Overall, the characters were all great. I liked how Zelda had a very clear personality, as opposed to other Zeldas like the ones in Ocarina of Time and Twilight Princess who show almost no personality at all. Groose, well, he was Groose. He was so confident that he would save Zelda, and was ticked off when he found out Link would save her instead, but eventually turned around and became a big help in the later two Imprisoned battles. He had some of the best character development in the series, rivaled only by Midna. Ghirahim. Oh how he filled my heart with rainbows

. He went from being calm and collected, to freaking out about not catching Zelda. He was very expressive, yet was able to maintain an element of mystery. All of the characters in the Bazaar had great personalities. Rupin who was scarily cheery, until you said no to buying something. Scrapper, who hated Link, but had a crush on Fi, and also had a catchy theme that stuck in my head. Gorko, who was very curious, and easily excited by a new discovery. There are a lot of enjoyable characters in Skyward Sword. I didn't like Faron, the Water Dragon, though. She had to send you to get her sacred water, to prove you were the hero, and then she flooded Faron Woods to get rid of all the monsters, who weren't much of a threat to her, and caused trouble for all the Kikwis. Then to get her part of the Song of the Hero, you had to prove yourself to her AGAIN.