| Like holy shit, I just started watching Gantz and the characters all feel so real compared to the shitload of Shounen I've watched (go figure they all fit one stereotype of altruism). Like god damn Kei is the most realistic person I've seen perverted teenager, doesn't want to be hero unless it benefits him, watches out for himself only but his conscious gets the better of him sometimes and he helps even if he doesn't want to. I thought anti-heroes were the most relatable people but this man is the most chaotic neutral person I've seen. |
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| When it comes to "real characters", nothing can hold a candle to the Josei genre. I'm saying this as a guy. The characters in some series feel like actual people you could live next door to, e.g. Hachimitsu to Clover and most of all, Nana. Others casts are a little more like VIPs and actors, still feel like actual humans and not cartoons, e.g. Shouwa Genroku Rakugo Shinjuu. All three anime are among the best ever made, give one of them a try to find out why. |
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| I watch Shounen: DB, MHA, KnY, Dr.S, TPN, and more, but I think all characters in Hunter×Hunter are the most real to me. They just felt like real life people became anime characters. They have desires and very real personalities and all of them have a little bit of selfish side, just like all humans. And the world of H×H is also the most real to me. There are real life problems like complicated politics, corruption, money runs the world and more |
| Realistic characters can be seen in the following anime shows and so on. Hotaru no Haka Koe no Katachi Yahari Ore no Seishun Love Comedy wa Machigatteiru. Zoku I didn't take your taste into account. |
| Nana,Showa Rakugo,those are anime where characters are realistic. |
| Rei kiriyama and tomoko kuroki are the realest anime characters. |
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| everyone from paranoia agent. nge did a great and realistic approach to how people react and act differently from trauma. also in a weird way houseki no kuni? it's hard to explain one of the most realistic adaptations of immortality yet it's so subtle yet so important (especially in the manga) i though gakkou gurashi and o maidens in your savage season was also pretty realistic. beastars also did a great way of writing complex and deep characters yet tying it in so well with the whole animal part |
| Characters from Koe no Katachi felt pretty real I guess. Also from Monster Maybe Welcome to NHK |
| Genshiken cast. Just a bunch of college nerds watching anime. xD |
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| Hibike! Euphonium 3-gatsu no Lion Uchuu Kyoudai Ping Pong the Animation Tsuki ga Kirei Cross Game Gin no Saji Just Because Hachimitsu to Clover Hai to Gensou no Grimgar Koe no Katachi MC's from these from the top of the head. |
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| Re:Zero Subaru reacts to the situation pretty realistically I think already mentioned but a silent voice also does a good job of this |
| Kirito from Sword Art Online, Ayato from Gakusen Toshi Asterisk, Tatsuya from Mahouka |
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| Kakeru from Orange (along with the rest of the cast) came across as genuine. |
| Well, historical anime are going to have somewhat realistic characters at least. I think the characters of Nobunaga no Yabou came off as very realistic and real people, albeit they made Nobunaga too good a guy. It does make sense in the story of the anime. I feel like black lagoon also. Everyone is dysfunctional in some way yet they still find a time and place to smile and have fun. They are unrealistically good fighters but that's about it(You can't expect me to believe that a gun fight could be so one-sided) 3-gatsu no Lion also. The characters are very humane. Has flaws, has good points, energetic, yet at the same time meek and quiet. They read the mood, their behavior adapts to the situation. They have egos, soe more than others. Everyone is very nuanced. Though the best shogi player they have may come of as more fantastical, weirdos still exist in the real world. Uchuu Kyoudai has very reaistic characters as well. What makes characters not seem realistic IMO is when everything is very linear, and oh suddenly they've changed completely. Uchuu Kyoudai's characters go through ups and downs, yet they always try to put their best foot forward and make it seem like theyre always on the up trajectory. |
| legoshi from beastars felt real personality wise with me. |
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| The characters in Koi Kaze, especially the girl. |
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| Literally any character from 3-gatsu no Lion and Shouwa Genroku Rakugo Shinjuu, I'd say Ginga Eiyuu Densetsu is also pretty good at portraying realistic characters There's a lot of good and "real" anime characters though, it's actually quite common even in the slice of life genre. Just look after the anime with well-written characters, no matter what their genre are |
| I think Shinji and Asuka from Eva are very realistic characters. Both are teenegers both have psychologycal trauma ir various aspects both have no proper parents and were left to copy with their own problems alone. One just shut in himself and another one tried to hide from ''I am special child'' mask |
| Umaru, I think that the show was made to show how relatable she is. |
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| Kyouko, from 3-Gatsu no Lion, is the real life embodiment of a tsundere. To me she's by far the most interesting character in the show, even if she's also the most unlikable. The way the show presents her violence is very realistic instead of the typical kick someone into the sky because he said something funny. I remember the scene where she first snaps as a kid. She was (justly) grounded by her father for beating Rei after losing a game. She stands in the garden for the night, her father behind her, humiliating her even more by praising his adopted son in her place. I could feel the resentment growing and growing with every word and look. Innocently, Rei looks out of his bedroom window to check on her. From his point of view you can tell he means no harm. From hers, you can see him arrogantly taunting her. She just sees red and snaps. Every scene with her is just close to perfection. Coming into his bed after all that, spooning him but telling him not to touch her. Fucking her father's rival/colleague and just standing there while watching him beat up Rei. Trying to destabilize Rei so that he goes back (to her) home while still relying on him to help her in her downturns. ... She's just a plain mess. |
| I know a lot people seems to hate shinji but he's really realistic, I only kinda didn't like him in the movie but other than that he's great. |
| Yoshikage Kira from JoJo and Legosi form beastars |
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