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Counter-Ahem.Andytrenom said:
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Actually
If one per franchise
And Mxy isn't the most iconic DC character (BAtman is)
Frankie and Benjy High 2-A?
If one per franchise
And Mxy isn't the most iconic DC character (BAtman is)
Frankie and Benjy High 2-A?
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I'm pretty sure Superman is the most iconic character from DC.
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Saying Batman is the most iconic DC character is like saying Luigi is the most iconic Nintendo character.ZacharyGrossman273 said:
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I sincerely doubt Frankie and Benjy are more iconic than He man.
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Fine then, I´m totally removing the limitation of 1 character per franchise, but replace it to "only 1 character incarnation", to avoid the list being full of characters with countless incarnations, the latest normally having the highest priority, meaning that stuff liek Frieza simply fall behind stuf liek Vegeta.
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Being more famous/popular =/= being more iconic.KarmodF said:
Far more people would consider Superman the "icon" of DC than Batman, just like far more people would consider He-Man the "icon" of his franchise than Skeletor despite the latter being more popular than the former.
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Being more famous/popular =/= being more iconic.
Far more people would consider Superman the "icon" of DC than Batman, just like far more people would consider He-Man the "icon" of his franchise than Skeletor despite the latter being more popular than the former.
The OP gives his personal definition of iconic as "well-known", which would put Batman as more iconic under that definition.
Far more people would consider Superman the "icon" of DC than Batman, just like far more people would consider He-Man the "icon" of his franchise than Skeletor despite the latter being more popular than the former.
The OP gives his personal definition of iconic as "well-known", which would put Batman as more iconic under that definition.
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Both are as iconic really, as Superman was the one that started the brand as Action Comics while Batman was the one from Detective comics which would latter become the main brand (I guess?), both are as iconic but Batman is leagues above Sups in popularity, sups saving grace is that he was the "first superhero" but that title could also go to John Carter or the Phantom.
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Also, "Skeletor" isn't comparable because his name is one letter apart from the word "skeleton". Comparatively, it will end up being far more researched in comparison to a specific word like He-Man.
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More people like Batman more than Superman, but Superman is more iconic.KarmodF said:
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I don't think he man is even that iconic either...Andytrenom said:
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And you are free to
I however find his iconic status to be pretty much undeniable.
I however find his iconic status to be pretty much undeniable.
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And even though most people haven't finished the book series, the movie and original hitchhiker's are rather iconic among nerds, with Frankie and Benjy being the most well known High 2-As in verse
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Iconic among nerds vs iconic among the general population many of whom would recognize his name despite having zero interest in the media he originates from.
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I don't know who Frankie and Benjy are, but goddamn, do I know He-Man.
He-Man is infinitely more iconic.
He-Man is infinitely more iconic.
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He man was part of my childhood
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For 9-A or High 8-C, I was going to say The Terminator (T-800). He's literally Arnold Swarchenegger's trademark character; who doesn't really need an introduction to how popular he is. Also, I think Frodo Baggins could be a candidate for 10-C.
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Arnie should definitely take High 8-C. Speaking of, isn't Greymon way more iconic then Agumon?
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Slenderman (Slender) is definately a canidate for 7-C, being the most iconic version of Slender and the version that whipped the Indie Horror genre into overdrive.
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Because
A. While he's iconic, he's not THAT iconic
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B. Most of the Slender profiles are on pretty thin ice in terms of being allowed here
But I'd still support a composite Slendy.
A. While he's iconic, he's not THAT iconic
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B. Most of the Slender profiles are on pretty thin ice in terms of being allowed here
But I'd still support a composite Slendy.
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Crash Bandicoot for 7-B.
I'd argue that, although he's not on the same level as Mario or Sonic, he's pretty close.
I'd argue that, although he's not on the same level as Mario or Sonic, he's pretty close.
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Johnny Bravo for any of his tiers.
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He's definitely more iconic than Agumon
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Why is Link in 4-B? Composite Link isn't even a thing in the series.
His most iconic form is Ocarina of Time Link - so he should be either High 7-A or High 5-A.
His most iconic form is Ocarina of Time Link - so he should be either High 7-A or High 5-A.
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