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grif11
For me, its a tie between chinese warrior Zhao Yun and zombie killer Chuck Greene.

Zhao Yun - A man who wishes nothing more than peace and justice in the land, and loyally serves his lord Liu Bei til the end. What a noble guy!

Chuck Greene - An obvious skitzophrenic, who will say to his daughter he will come back soon with zombrex, but instead rides a girls tricycle in nothing but his underwear and a SWAT helmet while throwing guitars at zombies. Pure. Awesome.
Kiln
Nerevar.

Player character from Dragon Age: Origins.
bbqplatypus
Ash from the Evil Dead movies.
Zalphon
Is it arrogant to say my favorite hero is the one I write about?

If it isn't, then him.

If it is, then Don Quijote de la Machana.
Colonel Mustard
Sam Vimes from the Discworld books; one of the most realistically flawed and genuinely human heroes I've ever had the pleasure of reading about, and I love him from the top of his slightly battered helmet to the paper-thin soles of his boots.
Olen
Good call on Vimes there, have to agree totally.

To choose another... I think Hamlet if he's allowed to be called a hero. The almost inevitable consequence of his trying to sit on the fence and the balance of weakness in not taking a side with strength really rounds him as a flawed but likely character.

If he's not a hero then I'll have to go for Fitz from Assassin's Apprentice. Another deeply flawed and slightly self destructive character with vaguely noble goals.
King Coin
Does Aravi count? laugh.gif


If not: Samwise Gamgee
Grits
KC, you read my mind. My favorite hero is Sam Gamgee. smile.gif
SubRosa
QUOTE(King Coin @ Dec 3 2011, 09:05 PM) *

If not: Samwise Gamgee

Sam is my favorite character from LOTR.
Colonel Mustard
QUOTE(Olen @ Dec 3 2011, 10:28 PM) *
To choose another... I think Hamlet if he's allowed to be called a hero. The almost inevitable consequence of his trying to sit on the fence and the balance of weakness in not taking a side with strength really rounds him as a flawed but likely character.
He's typically viewed by most literary types as a classical tragic hero, so I reckon you are yes.

Also, Sam is definitely another favourite; in a story full of dark overlords, heroic, sword wielding kings (who I may have a guy-crush on tongue.gif) and immense battles, it's quite something to think that the real hero of it all is a farmer who just cares about doing the right thing and getting it done.
ghastley
Harry Harrison's "Bill the Galactic Hero" - totally credible real hero who just happened to do the right thing at the right time, by mistake.
King Of Beasts
Robert Neville from the movie I Am Legend.
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