There have been countless "average kid" protagonists, but most were actually pretty poorly written. Being either a chad superhero disguised as an average loser, or nothing but a gathering of 'every day kid problem' clichés that holds no real personality at all.
Who's the most interesting, realistic, relatable and most of all mediocre kid character of all time?
Dipper from Gravity Falls.
Sarah Palin
Stan Marsh.
Clarence
Milhouse
honestly this
He was clearly supposed to be smarter than the average kid.
This!
How much smarter?
He's probably a 3.5 GPA student at best. His only real distinguishing characteristics is that he's organized enough to keep a journal, good enough at writing to compete (then lose) at spelling bees, and he's good at solving puzzles. Beyond that, he's just a kid that thinks he's smarter than he really is but not enough to skip grades or be put in advanced classes.
He's pretty damn average.
This
harry potter
> the chosen one
> average kid done right
do you not see the problem?
Calvin from Calvin and Hobbes.
Nice.
>he didn't save the world from an evil wizard as a kid
sounds like someone had a shitty childhood
im bothered by that octopus' expression.
hot and bothered
I was gonna post this too
I'm glad people seem to agree
Clearly it's the child in this AVERAGE AMERICAN FAMILY.
Fuck no. The average kid does not have down syndrome.
Billy Batson, the all American average kid.
Jacob Tutu
how is timmy average ? he has fairly oddparents
He pretty much thinks and p acts like a stereotypical 10 year old
*thinks and acts
How is keita such a nice character? Literally his only character trait is "being extremely mediocre", yet there is no such thing as a boring scene with keita in it