NationStates

As title says, which fictional character is the most similar to you? Be honest!

Totoro, for the sleeping prowess. When we manage to sleep, we turn it into a sport.

Liberty Prime from Fallout 4. I know he is a robot, but damn his patriotism is out of this world.

Going to say Shaggy from Scooby Doo. Almost every trait Shaggy has matches my personality.

- I'm quite sarcasatic
- Laughing at my own jokes or at stupid things is common
- I find myself getting into full-on conversations with my pets often
- I'm often an underachiever due to laziness
- I can devour large quantities of food despite being thin
- I have a serious soft side that I never show
- Like wow, Scoob, I think I might be the real deal!

Physical Appearance: Lee Hoon from Suicide Boy. Especially in the given image, just with hair that's a few inches longer.

Personality: Hard to say. I'd say Kanamori from Eizouken. I've been compared to her a lot by my friend group anyways.

I’d say Ross Geller is the fictional character I most relate with. It’s probably his... uhh... indecisiveness, and, uhh... taking a week to get out of a sentence.

Captain Haddock is my first thought. Or maybe Harry Haller.

Oh boy. I've had people compare me to fictional characters before. Literally had someone at college say that I reminded her of Rainman. My mom thinks I remind her of Adrian Monk from Monk. One of my close friends compared me to Spencer Reid from Criminal Minds. Though if I had to choose a character that I think I relate the most to, it would probably be Doctor Strange from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. I know that's probably an odd choice, but let me explain:

When I was around 14, I went through a phase of being pretty arrogant. I thought that I knew everything and that I was a genius, largely because I was getting excellent grades and was near the top of my class. I struggled to make friends and I even lost some friends, but I thought I was just too smart for most people. Then I started taking harder classes in high school (and struggling some because I didn't study because I didn't think I needed to), and I met people who were a whole lot smarter than me. I had to step back and take a long look at myself and realize that perhaps my pride was getting the best of me. I think I'm handling my arrogance better now, but sometimes I lapse.

One similar character flaw I'm still working on is my fear of failure.

So, when I watched Doctor Strange for the first time and saw an arrogant protagonist with a fear of failure who has to learn a lesson in humility, I thought "oh crap that's me."

I've been compared to Ron Swanson and, weirdly enough, Dwight Schrute. I sometimes compare myself to Carlton Lassiter from Psych.

Oh my god, what franchise is Atheris going to choose?

Maya Fey from Ace Attorney.

He said it! He said the thing!

Surprisingly, it's not Ema. She's my favorite, but not the one I relate to the most.

Maya will probably always hold a special place in my heart. Like I said, she's not my favorite, but she is a close second in my opinion. A lot of her characterization really impacts me and I can identify with a lot of her dialogue, both her usually upbeat happiness ("Wow! The fury of Edgeworth!"), her downright insulting snark ("Oh great. Stop the presses. The Windbag wants to talk.") and scenes that downright tear your soul out to read ("I'm useless. (...) I wish I hadn't woken up at all.").

People say I say "gah" like Napoleon Dynamite. I don't really see it, but whatever.

To be honest, it varies, but what I know is that people thought that I am a 24-30 year old woman who is really into cute stuff, wears a dress, is really petite, and just all around crazily happy and joyful.

... Joy from Inside Out comes the closest.

-----

As a kid, given my hairstyle and all, I was told that I look like Fido Dido.

Valentine Z wrote:As a kid, given my hairstyle and all, I was told that I look like Fido Dido.

Can relate, lol. I was even more annoyed, because I had no idea who Fido Dido was.

Albert Cole

Valentine Z wrote:To be honest, it varies, but what I know is that people thought that I am a 24-30 year old woman who is really into cute stuff, wears a dress, is really petite, and just all around crazily happy and joyful.

... Joy from Inside Out comes the closest.

-----

As a kid, given my hairstyle and all, I was told that I look like Fido Dido.

Joy definitely is a good match for how I thought you were!

This is a hard one but due to factors out of my control it’s probably whats his name for fantastic beasts, we both have a ‘similar’ personality and quirks.

Anikan from Star Wars. I had a promising future, but my insatiable interest in women and arrogance is probably gonna land me in a weird space suit thingy that makes my voice sound funny, among other things...

The nameless narrator and protagonist of Fyodor Dostoevsky's Notes from Underground. Several other Dostoevsky characters also have familiar character traits, including Crime and Punishment's protagonist Raskolnikov, Demons' Shatov and the protagonist of the short story White Nights.

Alan Matthews, the dad from Boy Meets World.

Another character I relate to (or would like to think I relate to) is Sherlock Holmes.

Old Tyrannia wrote:The nameless narrator and protagonist of Fyodor Dostoevsky's Notes from Underground. Several other Dostoevsky characters are also have familiar character traits, including Crime and Punishment's protagonist Raskolnikov, Demons' Shatov and the protagonist of the short story White Nights.

I had never heard of any of those works before- thanks for introducing me to them.

Lifestyle: I don’t actually know of any fictional characters that boring.
Personality including mental issues: Doctor Shaun Murphy.
Belief system: Either Rorschach or The Punisher.

https://openpsychometrics.org/tests/characters/1.php

You can use this quiz, if you want a "statistical" result.

Not sure, but a good pick might be Fire Lord Ozai. I'd definitely continue what Sozin started.