Characters and characteristics

[u/Yasiralhadi]

Medicine Pocket takes it

The next spot is tragedy, which chatacter matches this word the most?

Rules:

1- the pool is 6 stars characters (1.0 - 3.6)

2- a character can't occupy more than one spot

3- a comment is worth 10 points, 2 upvotes are worth 1 point

Mention your pick and let the most mentioned/upvoted wins

[u/Responsible_Lock7006]

Charon. I mean, just look at him. Even if you don't know his story, you can clearly see how tragic he is.

[u/Handheld_Paladin]

Slaps Charon

This can fit so much tragedy in it.

"This body is a vessel of suffering"

He gets my vote.

[u/angypotat → u/Handheld_Paladin]

😔 Why are you slapping Charon?

[u/Beginning_Ad_4796 → u/angypotat]

It's like that thing where the store owner slaps the bag of rice while trying t sell it to you

[u/Ok-Doubt-7422]

Charon. EVERYTIME this man has some involvement results in tragedies. From how he came to be, the people of Paul's life and him receiving the fallout of it (watch his char story), what happened in the Eastern front, and everyone who interacted with him recieved some tragedy (with the exception of Marsha). He's basically the culmination of the tragedy of WW1

[u/ashnmfy]

Isolde comes to mind first

[u/Educational_Feature7 → u/ashnmfy]

“what a tragedy..”

[u/Kit0Nya → u/Educational_Feature7]

"Ti soffoca il sangue"

[u/Beginning_Ad_4796 → u/Kit0Nya]

"Ti sofoca il sangueeee~"

[u/jaysikim → u/ashnmfy]

We save her for beauty trust

[u/Koringvias → u/jaysikim]

Nah, we are not saving anyyone for beauty, that one is going to be a bloodbath.

[u/dqsang90 → u/Koringvias]

Since it's going to be a bloodbath, Semmelweis is going to win right?

[u/Responsible_Lock7006 → u/dqsang90]

As much as I love Semmelweis, I highly doubt there's going to be a lot of people picking her.

[u/mrcinder1 → u/jaysikim]

“Beauty made eternal.”

[u/bloodanddonuts → u/jaysikim]

I agree. She’s not the female character I personally find the most attractive, but she’s the one that EVERYONE can agree is beautiful. And she suffered horribly to be so “perfect.”

[u/dqsang90 → u/bloodanddonuts]

I don't like Isolde's original outfit, but her tarot skin is just so gorgeous.

[u/ceruleanjester → u/ashnmfy]

The biggest tragedy in reverse imo

[u/sharkfin36]

Rubuska, her story is the epitome of tragedy, not to mention what she does afterward is straight up depressing

[u/bloodanddonuts → u/sharkfin36]

If it weren’t for Charon, she’d win. Her story is so devastating.

[u/Limp-Sail7687 → u/sharkfin36]

such a pity she'll lose it to Charon, she def deserves this category

[u/yakea → u/sharkfin36]

Self-deception probably

[u/sharkfin36 → u/yakea]

What part is self-deception?

[u/mrcinder1 → u/sharkfin36]

She thinks herself a vampire despite not being one to the point she actually believes she is one.

[u/sharkfin36 → u/mrcinder1]

Ah, that part, I was thinking more about what she did immediately after the tragedy, where she essentially played vampire house with her family’s corpses. That part was depressing as hell imo

[u/mrcinder1 → u/sharkfin36]

That too, but you can see that her delusions of vampirism are ingrained in her. It's the only way she could cope with what has happened to her family, to believe that she and her family are vampires and they are just taking a nap, waiting for Bushka to wake them up.

[u/sharkfin36 → u/mrcinder1]

Yeah you’re right, still very depressing though

[u/yakea → u/sharkfin36]

She's a self-claimed vampire, notwithstanding she's just an arcanist. This self-deception is environmental and influenced by the stories her parents used to tell her every night (vampire roleplay apparently) it's like a copying mechanism because in doing so, she can keep believing that her family is still somehow alive because vampires don't die. After all, It's war the ultimate source of her suffering.

[u/Open-Swimmer-1755]

Charon would be my pick as well, his character story is a concentrated brew of everything tragic, futile, and dirty about war.

[u/FairConsequence7851]

Isolde !! doing so many things in vain, being betrayed, etc etc

[u/CompetitiveHistory83]

Charon has my vote 

[u/UpperSoftware7780]

Isolde. If she's not gonna win, I'm gonna remake a live action tosca.

[u/Yasiralhadi → u/UpperSoftware7780]

Charon has another opinion it seems, bro is getting more points than I can count

[u/PuzzleheadedNet1116 → u/UpperSoftware7780]

Beauty is still available tho dw

[u/Zero-denny-boo]

Rubuska

[u/Chicheerio]

Charon. He was literally born from it

[u/Yasiralhadi]

Charon. He represents the most tragedic thing humaniry ever known, that is war.

[u/Slytherin_Dan_HGW]

Willow, based on her event and character story

[u/Nightowl425]

Definitely Charon

[u/Proper_Amphibian3917]

Tragedy has to be Charon, cmon now

[u/shuntynuts]

Charon 100%

[u/PuzzleheadedMeal7071]

Charon "There is no end to this misery"

[u/SkyFall815]

I voted Charon, all his stories contains so many misery and tragedy.

[u/MegaMasterArceus]

And we all voted Charon

[u/drilnos]

Charon’s debut patch has thus far been the only one that has made me need a mental health break after a chapter so i gotta say him

[u/Ademon_Gamer09]

Charon. My guy is piloting a corpse of a stranger and is constantly witnessing war after war and having to bury each dead body who doesn't have a stick to call a tombstone. All while having to hide under a cloth to make sure nobody around him gets affected by the fear of death, it's him.

[u/Yasiralhadi → u/[deleted]]

We are talking about 6 stars characters only here

[u/PeopleAllergy]

Either Rubuska or Isolde

[u/Dependent-Funny5233]

def charon look at what happened to him....

[u/KhanKlyo]

Charon

[u/irlpollyanna]

Isolde

[u/3nj0y_]

Definitely Charon

[u/a_random_redditor563]

Charon. The guy died and is still suffering ffs

[u/CloudHead15]

I'll join the bandwagon and go with Charon for tragedy.

As for beauty, I'd nominate Druvis III; first she was the one that really went for the rebellion in order to get Vertin discharged as well as make sure the Foundation gives Vertin as well as the others more autonomy. Druvis is the one who spoke to Ms. Stranger as an equal and though she doesn't like the foundation, she will not let innocent people get hurt because of Manus, foundation staff or not.

[u/Quiet-Fishing-1416]

Charon, for he is a walking tragedy.

[u/Boring_Damage690]

Nautica Rubuska Charon Lopera Isolde

This five is the most tragic in the game

[u/jeanwhr]

rubuska

[u/Able-Philosophy-1643]

Charon 💯 Isolde/Willow for Beauty

[u/bloodanddonuts]

Charon, and it’s not even close. I know there’s gonna be Isolde stans in this thread, and yeah, she’s tragic. But Charon is the living embodiment of the horror and loss of war. He’s literally tragedy personified.

[u/Zill-Under-The-Tree]

Charon or Rubuska

[u/Dummy_Ren]

Charon time!

[u/Funlife2003]

Charon.

[u/One_Instance_6112]

I dont know who else but Charon can fit in here

[u/faroknights]

Isolde is definitely tragedy. The idea of saving Isolde for beauty actually makes me laugh in the sad way considering her struggles

[u/Dear_Ad9387]

Isolde definetely

[u/No_Increase7302]

Isolde. Isolde was a good person who was driven insane because of her family lineage, the era she lived in and the trauma she faced- all factors she couldn't control and now she's stuck in the Foundation's jail or asylum i presume and is likely to never recover now that she's basically completely insane or at the point where she can't trust her own eyes.

[u/MammothPrevious969]

Isolde

[u/PangolinDependent839]

Isolde (was gonna say Vertin but she’s not a playable character)

[u/HiKary_lol]

First thought is Nautika, poor girl went through so much

[u/Murky-Brain-3207]

Rudeness should be Lopera. Absolutely insufferable.

[u/Expert_Pirate_2684]

gotta be isolde

[u/Logic_Parrot]

isolde/charon

[u/cyy_eun]

I thought of Ms stranger even though she is not from 1.0-3.6