Tom from Tom&Jerry, inshallah he kills that mouse.

Kim Kitsuragi from Disco Elysium

Probably Odin, he's so fucked in the perfectly twisted entertaining mythological way. He's also super popular in popculture making me enjoy so many different views on him.

Honourable Mentions:

• Sonic The Hedgehog
• Godzilla
• Garfield

Chloe and her Eevee, from Pokémon.

Didn't have the time or motivation to watch or read other fiction in the last couple years. I guess that's why. And also Eevee is very cute.

This is a hard one... either Miles Teg or Moneo Atreides, or maybe Kiminobu Kogure from slam dunk.

Helen Wheels from Ben 10, followed by Arcee from Transformers.

Edit: I could write an entire book about my crush on Helen Wheels. And I specifically mean the Transformers: Prime version of Arcee.

The main four from Hunter X Hunter. I just really love that series so much and am super hyped for volume 37 coming out in October after years of hiatus.

It's literally impossible to pick one so I will list all of them in no particular order:

• Bruce Wayne
• Junko Enoshima
• Monokuma
• Lalo Salamanca
• Freddy Fazbear
• King Ghidorah
• JP 1 Velociraptors if dinosaurs count

I don't have any now, but when I was younger I really liked Shay Patrick Cormac from AC Rogue.

It was more so just a "I think he is really cool" type of connection. Not sure what I would think of him revisiting his story now, with a more mature personality.

• Stierlitz

Dimentio from Super Paper Mario.

Kramer from Seinfeld

Max Rebo is up there for me.

Einar from vinland saga.

Spider-Man. I love the idea of someone with all this power choosing to use it for good.

Kanye West

After Meatwad, I would have to go with Ricky from Trailer Park Boys. He’s so quotable and his malapropisms are the best. “Why in the fuck are you dressed like Indianapolis Jones” “Corey and Trevor, smokes, let’s go” “I’m not a pessimist, I’m an optometrist” and my favorite: “knock knock” “who’s there, Rick?” “Fuck off”

Serana from The Elder Scrolls V: Dawnguard

Nazeem or Delphine from Skyrim/j

Arthur Morgan

Ender from Ender's Game. He doesn't have an obnoxious fan-club. He is a literal child so you don't have "shippers" creating fan-art with him. He is just a normal human that was conditioned to be the best commander the human-race could produce. He 100% accomplished what he was born to do so you have a fully complete story and no need to start coming up with a "greater evil" or whatever that ultimately just undermines and dilutes what defined his character to begin with. His flaws are obvious and realistic and the story incorporates them so that he isn't some kind of magic hero that never faces a challenge in the accomplishment of his mission.