A common complaint is that the X-Men aren't written in character anymore - that writers no longer care about those essential things that make an X-Man. Is this a fair complaint?
I took the Red Letter Media personality challenge and tried to list the ingrained traits that must exist for my favourites to have their voice. And it wasn't as easy as I thought.
I'm interested to hear what others believe certain characters base traits are. I think we might see some interesting and debatable lists.
So five traits, of which at least two must be negative. Why? Because without negatives, that X-Man is flying dangerously close to Sueville - and besides, it’s more interesting than a list of awesome.
Important: These are personality traits only: no descriptions of powers or their roles allowed. Try to avoid common buzzwords like: quirky, spunky, edgy, nice....etc. This is supposed to be a challenge. And please don't bother posting: “My character is awesome and perfect” - it contributes nothing of value.
Jubilee:
Impulsive: Runs into situations without thinking things through, like adopting Shogo.
Cynical: “Knows the price of everything, but the value of nothing” - Jean Grey on Jubilee
Gregarious: Likes being around people...used to like snacking on people...
Resourceful: Kept herself alive on the streets and in the Outback
Stubborn: See tortured by Bastion
Compassionate: Cries over kids named Elliot and dying Sentinels. (Ok, I’ll admit this last one is kinda lame, but I just can’t think of the right word for it.)