Type of Character that you see yourself as...

[Galloism]

Most people, when watching any kind of movie, film, series, whether reality based or fantasy based, find ourselves identifying with/understanding/seeing ourselves as a particular character.

I do tend to find myself agreement most with the narcissistic, self-serving, ancient people, IE, in True Blood, Eric Northman, Russel Edgington (without the homosexual tendencies), etc.

What sorts of characters you do identify with? Any series, real of fantasy, is fine.

[Forster Keys]

Changes depending upon the situation.

[Imota]

I'm kinda like a less badass version of Han Solo: doesn't really care about anyone or anything but himself, presents himself as a pro in it for the money, but ultimately warms up to the heroes and goes along with their idealistic crusade.

That, or any character whose motivation can be summed up as "because it looks fun".

[Norstal]

I see myself as the guy who wrote the script to the pertaining story/movie/etc.

[Galloism]

I see myself as the guy who wrote the script to the pertaining story/movie/etc.

Ah, and the fourth wall is broken... sort of.

[The American Nuclear Fallout Zone]

Baron Vladimir Harkonnen.

Loljk, probably Alistair from Dragon Age: Origins. He's sarcastic and funny, but can also be a very serious guy; he is kind and caring, but not all that trusting, and cares more for others than himself.

While that's not necessarily a description of me as well, it's the type of person that I strive to be every day.

[Norsklow]

The Duke of Exeter, out of Henry V:
Bloody Constraint as the basic form of Policy.

French King Or else what follows?
Exeter Bloody constraint: for if you hide the crown
Even in your hearts, there will he rake for it.

[Galloism]

Baron Vladimir Harkonnen.

Loljk, probably Alistair from Dragon Age: Origins. He's sarcastic and funny, but can also be a very serious guy; he is kind and caring, but not all that trusting, and cares more for others than himself.

While that's not necessarily a description of me as well, it's the type of person that I strive to be every day.

Are you constantly picked on by powerful women?

[Gauntleted Fist]

Classic wizard who finds things he shouldn't.

Sort of like Elminster from the Forgotten Realms when he was younger.

[Trotskylvania]

Of all the characters I've seen in fiction, I identify most strongly with Gally from GUNNM, and other intellectually oriented reluctant heroes who live in crapsack worlds.

[The Blaatschapen]

Most people, when watching any kind of movie, film, series, whether reality based or fantasy based, find ourselves identifying with/understanding/seeing ourselves as a particular character.

I do tend to find myself agreement most with the narcissistic, self-serving, ancient people, IE, in True Blood, Eric Northman, Russel Edgington (without the homosexual tendencies), etc.

What sorts of characters you do identify with? Any series, real of fantasy, is fine.

It depends. I used to identify quite a bit with Sam from LotR. Also, when I was a teenager, with Bud Bundy from Married With Children

Now, I'm not so sure. Chandler from Friends, but I'm not sarcastic enough, yet. Though I do use humour as a defense mechanism. Jeff from Community, ha, I wish.

Edit: Oh, and Perrin Aybara from Wheel Of Time. A lot.

Edit2: And Butters from South Park.

[Genivaria]

The radical visionary.

[Bojikami]

I see myself as Viktor Reznov.

[United Kingdom of Muffins]

Bugs Bunny

[Xhaine]

the one who bad things happen to for no reason.

[Saurisisia]

The nerdy, socially-awkward one who knows a great deal of facts and stuff.

[Veblenia]

Lately? Dale from The Walking Dead.

[Serrland]

When I'm feeling like moping and wallowing in self-pity: Sydney Carton from A Tale of Two Cities
Other times: Mark Corrigan from Peep Show

[Faolinn]

I tend to identify with the old wise people, the rebel hero, the sane person caught up in the madness of others, or person who lives by honor alone.

[Imsogone]

The female version of Ironman: snarky, smart, sexy and wealthy.

[Forster Keys]

Wait... Rasputin.

[Manahakatouki]

I always identified best with witty off the wall characters...

Bluebell from Watership Down being my best example...

[Alaje]

Well, I identify with Saya Tagaki from High School of the Dead (the chick in my avvie), she's almost like a female version of me. I tend to think everyone is an idiot, and I generally like to strategize.

My friends say Shinya Kougami from Psycho-Pass is alot like me too, not sure if that's good or bad.

[Yewhohohopia]

A less interesting version of Harry Haller, the Steppenwolf.

[Menassa]

I suppose you could say I'd be a Javert type character, or maybe Caiaphas from JCS......

or even Tevye.