Which Character Trope Are You?

Hey look at that I got anti-hero as well!
I mean it makes sense, I don't really put up with people for that well for all that long.
Plus Anti-Heros just do whatever and rarely get judged I guess.

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The anti-hero, but with a lot of "the rival." I was hoping for the villain. I always end up identifying with problematic characters like Yozora in Haganai or Jen Yu in Crouching Tiger. I don't want to be the hero or protagonist. I want to be the character you love to hate.

 

I got Protagonist, but also scored the same with Villain and Mentor:

anti-hero: 3
protagonist: 4
sidekick: 2
mentor: 4
damsel: 2
villain: 4
rival:1
tragic hero: 1

 

The Mentor

A more experienced advisor or confidante to a young, inexperienced character, particularly to a hero. You are seen as an old soul by your peers and you have a natural quirk of wanting to take care of others. You seem to be the most mature of your friends and you love giving them advice. You seem to have a lot of experience with trouble and the woes of the world, but you know how to handle what life throws at you.

 

This is basically the opposite of what I am. The only correct things about this are "You are ambitious and are considered to be highly courageous." and "Overall, you're just incredibly well-rounded."

Reading all these descriptions, I'd say that ironically the Villain role fits me best.

 

I got the rival (3) but I have the same score for protagonist, the tragic hero, the femme fatale and the damsel.

I scored 2 on the mentor and the sidekick and I got 1 for both the anti-hero and the villain.

 

The Rival

The grim, volatile foe of the protagonist, who, through a series of inexplicable events up to and including attempted murder, gains grudging respect for said hero/heroine (and may even save them) and goes from intolerable to tolerable. You're very confident and have pep in your step. People who don't know you describe you as stubborn, but in fact you have a very open-mind. You're able to see both sides of the situation, but it's hard for you to admit that you're wrong. You stick to your vices and never falter, even if your opinion is seen as wrong. For those on your side, they look up to you and value your ideals. You speak with raw pride. You're straightforward and like to get right to the point during most conversations. You are more fueled by emotion rather than logic. You also love competition, being number one is very important to you.

I mean parts of this are true and I agree with them. Not gonna lie though, I kinda was hoping to get the protagonist. Oh well.

 

The Anti-Hero

 

The Protagonist.

I feel my music choice affected the score. There was no "country music" selection :lol:.

 

The protagonist. I'm quite surprised - definitely didn't expect this :lol:

Some of that description isn't too accurate, but this quiz was real fun. Thanks for sharing.

 

The Mentor

A more experienced advisor or confidante to a young, inexperienced character, particularly to a hero. You are seen as an old soul by your peers and you have a natural quirk of wanting to take care of others. You seem to be the most mature of your friends and you love giving them advice. You seem to have a lot of experience with trouble and the woes of the world, but you know how to handle what life throws at you.

 

To all the people who were surprised by the protagonist, the best protagonists in stories do not expect it. If they do they seem arrogant and nobody likes them.

 

I am the Mentor.

 

lol

 

So there were a lot of answers I was completely tied between, so I did the test twice. The first time I got the protagonist, the second time I got the anti-hero.

 

Well, if the shoe fits...

 

The Anti-Hero

A central character in a story, movie, or drama who lacks conventional heroic attributes. They often fail many times and are known to be flawed. Opposite of the Tragic hero, you often do things out of selfishness so you can advance and grow as an individual. This is often done unconsciously. When people ask for favors, you expect rewards in return. Your personality can be seen as complicated and you often can through a cycle of moods in a matter of what seems like seconds. You're seen as typically aggressive and full of emotion. There would be times where it seems like you are completely calm and then at a flip of coin be upset about something. You have a lot on your mind 24/7 and it's hard for you to handle. Sometimes your attempts at showing you care can backfire, since you often get too into the emotional aspect of the situation.

 

The Jester

The constructive troll, a common feature at the Standard Royal Court. Much like their historical counterpart, the Jester's foolish appearance and demeanor means they're generally laughed at or not taken seriously. The upside to this is being able to pretty much speak their mind in the most blunt way possible without fear of reprisal. You have a good sense of humor and are seen as the life of the party. You hide your pessimistic ways through your comedic nature. You are often unpredictable and unreadable by your peers. No one really understands you, but they appreciate you anyways. Your presence is heavily valued.

Question Breakdown:
The Jester: 5
The Protagonist: 4
The Femme Fatale: 3
The Damsel (in distress): 3
The Rival: 2
The Villain: 2
The Tragic Hero:2

 

The Tragic Hero

A tragic hero is a literary character who makes a judgment error that inevitably leads to his/her own destruction. You give too much and don't get very much back, usually because you do things out of the goodness of your heart. You always seem to have good intentions and you often carry the burden of others on your shoulders. You have a very high sense of empathy and you tend to be very secretive about yourself. You have such a big heart and others value your friendship and see you as one of a kind. You're special to those who are close to you and they care about you dearly.