Miyazaki has a wealth of great characters, from bizarre gods to eccentric spirits and terrifying witches. But it's his heroines who are usually the best, and Spirited Away boasts the best of the lot. Over the course of her adventures Chihiro matures from a spoiled little brat into a mature and courageous young woman, helping others who are worse off than herself and eventually earning her own freedom and that of her (enchanted) parents. She also gets bonus points for getting a job - most animated characters are a bunch of benefit-scrounging layabouts.
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Arguably, Marji is a bit of a cheat, what with being based on a real-live human being - who, for bonus points, wrote the book and co-directed this film. But however you look at it, this is one fully-fleshed 2D black-and-white character, a little girl who thinks she's destined to be a prophet but who soon gets distracted by the lure of rock music and boys, and turned off religion by the increasing turbulence and fanaticism in her Iranian home. While the grown up Marjane is undoubtedly (even) more complex and realistic, it's her childhood self we fell in love with, all high ideals and crazy schemes.
Sega of America's project manager for Sonic, Madeline Schroeder, stated that she was responsible for the removal of the character in an attempt to make the game an easier sell in western markets[27]. However, this was later contradicted by Yuji Naka during an interview at Summer of Sonic 2011. When recalling the development process, Naka explained that Madonna never went beyond the concept stage primarily due to the stark comparison her presence would have made between Sonic and the Super Mario Bros. series. Having a heroine who would be kidnapped and subsequently rescued by the hero of the game had become a cliché, and the team decided they should focus on Sonic just fighting the main villain.[81]
Some common traits of your hero or heroine could be kind, humble, innocent and kind-hearted. They must be someone that your reader could relate to and feel something for. Therefore it is a good idea to make your main character a normal, everyday person who could change throughout the story. Think about Jack in Jack and the Beanstalk or Snow White.
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