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Sora from Kingdom Hearts (ignore the voice)

Unlike his mainstream counterpart, Link in this series is known for being extremely rude, egotistical, arrogant, and rebellious; preferring to travel the land freely to fight monsters rather than guard the Triforce of Wisdom, which he loathes to do, despite that it is constantly in danger of falling into Ganon's hands if left unattended for even a moment. He is, however, happy to be at the castle to be closer to Zelda, who detests his personality, and is annoyed more when Link asks her for a kiss, and when he gets scolded by her for anything, his most common response is "Well, excuuuuse me Princess!". Even when Zelda does decide to do so, they kept on getting interrupted by various distractions, be they from Spryte, Ganon's minions, etc. Despite their love-hate relationship, they do care about each other from time to time and often look out for one another.

Kid Icarus has an odd habit of adding the suffix -icus at the end of many words, including names. This tends to annoy the people he talks to, though it isn't done with very much consistency. He also sometimes uses the word "maximus" instead of "big." On rare occasions, he speaks with a New York accent, replacing er sounds with oi sounds. Aside from his unusual speech patterns, he is brave, loyal, and rather resourceful. He seems to have an arrow for every situation. Kid Icarus is sensitive about his short stature, and sometimes laments that his size makes him weaker or less useful than his fellow N Team members.

Zack is impulsive and prone to violence. He is chaotic, quick to anger, and doesn't hesitate to use foul language in any given situation. When he gets the urge to kill, he becomes giddy and uncontrollably violent. He is barely able to control his murderous impulses. Zack has come into terms with being viewed as a monster due to his appearance and violent tendencies. While he has no problem with murder and destruction, he does see dishonesty as immoral, often declaring how much he hates liars. Zack labels himself as unintelligent, but he is really just uneducated. While he is illiterate and seems to have difficulty understanding large words, his rough upbringing has given him impressive instincts and strength, making him high in survival intelligence. Despite any common sense he may have, however, he frequently acts on impulse before he has the chance to think things through.

Pit is peppy and chipper, and like many Nintendo protagonists, he is fearless and heroic. He has no problem fighting against monsters many times his size and is always ready to help the humans when they are in need. The angel has a notable humorous side and enjoys cracking jokes and bantering with Palutena. Pit is also very confident, which makes him bit of a show-off at times. He can, however, become a little reckless due to his gung-ho and naive personality, which causes him to get into trouble at times. Nonetheless, Pit is a good-hearted and friendly character. He is described by Viridi as "insufferably upbeat" and by Dark Pit as "annoyingly cheerful." He is also shown to be moderately gullible at times, often believing Palutena's words to be true even when she is joking. His trust in Palutena is absolute, but he is shown to be somewhat nervous on his own, such as during the ascent of the Lightning Tower.

As per tradition of the Megami Tensei franchise, he is a quiet protagonist, whose personality is based on the player's actions and decisions. However, he appears to have more established traits than any of the previous protagonists. His dialogue options range from somewhat indifferent to outright cheeky. The game allows for quite a number of playful, snarky or audacious answers, including teasing his friends. He also taunts his enemies like the famed Arsène Lupin. In the prologue scene, he remains cocky and confident even when his life is in danger. He also has a flair for showing off and making dramatic decisions, such as exiting by jumping through the stained glass windows of the Casino, much to the amazement (and mild annoyance) of the other Phantom Thieves. This is even reflected in gameplay, as when he is turned into a mouse, he makes a flamboyant hop after escaping a battle.

He stands for cyber justice and can hop into any electronic he wants, he annoys and plays with gaming cheaters, even going so far as to tickling them if they do not behave.

Ben swam loves to swim!!! That's why he is always wearing trunks, its one of his favorite things to do and very relaxing for him. He has an Affinity for the beach and sea as well, and loves to collect shells and beach themed items in the game he haunts. He gets overexcited very easily and despite living alone in his game is very much a people person, he loves to hold long conversations and often talks to fast because he gets excited to speak with others when he has the chance.

He's extremely playful. He Still struggles with being verbal alot of the time, and is very quite when he does speak He really, really, really loves flowers and colorful objects.

He is very sweet and caring and empathetic especially to other kids who struggle with poverty or kids who have home lives who are not very good. He focuses alot on kids but he also helps cheer up adults and loves to make his friends happy!

Initially, Mama Bear appears to be motherly, treating anyone around her as children with surprising grace and tenderness. Even with higher beings like Malak, she's not above pushing her "care" towards him, such as calling him by names he doesn't like out of affection. This behavior also extends to her potential victims, although it is more mocking than genuine. She also appears to be rather stoic in nature, readily doing her tasks without much complaint, regardless of how much pressure is put on her. In actuality, Mama Bear is murderous, sadistic, and bloodthirsty when it comes to her treatment of victims, showing little regard to them outside of being potential food or playmates. This aggression is also among the few things that can break her stoic behavior, becoming much more excited and energetic the moment she gets a chance to attack prey.