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Skyward Sword Favorite Skyward Sword Character?

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Girahim-one of the most charismatic villains since Vaati...though Vaati trumps him for being an excellent boss. He dances, he plots, he talks to you like your his personal shrink and he threatens and patronizes you all in one breath.
 

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I loved SS Zelda. I really like how she starts off as innocent and like a normal girl, but as the game goes on she realizes her responsibilities and has to make some tough decisions. Also Groose. He's a fine example of how to give a minor character development without sucking up all the spotlight from the main characters. And I liked the concept of Fi, not so much the execution.
 

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I didn't really take to any characters in particular really. I felt the humour in this game was pretty poor for the most part - most characters kind of had this quite childish humour which made it hard for me to actually like and relate to them. I guess I found the humour cheesy and cliché in a way, that's not my kind of humour so it explains why I'm indifferent to a lot of charterers within the game.

Well Groose was kind of an exception, but I thought he was heavily predictable. I just knew, with the way Zelda games are, that he would flip good in the end. It's good to see character development, but yeah I saw that coming a mile away. So really I'm only left with Ghirahim and it's an odd one really. In some ways I loved his execution, his flamboyant behaviour, his mellow dramatic interactions with Link. In a sense, Ghirahim was the perfect character to shake things up a bit. However, I felt it affected his "villain" persona - I didn't really see him as a legitimate threat and, partly, this was because of his out there personality.

By the way, I'm not dissing the game and it's characters, I just didn't take to them except for a couple.
 
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Gorko, the legendary Goron. He is... amazing.

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It's a tie between:

-Link
-Zelda
-Ghirahim
-Impa

I liked Groose, but I spent the whole game worrying that Zelda was gonna ditch Link and end up with him, so yeah. Also, I really liked Fi, but I feel like she needed to be built up better than just dumping all that emotion at the end.
 
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My favorite would have to be Groose. It was Ghirahim, but towards the end he got all serious and evil, which I guess fits his title as the Demon Lord, but it just felt to un-Ghirahim. I wished he could have gotten Impa and Groose out of the way in a quirky way instead of just kicking them down. At least he made fun of Groose's hair, though!

Anyway, I loved Groose because you could really see him growing as a person. Before he dove into the Sealed Grounds. He was loud, cocky, and completely ignorant that Link could've been the true hero. But after Link defeats The Imprisoned for the first time, Groose realized that he isn't the true hero, and you can find him pathetically hitting a wall outside the Sealed Temple. But once you revisit the temple, you find that Groose has learned that he too can help, and builds the Groosenator, which helps Link take down the Imprisoned for the second and third time. And [SPOILERS] just before the final Ghirahim fight, when Zelda walks out, and at the end of the game when Impa fades away, we see Groose tearing up in disbelief. This, in my opinion, is expert character development, and made Groose one of the most memorable characters in SS, if the Groose's Theme didn't do that already.
 

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How come? She never showed any interest in him...

From the get go, I knew he'd eventually be somewhat redeemed, and I thought he'd do something to win her away from Link.

Also, I really liked how in awe Groose was when he saw Link take down the Imprisoned for the first time, felt so satisfying.
 

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You know, that really wouldn't surprise me given his massive ego
Perhaps...but he strikes me as the kind of guy who would want just one wife/girlfriend/whatever, not a harem as gerudo kings have. He crushed on Zelda, but that was it. He wasn't also chasing after Karane and Peatrice and etc. I'll quote my dad here because it's related: "I just have one wife and I can't do nothing right, I can't imagine having ten!" The subject was polygamist cults, but yeah...in my head canon Groose ends up with my OC, and the way the relationship is at times, I can see him completely agreeing with that statement.
 

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To be honest, not many of the characters in this game are good:

- Zelda is engineered to ingratiate the player
- Demise only had a few minutes of character development
- Ghirahim is interesting in his own way, but his motives aren't very deep
- Fi is needlessly robotic, and her arbitrary statistics are just weird.

I'll go with Groose because of the character development, even though he's more of a meme than a character related to the core plot.

SS doesn't have any particularly strong characters, but the side quest characters are pretty cool.
 

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