Simple, yet complex. The most memorable characters walk a fine line. On the surface, they are simple and easy to understand. But beneath that layer of simplicity is hidden a depth that gives the character more life. Think of it like a pie. On the top, you've got a layer of crust that you understand… Continue reading Zoro and Sanji: Depth in a Gag
Category: Character Analysis
Let’s Fix Ryan From Doctor Who (Seasons 11 & 12)
When doing these character analyses, I generally stick to characters that are well written. Simply because a well written character has more depth to them than a poorly written one, and therefor have more to discuss. I've broken down a few negative characters, but I prefer to stay positive. It's more fun to appreciate a… Continue reading Let’s Fix Ryan From Doctor Who (Seasons 11 & 12)
The Character Personality Test
It's hard for a writer to gauge the quality of their own writing. You can't really judge any of the surprises or emotional moments when you yourself created them. The longer you work on a project, the more familiar with it you get. And the more familiar with it you get, the harder it is… Continue reading The Character Personality Test
Why We Love Shinso
Everyone loves an underdog. A story is boring when you're protagonist always has the upper hand. We'd rather root for someone with the odds stacked against them. Because we often see ourselves in them. We can't help but root for them to succeed because they're faced with impossible odds and refuse to give up. My… Continue reading Why We Love Shinso
How Miles Morales Succeeds as Spider-Man
Anyone can wear the mask. That's the core idea that makes Spider-Man such an iconic character. He wasn't some alien or a billionaire or anything like that. He was just a regular kid who ended up with super powers. It wasn't those powers that made him a hero, though; it was his actions. Not everyone… Continue reading How Miles Morales Succeeds as Spider-Man
