Seen a lot of rightists with cringe lists, so I was curious to see what comrades identify with.
Mine are: Duncan Idaho, Nagito Komaeda, Moneo Atreides, Miles Teg, Kokichi Oma, Anakin Skywalker(not Darth Vader), Pavel Korchagin, and that one guy from Changjin Hu whose name I forgot who blew up the tank with the explosives pack thingy (I watched it a long time ago, OK?)
I don’t know why this is weirdly tough for me but here’s mine: Kermit the Frog, Milo Thatch (Atlantis), Rapunzel (Tangled), Crowley & Aziraphale (Good Omens), Kiki (Kiki’s Delivery Service), Ballister Boldheart (Nimona), the whole Belcher Family (Bob’s Burgers), Guillermo de la Cruz (What We Do In The Shadows), Koby and Perona (One Piece), and I think that’s it so far since I can’t think of any more off the top my head.
I tend to be the most supportive person I can be. I try to be gentle with most people I encounter even if what they say makes me angry. I’ve learned “gentle parenting” is not only for children.
No one! :D Because while I can recognize traits of myself within characters, I get none of the internal life that makes up 99% of who I am. Media also has, and is not necessarily a bad thing, but it has a tendency towards simplifying complex nuances down to easily digestible sound bytes. There’s very few pieces of media that accurately reflect anything, how could I ever expect them to accurately reflect me? Maybe in a communist society, but movie studios aren’t about to make a genuinely radical piece, and liberal attempts at understanding and portraying radicalism come off as hollow and miss the Mark literally every single time.
Okabe Rintaro from Steins; Gate, Emiya Shiro from the Fate type Moon series, Adlet Mayer from Rokka: Braves of the Six Flowers, Xerxes Break from Pandora Hearts.
Yes it is the anime about the john titor shitpost. It takes the John Titor shitpost about CERN creating a time machine with the Hedron collider and adds a bunch of nonsense. Okabe Rintaro and his friend create a time machine on accident and it takes them a while to realize that they actually created a time machine.
usually i feel very distant from the world, so much media but i never identity myself with anyone, the character i come closest i guess is Data from Star Trek TNG.
Sometimes Captain Sisko (DS9), especially every time he holds a baby and goes full papa mode.
literally me at my cashier job whenever someone's baby starts screaming
I don't have kids, but I'm immediately sus of anyone who dislikes babies. Look at him go! So unburdened with the horrific realities of capitalism, just experiencing being alive for the first time!
I have a soft spot for David Tennant's Doctor, but that's just because he was the first handsome and respected character I've seen stimming on film without it being played for laughs. Same thing later on for Lee Miller's Holmes on the CBS Elementary series.
I guess Tulip from Infinity Train feels close to how I view my younger self in an adorable way.
But in general I try to avoid being uncritical of characters in media. I see them as being inspired by our reality (and critique it in that direction) rather than as ideals to emulate or actual facsimiles. I find it way more interesting when they aren't in fact "literally me" and deviate from the similarities at some point.
Jernau Gurgeh, Daneel Olivaw and Giskard Reventlov, Konstantin Levin, Pierre Bezukhov, some weird combination of Marianne and Connell, Holden Caulfield.
Ben Tennyson and Helen Wheels from Ben 10, Commander Shepard from Mass Effect, Aloy from Horizon: Zero Dawn and Forbidden West, Kurt Wylde and Karma from Hot Wheels: AcceleRacers, Mirage and Arcee from Transformers.