Which Anime Character Do You Relate to?

Which anime character do you relate to the must and why?

I relate to the most is keiichi from ah my goddess because he has the worst of luck, and in his home he has to deal with two crazy people that make his life harder. I face the same problems at home, and huge amounts of bad luck..... I feel his pain.....

 

Kyon from The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya. Everyone around me is crazy and the worst is I might be going crazy too.

 

i'm like Ryuzaki from dath note. i'm prety smart at things. i also have black har and look wierd to people. i also like to eat a lot of sweets.

 

Eh, I'm not a girl, but I relate myself to Kagami from Lucky Star.
Like Yoshiya said, I am pretty much surrounded by idiots. I have an innocent sister, my best friend who I consistently argue with is in fact an otaku, and I sometimes get embarassed or angry at the things I just mentioned.

And I swear any guy could relate to Kyon, if you truly think about it.
You always have that crazy girl in your life who you soon start to get dragged into by mistake, accident, or just plain curiosity.

 

....Mm....That's hard. Maybe...Wow, I have no idea. Riku from dnangel maybe.

 

well

i think

hyge from wolf's rain

you see, he seemed all un-witty, and one of the clueless in the group, but was actually, the other way around

in fact , not most animes dont emphazise on the characters personalities, but i find that wolf rain did.

 

Axel. Being a Pyro, and having a split personality. 8D And Larxene, I'm a sadistic little b!tch like that. ^_^-

 

XDD

*backs away slowy* umm, yeah....

 

I easily relate most to Squall Leonhart from Final Fantasy VIII. I seem cold-hearted and anti-social at first, but only cause I like getting stuff done and try not getting carried away. Also, I really don't give a crap for most of the little stuff everybody else would care about.

 

Beauty from Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo. The people I hang out with do crazy things as they seem almost completely serious, leaving me yelling at them . . .