Bonus points if he actually is an angel of some sort! This name not only implies that Cherubish has some sort of angelic quality about him, but that he has a depressing demeanor. For the sake of our demonstration, our hero is named Cherubish Bleak. One could substitute a meteorological term for the biblical name (i.e Cloud, Squall, Lightning), but I think the former will come out better. Now we need a sappy name, one that has both a biblical sounding quality and a character trait hidden deep within it.
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I even drew up a picture using an online character generator program. Not because I have a fetish for that sort of thing, but because it might spice up an otherwise bland aspect of these games.įor our game, I’ve come up with an effeminate 13 year old pacifist, because who could be more annoying than a teenager who thinks we need to hear about his political beliefs. After playing a number of RPGs I always long for a war-hardened old grizzled curmudgeon to be the main protagonist of any game I play.
It seems that every RPG from “The Land of the Rising Sun” uses the same rule that giant robot anime seems to have: “Every hero must be a whiny prepubescent male with goofy hair.” This was fine with characters such as Cloud (and even Squall to a degree) when these games first started to get big over here, then all of the sudden every RPG starred a similar main character. To aid in the fun, I have decided to present the list in the form of a plot synopsis for a fictitious game just to show how easily these can be applied. The following is a list of the top ten most over-used Japanese RPG clichés, in no particular order. In the last twenty years or so, the medium has become further and further specified to the point that many of these tropes have left the realm of patterns and themes to full-blown clichés. If one has played a number of Japanese role playing games, definite tropes come to mind for the genre. Or “Let's create the most generic RPG out There!” By VGChartz Staff, posted on 07 November 2010 / 20,758 Views
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