I’ve noticed I’ve been pretty positive on this website. Unless I’m counting from my least favorite to my favorite in a given topic, I’m talking about my favorites in a given topic.
Let’s be honest, though. You wanna see me angry.
Well, good, because today, I’m gonna talk about my most hated video game characters.
Often, there are characters in media that you’re supposed to hate, generally a villain. Well-written villains are the kind whose downfall you want to see, but some characters take things too far! These are the characters that I either couldn’t care less about, wish they’d just die already so I wouldn’t have to deal with them or wish they’d die a slow, horrible and painful death!
As for the rules, one per franchise, only characters originating from video games and only characters from games I played. You got lucky, Porky Minch.
Also, if you happen to like these characters, don’t take it personally. I’m not insulting you. I’m only insulting the characters on this list.
Lastly, I’m spoiling most of the games on the list, especially the latter half. You’ve been warned.
With all that said, it’s time to burn off some steam. These are my Top 10 Most Hated Video Game Characters.
Number 10
Like I implied before, most characters on this list are villains. That’s a good thing. You’re supposed to hate the villain so you have incentive to beat the crap out of them. However, there are a few characters on this list that aren’t villains.
That said, if the rules weren’t a thing, I’d put Elise from Sonic ’06 on here. Her personality is bland, her backstory is bull$h!t, she does jack $h!t for the story except get kidnapped and kissing a dead blue rodent and she prefers the infinitesimal amount of time she spent with said blue rodent over the safety of the f**king world! However, I haven’t played Sonic ’06 (thankfully.)
Instead, number 10 goes to Big the Cat.
Ok, this is more of an annoying character than a hated character, but I was running out of characters I genuinely hate, so he’s on here!
As for why I dislike Big, well, I think Dio could sum it up!
Now there are plenty of useless characters in the Sonic series, from Charmy to Omochao to Elise, but Omochao is useful for those who don’t know how to play the game, Elise was banned because I never played ’06 and at least Charmy didn’t have the most boring gameplay in Adventure!
All Big does in Adventure is fish. Yay. His mode isn’t even compatible with the Dreamcast fishing rod!
Heck, Froggy has more of a purpose than Big! He has Chaos’ tail and swallowed an Emerald! Big just fishes for the stupid frog!
Then in Heroes, he loses his stupid frog again! At least he’s the power on Team Rose instead of just fishing, but he still annoys me! Also, what’s the point of bringing him back?! He serves no purpose in the story!
That’s the thing with a lot of Sonic characters introduced after the Genesis era; they generally have no purpose after their debut game! Team Chaotix had virtually no point after Heroes, Blaze didn’t do much after ’06 and if Cream’s character arc was finished in Rush, why bring her back?! However, they had a point in their debut games while Big, again, just fished for a frog that had more plot relevance than he does!
Granted, I heard he actually has a point in Chronicles, but guess who hasn’t played that game?!
Anyway, I play Sonic games to go fast, not fish for frogs!
Number 9
As much as the Zelda series is praised, its NPCs are kinda hit-or miss. A lot of Zelda games have at least one character that annoys me in some way. Some examples include Navi, with the constant “Hey! Listen!” Tingle charging nearly 400 rupees to decipher a map chart, Fi pointing out the obvious a lot and Revali, who nearly made the list because of his cockiness and condescension towards Link. However, there’s a worse bird.
Everyone say it with me.
Kaepora Gaebora!
This stupid owl’s primary function is throwing information at you and seeing what sticks. Yeah, as if Navi wasn’t enough, but at least you can usually ignore Navi! On the other hand, Kaepora forces you to stop and read his text, but if you mash, the default option is the one that makes him repeat his dialogue!
You could make the argument that Fi shoves info down your throat more in the OG Skyward Sword, but at least Fi has a wider role in the story and you can ignore her in the Switch port! Kaepora does nothing but stop you and tell you things that are easy to figure out by yourself! Ok, yeah, he does also serve as fast travel, but we already have the item in the title for that!
Basically, this bird is everything wrong with forced tutorials!
Number 8
I’ve been pretty petty so far, haven’t I? Well, like I said before, I was running out of characters I genuinely hate, so I’ll have to make do with characters that just annoy me for now. This is the last character on the list that just annoys me, though.
With that, we get to the Duck Hunt Dog.
If you’ve played Duck Hunt on the NES, you know the pain of missing a duck, especially since this dog won’t stop laughing at you! Aren’t you supposed to be my best friend?!
If that were it, I would’ve put Ash Crimson on here, but then Sakurai decided to put him in Smash, throw a duck on his back and make them debatably the most annoying character to deal with! I’m generally not good at all with projectile characters, whether fighting them or playing as them, but without going further into detail (because I’ll rank the Smash roster one day,) Duck Hunt’s a special breed of annoying projectile character! Every time I see a Duck Hunt online, I just get tilted immediately!
STUPID DOG! YA MADE ME LOOK BAD! Ok, I actually am bad, but you’re not helping!
Number 7
An easy way to make a player hate someone is to make them kill someone the player got attached to. An even easier way to make a player hate someone is to initially make them invincible while taunting you, then kill someone you grew attached to and rubbing it in your face in every future encounter.
Such is the case with Metal Face from Xenoblade Chronicles.
Metal Face is the first example of a character I hate because the writers did their job of writing hateable villains too well. Granted, he’s not the main villain, but still.
Also, I’m gonna spoil the game, so skip to number 6 if you don’t want that and if you don’t skip, just be glad I didn’t pick either of my other 2 Xenoblade options.
Remember that thing about killing someone to make someone more hateable? Yeah, Metal Face is introduced by doing exactly that as early as chapter 3! When he and a bunch of other Mechon attack Colony 9 at the beginning of the game, Dunban tries to fend them off, but his arm can only take so much after taking the Monado a year ago. Shulk then takes the glowy sword and wrecks $h!t, but not the one with a face. He then taunts you, but Fiora ain’t having any of it, so she goes Leeroy Jenkins in a mobile artillery unit, but the faced Mechon has plot armor, tears her to shreds and leaves while dragging out her body! Yeah, I can hardly blame Shulk for wanting to commit mass robo-cide!
You don’t see him again for a few hours, but then after just barely dealing with another faced Mechon who talks and refused to stay dead, you see Metal Face again and he seems to love talking about how brutally he killed Fiora! Yeah, now you have to die, but none of the party’s attacks work, for some reason, even with Dunban’s new Mechon-slaying katana.
Later on, Metal Face stabs a giant with a spear, then kills an emperor, so Shulk tries to kill him, but then you find out Fiora’s not quite dead yet. Turns out Faced Mechon are piloted by brainwashed Homs.
So at Valak Mountain, you find Metal Face again and after letting him have the Monado like an idiot, you see the man behind the mask. Or, face, I guess.
Who else would it be but Mumkhar?! You know, the guy who ran away at the Battle of Sword Valley?! Yeah, turns out he just wants the Monado for himself! Is that any justification for betrayal and murder?!
To top it off, you don’t even get the satisfaction of killing him! You could make the argument that it’s character development on Shulk’s part, but it feels forced here! At least have Dunban revenge kill him, but no! He just falls to his death!
At least you get to find his remains later.
Like they say, karma’s a b!+ch. Most pieces of $h!t in media eventually get what they deserve. There are some exceptions, usually characters that aren’t the villain (more on that later,) but when karma punishes a d**kface, it’s SO satisfying!
Such is the case with Pigma Dengar from the Star Fox series.
You know the biblical stereotypes associated with pigs? Greed, perpetual sin, etc.? Yup, Pigma is just that!
Back in the day, he was a member of the original Star Fox team, alongside Fox’s dad, James and Mr. Do a Barrel Roll himself, Peppy. They were sent to Venom because nobody liked Andross’ experiments, but when they got there, Pigma turned his teammates in to Andross, getting James killed while the little piggy counted his money all the way home! From then on, everything he did was all for getting as rich as possible!
In Star Fox 64 and its 50 billion retellings, he joins Star Wolf, in every fight, he aims for Peppy and when he isn’t, he’s gloating about his reward or reminding Fox of his dead dad!
Heck, he’s such an @$$hole that Wolf kicked him out of his team before the events of Assault, at which point, Pigma became a freelance money hog (pun not intended.)
However, remember what I said about karma? Well, saying Pigma got what he deserved is a bit of an understatement. In Star Fox Assault, you see him controlled by the Aparoids and fused with their space station.
Then in Command, he returns as… some 4×4 Rubix Cube looking thing before getting blown up.
(I couldn’t find footage.)
This is what happens when you horde money, you greedy corporate @$$holes!
Number 5
Ok, this is the point where I get REALLY pissed.
Like I said 2 months ago, fighting games are my favorite gaming genre. While they generally don’t focus much on story, Arksys ain’t ’bout that life, which brings me to BlazBlue and specifically, Relius Clover!
Mad scientists in media are often 1 of 2 things: delightfully insane or with loose morals. Relius is one of the most intelligent characters in BlazBlue, but he’s over here like “Morals? Humanity? What are those?!” He wasn’t always like this, but more on that later.
At the time of writing this, I’m only a few arcade modes into Chronophantasma, but Continuum Shift alone is enough to justify his placement on here! This is a guy who kidnapped teenage girls and turned them into mindless cyborgs!
Not enough for you?! How about turning his daughter into an omnipotent cyborg weapon and when she follows his son around instead, turning his wife into an even more omnipotent cyborg weapon?! Yeah, GLaDOS called, you monster!
(Relevant things happen starting at 6:56, but one of the most tender moments in the game happens just before.)
Then comes his ending in Continuum Shift Extend, where you see the world through his point of view and it’s worse than you think. In essence, when he tried to restore Nirvana back to her human form (as a reminder, it’s his fault she’s a cyborg superweapon in the first place,) he found this bluish ball thing in the center, which he believed to be her soul. With this revelation, he decided that PEOPLE ARE JUST THINGS THAT DON’T MATTER! THAT’S JUST F**KED UP ON EVERY LEVEL!
(Important things happen starting at 11:51.)
Honestly, his Astral sums him up best! To him, everyone and everything is just research material!
Number 4
Last time on Gokuzard, KJ made a list on cult classics and obscure games. On that list, he brought up the Mega Man Zero and ZX games, bringing up the series’ stories and characters as a selling point.
Today, he brings up a character from the former series that he simply can’t stand.
Most fans of the series should know who I’m talking about.
Everyone, meet Dr. Weil, or as I like to call him, Palpatine: Mega Man Edition! No, seriously, he might as well have copied off of Palpatine’s homework and made sure the teacher couldn’t tell!
I forgot to mention this last month, but long before the Zero series started, the Maverick virus is long dead. Weil, however, seems to be allergic to peace and wants to make sure all the ungrateful reploids suffer and be re-enslaved by humans! That is the definition of racism and as a Black man and a half-decent human being, that ain’t right!
So he reprogrammed the Mother Elf, the computer that erased said virus, to make babies that sent Reploids into war with each other! Then X and Zero took the Mother Elf back, turning the war over to their side, so Weil sent his personal superweapon, Omega, as well as an army of golems, which made the war worse! Thankfully, X and Zero beat Weil’s army, so he was caught and tried, but the judge Reploids had him exiled instead of killed. I’m usually not one for the death penalty, but when someone causes a war that killed off nearly all robots and over half of humanity, I think they should’ve killed him! That’s just background, by the way!
He returns in Zero 3 and the first thing he does is have a copy of X revived to rule over the remains of humanity with an iron fist while he still believes he’s the hero! On top of that, he reprogrammed the judge Reploids to do his bidding!
(Weil first appears at 8:10)
Then he starts searching for the corrupted Mother Elf and the Baby Elves again and this time, he launches a missile at a heavily populated human settlement! While Zero’s dealing with that, Weil fuses Omega with the Dark Elf, making him near omnipotent!
After you beat Copy X in Zero 3, he triggers X’s self-destruction, pins it on Zero, takes over Neo Arcadia and executes Ordinance 8, which is more or less Order 66!
(Copy X fight starts at 3:18)
Then after learning the truth about the Elf Wars, Weil takes control of nearly all the reploids in the world, but thankfully, that’s stopped by the real X, so you head out to stop Weil.
When you get to Weil at the end of the game, he gloats about getting Reploids to do his bidding, then sicks Omega on you, who just so happens to be made from Zero’s original body!
(This happens at 10:20.)
However, it gets even worse in Zero 4! Now basically the entire world is under his thumb and anyone who dares oppose him is labeled a Maverick, whether they’re human or robot! It’s gotten so bad that a few humans got sick of it and moved to the crash site of that space colony from X5, now known as Area Zero, which also happens to be the last place in the world where nature still thrives.
Weil isn’t exactly happy about that, so he sends out eight warriors known as the Einherjar to destroy what’s left of nature just as a distraction while he builds an orbital sattelite laser known as Ragnarok! After Zero beats half the Einherjar, he sends an army lead by his general, Craft, to wreak havoc on Area Zero, as well as kidnap their leader, Neige, who basically convinces Craft to turn against Weil.
(Things happen at 3:20.)
So when Ragnarok is finished, Craft shoots the Death Star wannabe directly at Weil, destroying Neo Arcadia, which would’ve worked if he didn’t have a regenerating cyborg body that he got pre-exile, along with his memory being converted to data so he’d remember everything! Good job, judge reploids! Now he’s borderline immortal and now he’s sent his Death Star ripoff on a crash course for Area Zero!
(Things happen at 4:33.)
(Things happen at 6:33)
Did I mention Weil doesn’t believe in ideals like freedom or justice?! Because he doesn’t! Then he says not even destroying the world would satisfy his bottomless hate for anyone besides himself, so he fuses himself to Ragnarok’s core just so Zero can’t stop it because of the first rule of robotics! Zero, however, kills him anyway in one of the best fights in the Mega Man franchise, but at the cost of his own life.
However, like Palpatine, not even death stops Weil, but unlike Palpatine, there’s a reason for him to return! He’s basically reincarnated as Biometal Model W, which is the reason for most of the bad things that happen in the ZX series!
The worst part is we haven’t even hit the top 3 yet!
Number 3
I’ve seen a bunch of lists from a bunch of people on this topic and one of the common complaints is “YoU’rE sUpPoSeD tO hAtE tHe BaD gUy!” Well, is it wrong to hate someone who does bad things? That’s just the writers doing their job right.
Sometimes, however, you get that character that you hate even though you’re not supposed to. Maybe they’re a supporting character, maybe they’re supposed to be a sympathetic villain or maybe even worse, you’re forced to play as them, but you hate them for one reason or another. Unless that was their point, that’s not exactly good writing in my opinion.
And MAN, does Patroklos from Soul Calibur 5 embody that?!
All cards on the table, Patroklos is easily my most hated character in any fighting game! Heck, if I knew nothing about the game, you could easily convince me he’s the villain!
Before we get to his personality and story, let’s talk about the nightmares I had fighting him online! Being second on the SC5 tier list means he was EVERYWHERE online! Pretty much every time I went online, I always saw at least one of him and he pretty much always tore me to shreds! Granted I didn’t know wtf I was doing, but still!
Not to mention, he’s an echo of Sophitia! Granted, that makes a bit of sense, since she’s his mom, but still.
More importantly, SC5 may have the worst story I’ve ever seen in a fighting game and this guy is the main reason why! Fans of the earlier SC games might know about Sophitia’s mission to destroy Soul Edge. Well, Patroklos takes up his mom’s mantle. EXCEPT DOWNRIGHT TERRIBLE!
For starters, he’s a hypocrite, saying he does things his own way while blindly doing whatever his king says and he believes everything he does is right while murdering innocents just because they look malfested!
At least he’s dedicated to saving his sister, Pyrrha, after Tira kidnaps her and tries to malfest her.
Except after Pyrrha saves him from Nightmare, who happens to be possessing the king, mind you, he assumes she’s fully malfested and runs away, which makes her go murder-crazy!
All of this $h!t would’ve been fine if Patroklos was a villain or if he realized the kind of jerk he’s been before it was too late, but nope! It’s only after he kills Pyrrha that he realizes the error of his homicidal ways!
But he can’t just leave her dead! Oh, no! Instead, he goes back in time, destroys both Macguffin swords, resets the timeline and is the canon reason for the reboot in SC6 without being punished!
I haven’t played any SC games other than 5, but I can imagine how pissed long-time fans were! So many of the established cast from the first 5 games were replaced with a bunch of nobodies that we barely know anything about, then discount Sophitia/Setsuka reboots the franchise and takes away just about everything long-time fans loved about the old cast!
That’d be like if all of the old Pokémon were replaced with newcomers without the personality of the Pokémon we all know and love and discount Pikachu number 87 reset the timeline and erased all the lore just because discount Eevee got corrupted and died!
Number 2
Speaking of, Pokémon has some darn good characters. If you wanna know my favorites, click this link right here. As if I don’t yell about Cynthia a lot on Twitter.
Of course, you can’t have 25 years of anything without some rotten eggs. In the human characters department, there haven’t been that many rotten eggs, but there’s one egg that’s gotten so bad that even Skuntank is looking for a clothespin!
It’s the leader of Team Plasma, Ghetsis.
First off, let’s compare his goals to the goals of past Pokémon villains. Giovanni wanted to get as rich as possible. Makes sense for a mafia/yakuza boss. Maxie and Archie wanted to dry out the sea and flood the land, respectively. Stupid when you think about it for more than 2 seconds, but definitely unique. Cyrus wanted to destroy and recreate the world. Generic, but less so than Ghetsis and I hadn’t seen it before at the time. Heck, even in the same game, N, Ghetsis’ own son, mind you, wanted to free Pokémon from the oppression he believed trainers to be imposing upon them! That’s very unique!
So what’s Ghetsis’ goal? World domination. NEVER SEEN THAT BEFORE! I’m not one to tear apart a villain just for their goals and motivations. Lysandre is both generic and rehashed within the same series, but he’s not on the list. No, the means to Ghetsis’ ends are what get him on the list!
You first meet him in Accumula Town (you know, that town with the Furret Walk song,) giving a lecture about how he believes trainers should give their Pokémon to Team Plasma so they can throw them back into the wild. Sounds like something PETA would say and I’m not such a big fan of their methods either. Though that’s all a front for Ghetsis’ real goal of taking over the world! Of course! He believes himself as nothing less than a god and he doesn’t look like a goat to me! Contrast that with N, who genuinely believes that humans should release Pokémon, mostly because Ghetsis force-fed him that misinformation, like those manipulative parents who basically say their way is always right. You know, the worst kind of parents besides child abusers?!
Which Ghetsis is, mind you! The guy adopted 3 kids, ignored 2 of them and raised the other on the idea that humans abuse Pokémon just to use him for his goal of ruling the world! N did nearly everything Ghetsis told him; before losing to protagonist privilege, the only thing he did wrong was let the player catch the mascot legend, but that’s enough for Ghetsis to berate the f**k out of him and banish him from Unova!
Then in BW2, after Ghetsis shifted his plans to freezing cities with the disheveled corpse of an elder dragon’s leftovers known as Kyurem, N and Reshiram/Zekrom deus-ex-machina their way in when Ghetsis nearly has Kyurem kill the player, but Ghetsis steals N’s dragon and fuses it with Kyurem! Have some respect for your son’s dragon, at least!
You could make the argument that Lusamine did a similar variety of child abuse, but her motives were interesting (at least in Sun and Moon,) Ghetsis did it first and I genuinely felt bad for Lusamine in the end, considering she regained some sanity after her second fight and then immediately needed hospitalization. Ghetsis, on the other hand, just makes me want Kyurem to freeze him!
To sum it up, I hate Ghetsis’ god complex! I hate how much of a d**k he is to Pokémon! I hate how we went from someone who wants what he thinks is best for the Pokémon to attempted world conqueror number 11 million! I hate hate hate hate hate hate hate hate HATE how much of an abusive father he is!
Want a cherry on top of this Garbodor sundae?! He has a Hydreigon that’s 10-12 levels lower than it should be!
This has been Gokuzard and-
*record scratch* Wait, what do you mean I’m only at number 2?
Number 1
I can’t do this. I just can’t. I don’t need to increase my blood pressure by talking about number 1.
But you clicked on the list, so I’m not leaving you guys hanging.
To say I hate number 1 is an understatement. They’re disgusting; abhorrent, even. They may not be the main villain, but they’re so despicable that nearly everyone in the game, including the main villain, absolutely despises them. They’re so evil that even Satan himself would think they’re deplorable!
Who could I be talking about?
Well, it’s time to cross the FF entry off the bingo card, because number 1 is Hojo!
Like I said before, I’ve seen a bunch of lists on this topic. Every other character on here has been featured in at least one of them, some more than I can count, like the Duck Hunt dog and Ghetsis, while others, only once, like Relius. However, somehow, this @$$hole escapes everyone’s notice! Then again, there are plenty of other FF characters I’ve seen on lists like this, from Tidus to Shantoto to half of FF13’s cast, but I’m not letting Hojo get a pass, so let’s give him the roasting he deserves!
We’ve got yet another mad scientist, which, like I said, are often morally bankrupt, but Hojo makes Relius and Weil combined look like saints in comparison!
The first thing we see him do in the OG is nearly force Aerith and Red to make babies so they have a Cetra that will live long enough for Shinra to find the Promised Land! The guy condones forced bestiality and that already rubs me the wrong way!
(Things start at 1:08.)
Thankfully, that was changed from Red to some random Soldier in the remake, implied to be Sephiroth, but that’s still bad and it gets worse!
Though if you’re one of those people waiting for the rest of FF7R to come out before you experience the story, this list is basically over for you because I’m going well into the original from this point forward.
With that out of the way, let’s go down the list of party members (except Cait Sith) and see just how bad Hojo screwed them over, whether indirectly or directly!
Let’s start with Cloud. While he willingly tried to join Soldier, his hometown was burned down, his mom was killed by Sephiroth (who’s Hojo’s son, mind you,) then he was stuck in a test tube for 5 years and developed memory problems!
Then at the Northern Crater, Hojo convinces Cloud that the latter was the former’s “failed experiment,” causing him to have a mental breakdown and give the dark Macguffin to Seph!
(Things start at 20:27)
Tifa: her crush left for Soldier, she thought they hadn’t seen each other for 7 years because he refused to show his face in Nibelheim, then Seph pulled a Flame Hyenard on Nibelheim, killed her dad and nearly killed her! On top of that, her second home in Sector Seven was crushed by a plate falling on it caused by the Turks while Avalanche was stopped by Soldiers!
Barret: Corel was set on fire, the elder was killed, he got shot in the arm and his then best friend nearly died, all done by Soldiers!
Cid: his dream of going to space was held back for years because Shinra decided to fund Soldier instead!
Yuffie: Wutaians’ @$$es got kicked by Soldiers, Seph in particular, in the Wutai War and her dad decided to turn it into a tourist trap!
Vincent: his girl was stolen by Hojo to make Seph and then Vince was shot and nearly killed by Hojo when the former was concerned by Lucrecia’s illness!
Red: he was taken from his homeland, experimented on inhumanely and nearly forced to breed with Aerith in the OG!
Speaking of, don’t even get me started on Aerith! Hojo killed her dad, kidnapped her and her mom, nearly had her raped by either Red or a Soldier, depending on which version you’re looking at and, oh, yeah. SEPH KILLED HER!
(Things happen at 20:35.)
You may question why I keep bringing up Soldiers and that’s because Hojo basically only made Seph as a guinea pig for the Soldier project (he never loved the mother, by the way!)
To sum all that up, most of the bad $h!t that happened in FF7 wouldn’t have happened without Hojo!
Even compared to the rest of the list, Hojo is a monster, quite literally, in fact, as he’s implanted Jenova cells into himself! Then he tries to give Seph the power of Gaia itself through a giant laser just to see his son succeed. Yeah, let’s give him a father of the year award. And bash him over the head with it because his son is trying to destroy the f**king world! At least he has the best fight in the game besides Seph.
But we’re not stopping there, because Dirge of Cerberus is a game that had to exist (apparently.)
So you know that Weiss guy that showed up in Intergrade (side note: I still have yet to play FF7R because I don’t have a PS4 or PS5.) Yeah, he’s not a new character. In Dirge of Cerberus, he leads Deepground soldiers to murder a lot of people, which would summon Omega Weapon, which yeets the Mountain Dew river of the dead to another world when a planet’s about to die.
Some of you may be asking why I’m bringing up Weiss if I’m supposed to be talking about Hojo.
BECAUSE HOJO WAS WEISS THE WHOLE GAME!
To cut out the details of his hypothesis, the reason Hojo injected himself with Jenova cells was to merge with Omega, but that made him even more mentally unstable than he already was, so before his fight in FF7, he backed up his memory, like Weil, except deliberate and if the resistance shut down the internet. Then when the internet came back on, Hojo’s memory remembered Weiss and took control of his dead body just so Hojo could merge with Chaos and become all-powerful!
Hojo’s like if you took Relius’ lack of morals, threw in Ghetsis’ god complex, added a dash of Weil being behind it all and refusing to stay dead, took them all to infinity and beyond and had the end result screw over darn near everyone!
This has been Gokuzard, waiting impatiently for the rest of FF7R, partially so I can kill Hojo again because JUST THINKING ABOUT THIS @$$HOLE MAKES ME WANNA RIP HIS SKULL OFF-
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Nice list, you should do a top favorite video game characters list soon.
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