Life is Strange The 10 Best Characters In The Franchise
Life is Strange: The 10 Best Characters In The Franchise
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From quintessential big brother Sean Diaz to the introspective and sweet Max Caufield, Life Is Strange has many unique personalities.
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The Life Is Strange series is the type of franchise that audiences today are prepared to experience. The games place emphasis on characters’ emotional quality over extreme dependence on gameplay, allowing players to connect with the protagonists and even antagonists on a personal level.
With the release of Life Is Strange: True Colors, the series has now brought in new characters like Alex Chen, who joins previous protagonists along the lines of Max Caufield and Sean Diaz. With so many types of personalities that players have seen onscreen, it’s worth taking a look at how they are strong in presentation and what makes them interesting.
Steph Gingrich
A combination of spunky, fierce, and nerdy, Steph’s character was so popular that she was brought back as an adult for True Colors after her first appearance in Before the Storm. Steph’s best quality is how sure she is of herself, which is a breath of fresh air for LGBTQ+ characterizations.
She’s just the kind of character that Life Is Strange is all about, in that she has a creative streak that players can get attached to. Steph can also turn serious when the situation calls for it, enabling her to be a mix of lively and realistic based on how the story is progressing.
Victoria Chase
Victoria is definitely not the character that fans will claim is well-liked, yet she’s definitely someone who is intriguing. Outwardly the stereotypical, snobby rich girl, Victoria has more than meets the eye should the player use Max to learn about Victoria’s personality.
She has a creative and passionate side, as shown when she confided in Max that she secretly wants to be a photographer. Victoria’s few moments of vulnerability are in striking contrast to her otherwise mean attitude, which ultimately makes it interesting to peel the layers behind her character.
Daniel Diaz
The story of the Diaz brothers makes Life Is Strange look like a movie, as the pair’s arc was all about how their decisions shaped who they became. Daniel’s core personality was the innocent boy he started out as, someone who loved his father and looked up to his brother.
The characters in the series usually act erratic and awkwardly, but Daniel’s inherent personality was as a person who just wanted to have a family. His powers manifested in deadly ways, which brought both a sympathetic quality to him as well as a dangerous streak.
Chloe Price
Her appearance alone leaves a lasting impression and there are many Chloe cosplays by Life Is Strange fans to assert this claim. Seemingly the usual rebellious punk-rocker personality, Chloe is a deeper person who faces serious issues with depression and carries a need for acceptance.
It’s difficult not to both feel for Chloe and develop a real attachment to her, as Chloe herself has the tendency to cling to the few people she loves. Her tendency to be brutal to the ones connected to her is something that is hurtful to them, yet it makes things interesting the way they unfold.
Rachel Amber
Rachel is notable for having a huge impact on fans despite never actually appearing in the original game. Her complex relationship with Chloe has Life Is Strange fans shipping “Pricefield” against “Amberprice.” The fandom is torn whether Chloe belongs with Max or Rachel.
The mystery behind Rachel is what drives Chloe’s character in the first game, and learning more about who she was is a treat. The “will they?/won’t they?” dynamic she enjoyed with Chloe remains a big hook for fans, who were heavily invested to learn of Rachel’s true whereabouts.
Kate Marsh
Kate is the kind of character that players would just want to give a big hug and assure that life can get better. Coming from a religious household, Kate was very shy and unwilling to engage in the overt antics that her classmates were engaged in.
Kate is a good representation of the fact that there is nothing wrong with wanting things at a person’s own pace, and that her doubts were certainly valid. Most fans still sympathize with the way Rachel was unfairly treated, as she never deserved to be held in such a bad light.
Sean Diaz
The lengths he went to protect his brother left no doubt in fans of Life Is Strange that Sean was an amazing brother. He looked out for Daniel when their whole world was ripped apart, even taking his brother across the country to evade the authorities while being a boy himself.
Sean is a tragic figure because quite a few of his endings weren’t what fans wanted for him, while the good ones still didn’t have him fully reunited with Daniel as an adult. He was wise beyond his years and was forced to grow up when it just wasn’t his time.
Max Caulfield
The series would never have kicked off in popularity had it not been for Max as the first game’s protagonist. She was perfectly placed as an introverted girl who wanted to be more. Max was the audience surrogate into this video game universe, while her powers are still something to behold.
From her relationship with Chloe to Max’s own dreams of taking her photography to the next level, Max is the kind of character whose teen angst comes across as engaging rather than exasperating. Her everywoman persona allowed those around her to also share the spotlight while never fading into the background.
Gabe Chen
It’s rare for a character whose main purpose is to die to end up leaving a lasting impression. Gabe may have perished early on in True Colors, but he was able to establish how great a brother can be, with Alex striving to solve how his passing came about.
Gabe was simply a happy, nice, and good “big brother” type of person who was sadly taken away too soon. Sometimes, characters work very well even if they have a one-note personality, especially if they have the kind of charm and charisma that Gabe had. That’s just one of the many reasons why Gabe is the most likable character in Life is Strange: True Colors.
Alex Chen
Alex represents the evolution that Life Is Strange has taken over the years, in that she isn’t a shy character who’s always talked down to by others. While Alex was indeed shy, it was justified due to the fact that she spent close to a decade in foster care.
She was presented as a friendly but still hardened personality whose sharp and witty attributes stood out the most. Alex’s inquisitive nature was perfect for the backdrop of True Colors’ mystery-themed story, and her appearance has been a big hit among fans for being a protagonist with a distinctive look.
Link Source : https://screenrant.com/life-is-strange-best-characters-in-the-franchise/
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