Which Fictional Characters Would You Choose?

The world of fiction is filled with endless possibilities for romance and drama. If you could, which characters would you date, marry, dump, bang, or even kill? Join us on a journey through the realms of fantasy as we explore these intriguing scenarios with some of our favorite characters.

Date

For many, the allure of a great date lies in someone who is both charming and understated, undeniably special yet not clichéd. Enter Kara Zor-El a.k.a. Supergirl (Arrowverse). When it comes to the stable of kryptonian rescuers, Supergirl offers a refreshing blend of strength and kindness, which always wins the hearts of her fans. Her presence is electrifying, and her journey provides viewers with a fresh take on the classic superhero persona. Another option is Tenten from Naruto. As a character deeply admired for her skill with weapons and strategic thinking, she is not just one of my favorite female characters; she is also incredibly underrated. Her innocent appearance belies a sharp mind and a heart full of passion, making her a delightful date candidate for anyone who appreciates a woman who can both charm and inspire.

Marry

Marrying a character is a significant decision that goes beyond just a date. It's about finding someone who will stand by your side through every challenge. Ramona Victoria “Rammy” Flowers from Scott Pilgrim is an ideal choice here. Her spirited and determined nature make her a force to be reckoned with, and her cozy, retro aesthetic is undeniably charming. She’s also fiercely loyal and genuinely funny, traits that would make her a fantastic partner to share life with. Meanwhile, from the world of
Invincible, both Chichi and Debbie Grayson are equally compelling options. However, I can't decide between them, torn between their unique charm and incredible stories. Perhaps it's a matter of inspiration and excitement where one could represent a classic and the other a current superhero narrative.

Dump

Dumping a character can feel like the weightiest of decisions, and for many, it's crucial to understand the reasons behind it. Natalia Alianovna, also known as Black Widow, from the Marvel Cinematic Universe is a character with so much depth and complexity. She’s smart, powerful, and often portrayed as a harsh and pragmatic individual, which can come across as cold. Her character arc is deeply intertwined with a complicated and often toxic life, making her someone you might not want to keep around too long.

Bang

The act of 'banging' a character is more about the thrill of the moment. For any thrill-seeker, Bliss Cavender a.k.a. Babe Ruthless from Whip It would be a terrific pick. Known for her fiery temper and unapologetic attitude, Bliss is the picture of intensity and rebellion. Her passion and raw energy would make for a memorable 'bang' scenario.

Kill

Finally, the action of killing a character can be seen as the ultimate expression of anger or defiance. For many, Caledon “Cal” Hockley from Titanic is a symbol of the times and the societal norms of the early 20th century. Cal's arrogance, entitlement, and ultimately, his cruel actions, make him a fitting character to 'kill,' especially after his manipulative and problematic behavior in the movie.

The world of fiction offers endless entertainment through our characters' romances and dramatic acts. From superheroes to heartbreakers, these fictional figures represent a myriad of possibilities that we can explore in our imagination. Whether you find yourself drawn to a date, a marriage, a parting, a bang, or a killing, there's always a character out there that resonates with who you are and what stories you want to tell.