Why is it always the crazy characters that are the most entertaining?
Why is it always the crazy characters that are the most entertaining?
Chase Roberts
Parker Harris
I guess because they're the one's who do the most outrageous things. Also they tend to be the hottest ones on the show.
Ryder Clark
They're normally used as comedic relief, which works well, and the serious scenes they have are usually good for tension/creepiness.
Ethan Parker
But, they arent
Thomas Gonzalez
They're usually down to fuck, and nothing is more entertaining than a good fuck.
Bentley Scott
You got that right.
Gabriel Gutierrez
Because they provide something different to the story, you can expect them to do the most insane shit, or come out unexpectedly, sometimes their insanity can be used in a way that makes them appealing as a character as well.
Cooper Russell
Full-blown crazy characters aren't entertaining at all.
Mason Diaz
name of the girl? oh boy
Ryder Miller
based nympho aunty!
Nathan Williams
What pretty much everyone has already said, but also because they usually don't give a fuck about regulations and restrictions that society has imposed upon you. So when they do some outrageous shit, it often feels cathartic.
This is why Joker has eventually become more popular than Batman himself. Sure, Batman looks cool with his cape and all, but a lot of people can relate to Joker when he is like, "Hey, the world is full of assholes, so why not just burn 'em all?" Sure, most people wouldn't actually want to burn the world, but his sentiment is pretty agreeable.
Ryder Bennett
cause youre a teenager
David Mitchell
idk man u ever played battle toads?
Isaiah Sanders
Because normal is all the same and boring, but crazy is unique and interesting.
Nolan Ward
Kurumi in particular is entertaining because she's a nutjob who works for good and does a good job hiding it in public.
Characters who are just crazy 24/7 aren't really good.
Joseph Garcia
This.
David Evans
What are some realistically insane people in anime
Jacob Gutierrez
The entire cast of Welcome to the NHK.
Jaxson Adams
God bless kurumi and her pure love
Thomas Rogers
>The story revolves around a 22-year-old asocial individual who gets aid from a strange girl who seems to know a lot about him, despite never having met him before. Common themes throughout the story deal with depression, isolation, existential dread, the hardships of life and how people must deal with them in their own way. The novel analyzes profusely thehikikomoriphenomenon, which is relatively widespread in Japan
Reminds me of punpun, alright I'll give it a read it
Logan Wilson
i think crazy characters in anime are so predicated. like so 2D of a character with their reactions it's the most basic troupe. Honestly want to see what real mental issues look like in anime.
Adrian Stewart
What is Kurumi's top secret?
Grayson Barnes
>Murcielago
Anime fucking when?
Aaron Ross
You do get them from time to time. Aforementioned Welcome to the NHK showcases a few, as does Evangelion, others like Clannad and Kimi ga Nozomu Eien give a pretty good portrayal of depression, etc.