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[(Anonymous)]

the characters that end up sticking around the longest are generally from the canons i hold most fondly, though "favorite" depends on what kind of favorite you're asking me about

i have multiple favorites, but i like them for different reasons, y'know? even with, like, my video game canons-- i'll like THIS one because it examines the idea of a protagonist who performs evil actions to try and do something noble, but i'll like THIS one because i just really like the characters and the the logic puzzles, while that one over there i find the universe-building and the mix of really funny dialogue and truly heart-wrenching drama makes for a really potent game that I can't help but think about and compare other games to...

none of these are bad reasons to consider a game my "favorite", but they're all very different ones.