#warriorcats #wcue #firestar Firestar, the original protagonist. Is he the best? The worst? The average? Let's talk. Character art by www.tumblr.com...
Thank you for reiterating time and time again that generic doesn't mean bad. Nowadays, people avoid 'generic' characters like they have the plague. Or like it makes them a BAD character. But no, tropes and character archetypes ARE tropes and archetypes because people enjoy them. Because it works. Firestar may have been the generic underdog who finds his place and builds himself a life by trying to be a genuinely good and honorable cat, but it worked. It worked and he was memorable and readers rooted for him because he was compelling in spite of him being what people nowadays might say was too generic. Very good analysis overall. He was more complex than people give him credit for.
I love your videos man!! I really don't get how you don't get more views I've been a fan of warriors for years now, and I love these type of Analysis videos of characters so much so this is a treat. Are we gonna get these type of character profiles on villians too at some point!?
Firestar is probably my favorite character in the entire series. A lot of people seem to think he's overrated but I personally think he's underrated because of how he's dismissed for being too good. Everyone seems to think he's a mary sue type character when that just isn't the case. Firestar isn't perfect and does plenty of wrong things. He mistreats Bramblepaw for being the son of Tigerclaw, is unable to move on from Spottedleaf which causes conflict with Sandstorm, mistreats Brambleclaw again when the fire and tiger prophecy happens and attacks Shadowclan over that strip of territory which leads to the death of Russetfur. Firestar is flawed, however despite these flaws he still tries to do the good thing and make things right. I think this is why he is my favorite character. Unlike all of the protagonists over the years Firestar stands out to me the most because he wants to do the right thing, always. He wants to help people. He has so many bad things happen to him over the course of his life yet through all that he still continues to stay true to himself and do the right thing. He is like the superman of the warriors world. Thank you for the good video man.
Thank you for reiterating time and time again that generic doesn't mean bad. Nowadays, people avoid 'generic' characters like they have the plague. Or like it makes them a BAD character. But no, tropes and character archetypes ARE tropes and archetypes because people enjoy them. Because it works. Firestar may have been the generic underdog who finds his place and builds himself a life by trying to be a genuinely good and honorable cat, but it worked. It worked and he was memorable and readers rooted for him because he was compelling in spite of him being what people nowadays might say was too generic.
Very good analysis overall. He was more complex than people give him credit for.
I love your videos man!!
I really don't get how you don't get more views
I've been a fan of warriors for years now, and I love these type of Analysis videos of characters so much so this is a treat.
Are we gonna get these type of character profiles on villians too at some point!?
Maybe :)
Firestar is probably my favorite character in the entire series. A lot of people seem to think he's overrated but I personally think he's underrated because of how he's dismissed for being too good. Everyone seems to think he's a mary sue type character when that just isn't the case. Firestar isn't perfect and does plenty of wrong things. He mistreats Bramblepaw for being the son of Tigerclaw, is unable to move on from Spottedleaf which causes conflict with Sandstorm, mistreats Brambleclaw again when the fire and tiger prophecy happens and attacks Shadowclan over that strip of territory which leads to the death of Russetfur. Firestar is flawed, however despite these flaws he still tries to do the good thing and make things right. I think this is why he is my favorite character. Unlike all of the protagonists over the years Firestar stands out to me the most because he wants to do the right thing, always. He wants to help people. He has so many bad things happen to him over the course of his life yet through all that he still continues to stay true to himself and do the right thing. He is like the superman of the warriors world. Thank you for the good video man.