1. Walter White
2. Michael from Godfather
3. Mereum from hxh
4. Tony Soprano

Not a definitive top six, just some of the names i can think of

1. Bojack Horseman (self titled series)
2. Walter White (Breaking Bad)
3. Tommy Carcetti (the wire)
4. Jimmy McGill (Better Call Saul)
5. Mac (it’s always sunny)
6. Jamie Lannister (Game of Thrones)

zuko (avatar the last airbender)

Bubbles - The Wire

Agent Smith - The Matrix

Azula - Avatar The Last Airbender

Black - Moonlight

Teddy Flood - Westworld

Reverse Flash - The Flash (season 1 only) Not thee greatest but prolly one of the most unique ones for me

Real for that

Forgot bout the wire f***, only character I’d put from game of thrones is theon Lowkey.

Hmm, really? Only Theon?

I like his development but i really feel like there’s better character development throughout the show.

I wish Theon had been the one to defeat the night king.

The thing is, when I think of character development there must be a transition a character goes through. Whether it’s good to evil, or evil to good.

That being said, just because a character does go through a transition it does not mean it was executed well. The journey is also something that matters A LOT. And honestly if we look at game of thrones as a whole (all the seasons) his ending to his journey REALLY falls off.

This is the same man who killed the Mad King then says he never really cares for the people or the innocent. Also the same man who was DISGUSTED by Cersei’s actions so he abandons her and goes North. I don’t know how a character who had 5-6 seasons of development can just be wasted so fast.

If we ignore the last season then Jamie was honestly an amazing character but If you look at the entire show then I don’t think so.

Sorry for typin so much would like to hear your thoughts .

Jino from Afro Samurai

I have always taken what he had said about not caring for the innocent as a front, a facade.

SZN 8 was a disaster for sure but i’ve never felt that Jamie was handled wrongly. A little rushed perhaps but I had always found the intrigue of the character to be his crippling love for Cersei, when he went back to her it didn’t feel jarring at all for me personally.

I guess that’s a preference though.

I can understand why people would feel differently.

Already seeing the names I want to mention, the rest off the top of my head:

• Pete (Mad Men)
• Finn (Adventure Time) grew up before my eyes
• Phos (Land of the Lustrous)
• Anakin (Star Wars) simply just a fan of it all

Game of Thrones’ last season definitely ruined Jamie, else I’d put him up there

came to say Bubbles

Zuko from TLA is a perfect 10/10 planned plot line.

Zuko's character arc is also the most double edged sword to have been made because his influence has permeated throughout western animation and maybe film. People our age getting into the industry are gonna chase that high of a well fleshed out redemption arc to the end of times.

There's so many failed redemption arcs or shows in animation that try to imitate the success the last air bender had.

Tony Soprano (The Sopranos)
Peggy Olson (Mad Men)
Al Capone & Lucky Luciano (Boardwalk Empire)

Should’ve put him in a situation where he had to choose between killing Cersei or letting millions die (maybe she was planning on blowing up kings landing with wildfire if she lost.) Would be a flashback to the kingslayer moment and brought his arc full circle.

Abagail (Emma Stone) and Queen Anne (Olivia Colman) in The Favourite

Mad Men had so many great ones

Sopranos Wire Mad Men

Holy trinity

peggy >>>

Shane Botwin - Weeds

John Locke from Lost

No one saying travis bickle from taxi driver....

That last p*** I saw the whole step sis and bro relationship really progressed through the three acts into some interesting territories