WAS THE POINT OF ANYTHING HE JUST DID?!

This man has no goal. No end game. A Gigantic master plan that does nothing but just prove that he's just a big dick. He's not the fucking Joker. If the whole point was to Coup Russia and then take over the world, it would make a little more sense.

Menendez. I didn't really pay all that much attention to the back story of BlopsII, but jist I got was he's upset cause American black ops agents kill his sister, and now he plots to destory America by hacking all of the USA's high tech unmanned drone army and floating them over China until he orders them to attack. If they attack, China holds the US responsible and World War III, again, I guess.. Except in my ending, He intentionally self destructs all of the drones, gets arrested, breaks out, kills Woods, then goes to the grave of his sister and commits suicide by igniting himself on fire.... WHAT THE FUCK WAS THE POINT OF EVERYTHING HE JUST DID?!

This is getting far too long.. In short, all of the other characters are just lame, and for Ghost? Why do people want him back? he didn't do anything, he was just some guy with a skull stylized balaclava.

I'm done.

 

[Mid Boss]

Rick's wife from the Walking Dead. I don't know how popular she was but...

when she died I applauded. I really did sit there clapping my hands. God damn it I hated that woman.

Batman and Superman. They're old and tired but too popular for anyone to make any significant changes to to freshen them up. Batman, in particular, maybe because his rogue gallery is filled with people FAR more interesting than he is. I remember the first cartoon episode with Mr. Freeze in it. As you recall, he said his condition had left him emotionally devoid. But at the end of the episode you see him crying. He claims to be emotionally dead yet shows more emotion than Batman EVER does.

Goku. I hate Goku. Vegeta hit the nail on the head when he called him a clown. He's a clown with the powers of a god who causes as many world devastating situations as he solves. "I could have killed Buu, but I wanted to give the next generation a chance...." "Here Cell, instead of having Trunks or Vegeta finish you off, have a sensu bean and fight my little child because.... reasons..." "We shouldn't find and destroy Dr. Gero before he finishes the androids because I'm more than willing to risk my friends, family, and the people of the world so that I can get a good fight!"

And, finally, almost every anime main character. The whiny, indecisive, sexually repressed "really really nice guy" who every woman falls for for NO apparent reason. Apparently every other guy on earth is a massive douche bag. Tenchi was ok. He had a reason why he didn't get with the girls in his series... they were all complete psychos! But, in every other anime I've seen, there's NO reason why the main character shouldn't have been getting laid or at least going on dates five episodes in. They're just complete fucking screw ups and I'm rather insulted that this is the person I'm expected to identify with.

 

[irok]

Goku and superman , Goku is just a little bit dense and a bit of a prick, dial that up to 11 though and its hilarious and why I watch DBZA but unless its that I just cant stand the guy and its why I never watched it when it first came out.
Superman is easy , he's a invulnerable holier then thou ass who takes the fun out of any sort of fight scene as nothing hurts the dude and he's infinitely strong, as darkside found out if he has to he'll just stand there and punch you for days until you fall down , what can you do with that. My dislike for superman lead me to read "soon I will be invincible" which is a superman vs any villain story from the villains side.

 

[Strazdas]

Superman
Spiderman
Both act like morons.

I also learn to hate Mario and Link due to just how utterly ridiculous oversaturated crappy they became.

All the main characters in AC2

Deadpool

nobody loves deadpool.

Tony Stark (Iron Man).

I just really don't care for this character and think he is overhyped. Big headed too often, egotistical and I just can't relate to him in anyway. I love the suits but the character I honestly don't care about.

yep, the concept of the suit and all is purely awesome. as a character? the best performance is still in the animated movie.

Kratos.

so basically you hate Kratos for being a character that is a good representation of blind revenge frienzy that is a real phenomenon still at large? Well i guess not everyone wants to actually care about allegory.

 

[Frokane]

Ezio from ACII. Altair was a much better character.

Altair doesnt get enough praise and I dont even like the AC series

 

[Frokane]

Auron from FF 10

OMGZ HE IS DE STIOC BASSSA$$$, HE IS THA FARTHER FIGURE i NEVER HAZzzz

 

[blackdwarf]

Ezio. I would say that his character sucks, but to be fair, I have forgotten everything from the Ezio games, because they were so boring. Altair was way more interesting and had a actual character arc.

Arya Stark. I hate her more because almost everyone thinks she is such a amazing character. Sure, she has some nice stuff going on, but in her scenes, I am more interested in the people she with or the situation she is in, than her. She herself is shown as an amazing kid with great abilities even though she never actually fought or did anything besides reacting like a ten year old, which she actually is.

Daenerys Targaryen, I just don't get why people don't see how dumb she is. she is acting like a annoying teenager, but most people think she is a brilliant person who will take the iron throne. I really hope not.

 

[kurokotetsu]

Superman and Captain America. Sorry, I'm not American and I'm not a fan of either patroitism (being proud of the patch of land you were born feels like being proud you hace brown hair) nor the ideal of "the American dream" (which rings very false for me. That these characters are an embodiment of that really doesn't do ti for me. They are perfect and they are perfect because they are American. It feels really off to me.

Also, any character in those lines, whose part of their "greatness" is not a character strength but a fortuitous trait of birth is ridiculous. SO Wolverine and Goku too.

That's kind of the point of Captain America at this point. In a lot of story arch's he is still stuck in a 1940s 1950s GO AMERICA! mentality, along with many other dated 1950s mentalities (rampant sexism). It's a struggle for him to try to adapt to modern America

It may be a problem for the Capt. but still he is more or less "the greatest hero that ever lived" and everybody loves him. His go America attitude while outdated isn't that frouned upon, it usually makes him a hero to even heroes. The modern America isn't that past that "America is the best" mentality, so it isn't that uch of a struggle to adapt. And there is that thought that small town 50's America is an ideal place and time and the Capt has that nostalgia around him too. I simply have him too patriotic and boring.

 

[Scott Rothman]

It may be a problem for the Capt. but still he is more or less "the greatest hero that ever lived" and everybody loves him. His go America attitude while outdated isn't that frouned upon, it usually makes him a hero to even heroes. The modern America isn't that past that "America is the best" mentality, so it isn't that uch of a struggle to adapt. And there is that thought that small town 50's America is an ideal place and time and the Capt has that nostalgia around him too. I simply have him too patriotic and boring.

Maybe I just read it differently? It seems like it becomes less acceptable to other characters in the universe the more it continues, especially in/after the Civil War story arc.

 

[Gizmo1990]

I don't precisely know how many people loved him. but Frodo Baggins, (in the movies at least) despite it having been on my to-do list for years I still haven't actually READ Lord of the Rings, but I recently re-watched the movies, and just wanted to smack Frodo in the face

for starters, he's constantly praised for being resiliant to the ring, now a little bit of perspective.

Bilbo carried that ring for 60 YEARS, and still managed to let go when the time came (albeit with a little nudge from Gandalf) Frodo had it for about a year, and when the time came to destroy it, "the ring is mine!" you dick, you deserved to get your finger bitten off, there is no way he didn't know that the ring would never answer to him, and once he put it on, everyone in Mordor knew where he was, what was he hoping to accomplish?

that and the falling into the marshes for no reason bit, Bilbo was a much better protagonist I thought, but maybe I'll feel differently when I get around to reading the books, maybe get a little more perspective on it

As much as I love the movies that did bother me. In the book Frodo has the ring for 18 years before he even leaves the Shire. Plus the ring was laying low when Bilbo had it. Saroun had not yet shown himself and the last thing the Ring would do is show itself to Gandalf of all people.

OT:
This is not really hate, more indifference, but I have never really liked Quicksilver or the scarlet witch. I know alot of fan are excited that they might make an apperance in The Avengers 2 but I am not bothered.

As for full on hate, I hate Ant-man. Just never liked the character. Maybe Edgar Wright can change that but I doubt it.

 

[kurokotetsu]

It may be a problem for the Capt. but still he is more or less "the greatest hero that ever lived" and everybody loves him. His go America attitude while outdated isn't that frouned upon, it usually makes him a hero to even heroes. The modern America isn't that past that "America is the best" mentality, so it isn't that uch of a struggle to adapt. And there is that thought that small town 50's America is an ideal place and time and the Capt has that nostalgia around him too. I simply have him too patriotic and boring.

Maybe I just read it differently? It seems like it becomes less acceptable to other characters in the universe the more it continues, especially in/after the Civil War story arc.

I haven't read that many Captain America stories, and less since his "death", so I guess what you say may be true. But in several representations I feel that he still is as I percieved him before.

 

[Zeraki]

Deadpool


I'd rather my superheros have some flaws.

He does... well at least he did until Daniel Way made him into nothing more than a joke character with voices in his head. Deadpool used to be a more complex character with some great development going on. That was all dropped after 'Cable & Deadpool' when they decided to focus only on the "funny", and drop the more dramatic stuff that balanced him out and made him interesting.

 

[wyldchyld337]

Final Fantasy 7. All of them. Probably because I was raised with FF2(4) and FF3(6) and the characters that those games had. Probably because of the people whose first FF was 7. I don't know, I just can't get a good feeling from anyone from 7.

 

[Raika]

Deadpool is an utterly bland, unlikeable character whose only trait consists of "LOL RANDUM XDDDDDDD" one-liners, fourth wall breaks, and pop culture references. If you were to remove his suit, seven seasons of Family Guy, four seasons of Aqua Teen Hunger Force, and eight seasons of Happy Tree Friends would be all you'd find beneath. A bunch of DVDs of fucking nothing. Deadpool is not a character. He is a gimmick designed to sell the Marvel brand to teenagers. That is all he has ever been and all he will ever be.


Joker has no personality or motivation. He could be replaced pretty easily by a baby with a flare gun or even just a natural disaster. Nothing would change.