I've often wondered why they call it 'canon'...

[jenioctavia]

-List your 20 favorite characters from you 20 favorite canons.
-Spot the patterns in other people's choices.
-Bonus points for drawing conclusions about the person's personality based on those choices.

1. CSI - Tie between Greg and Nick. Cathrine comes in a close second.
2. FMA - Roy Mustang. Olivia, again, comes in as a close second
3. Vocaloid - Haku Yowane, hands down.
4. Gorillaz - always been a tie between 2D and Noodle
5. Dr. Who - Madame de Pompador. .. what? She would have been an awesome companion!
6. Myst - Atrus, Aitrus, Ti'Ana all tied because ohgod what stories they have
7. Stargate SG-1 - Dr. Daniel Jackson
8. Gundam Wing - Duo Maxwell
9. Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon - Princess Moon, Dark Mercury (tied, again. I just love them as villains)
10. Transformers 07/09 - Sam Witwicky, but a huge tie for second is Bumblebee, Mikaela, Leo and Simmons
11. Spirited Away - Kohaku
12. Avatar the Last Airbender - Prince Zuko
13. Odd Thomas series - Odd Thomas
14. Meloncholy of Haruhi Suzumiya - Itsuki Koizumi
15. Torchwood - Toshiko Sato
16. Ouran High School Host Club - Takashi Morinozuka
17. Princess Tutu - Fakir
18. Dramacon - Matt Green
19. Penguins of Madagascar - Private
20. Ashes to Ashes - Alex Drake

I see no pattern. :|

Comments

[mercurialgreen.livejournal.com]

Hmm... I only know about 1/2 of the fandom's listed so I can't make any really accurate guesses. I would say most of them are males and a lot of them are also not main characters (or at least not the lead or main focus of the series). I also don't recognize any on the list as the series villain. So then based on those, I would say that maybe, personally you appreciate the good qualities in people and don't let those who take the spotlight blind you to those traits.

Or maybe you just like to watch the cute guys or the ones that make you think or laugh. I don't know ^_^


PS. I think canon is a biblical reference. Things from there that are titled canon are considered true or accurate or taken from the original. So saying something is cannon means it refers to the accurate or original representation. Canon instead of fanon
~Sorry for, and thanks for putting up with, my educational mini-lecture. Now I'm off to make my own list!~