KingHashirama
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No you only explained why and how you liked him better. But didn't tell us how hes a better character. You failed to establish what is a "good" character.....
Establishing why the 2nd Mizukage is a better character than Sakura
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Ghost in the Shell
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It looks like you can't read well, or are biased, so this'll be my last reply to you on the subject matter.
For a main character, she is supposed to have many interesting traits, whether they are good or bad, and have some kind of basis and ethos associated with her. However, she's so one dimensional it's almost like what Hinata would be if she was considered a main character. Not to mention the impact she had in the manga was negligible.
KingHashirama
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What are the standards for a main characteR?
since when did Kishimoto even try to portray her as Naruto and Sasuke? not even in part 1...
So i don't this whole random crap of "ohh shes supposed to be the main character".. blah blah..
How is she one dimensional? she ain't got a sob story like Naruto/Sasuke/Kakashi?
Lightbringer
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He was actually funny and had interesting jutsu.
His personality didn't revolve around a one-dimensional and unhealthy obsession with Sasuke.
KingHashirama
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Soo.. funny people are good characters?? Genjutsu people are good characters??
Is hulk a bad character??
One-dimensional personality.. how so??
Lightbringer
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Actually they are. If a character can spark a positive emotion to the audience, then they are a good character. I said his jutsu was more interesting than Sakura's, not that genjutsu=good characters.
I don't get your reference to the hulk?
Sakura is obsessed with Sasuke without having much of a good reason. She liked him in part 1 because he was attractive. Even Sasuke himself admits his personality was shit and there was nothing to like about him. So the only reason Sakura liked Sasuke was because he was good-looking and nothing else.
That's one-dimensional.
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