Underrated Characters:

[esperandote]

Kula, The king of fighters. Everybody i know uses Kim, Billy, Clark, Iori, Athena but only I use Kula.

Q.
I mean, it's used so often in the English language, but no one appreciates it.
Think about it! Qatar. Quaint. Quidditch. Liquidity. All these words have Qs in it, but we don't appreciate their value!
I demand equal rights for Q!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Q_(Street_Fighter)#Q

Only if he was a better fighter

 

[Vivace-Vivian]

Not so much underrated as overly hated. Hope from FFXIII. Go ahead and hate me, his mom died like a week ago.

 

[Dedtoo]

I personally like Goregutz 'Eaduhunta.
Some might think of him as a coward, as he has run off when he loses in every game hes been in, but with one of the Ork's mottos, he's a winner waiting to happen.

Ork motto: Orkses is never defeated in battle. If we win we win, if we die we die fighting so it don't count. If we runs for it we don't die neither, cos we can come back for annuver go, see!

Gorgutz underated? I frigging loved that guy. In DC he completely owns when all the more intellgent characters try to insult him.

He is basically my favorite character. In any game. That i can think of at the moment at least.

 

[putowtin]

Atton Rand (KotORII)

Everyone always talks about HK-47 or Darth Traya, but I think Atton is the most interesting of the jedi exiles companions. Think about it he used to hunt and kill jedi, he plays pazzak in his head to stop Traya from reading his thoughts and he has cool one liners!

 

[twohundredpercent]

Oh yeah, Augustus Hill and uh Dino Ortilani I guess.

Though I mean the narrator Augustus Hill. He was such a ham though. I just really liked the monologues. Some good quotes and info about prisons in them. I also liked it when other characters started doing similar monologues. Particularly the ones by Antonio Nappa and Schillinger's sons.

EDIT: Admittedly they were very hit and miss still.

 

[octafish]

BWAA HA HA! I love Ted Kord. I just hope he stays dead. Anyway...

My favorite character in the DC universe...Dr. Amanda Waller. Is she a hero? A villain? Maybe she is both, but she is a patriot and a force to be reckoned with. She does what must be done...by any means necessary. Anyway I'm off to read my John Ostrander collection now.

 

[nklshaz]

Zeke Dunbar from the inFAMOUS games comes to mind. I really like his arc from the first game to the second. He starts as a lazy yet supportive friend, who's jealousy and insecurities born from his best friend receiving super powers eventually get in the way of his desire to help, and lead to his mistakes. In the second game, he's become far more capable and directly helpful, motivated by his guilt and his desire to redeem himself in the eyes of his friend.