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OK. I want to know who your Least favorite anime character is and why?!

Here is what I mean by that. Ok you have a Favorite anime right? Well there is always one character int he anime who you just cant stand! Someone who has a really really annoying personality!?! This is where you can rant about them!!!

Tell me what they did to make you hate them. And what ANIME they are from!

Ok here are mine.

1. Most hated!!!! Ryohei from Katekyo Hitman Reborn! He punched the main character! And is way way way to stupid and single minded! Grr he makes me mad. stressed

2. Uatu from shugo chara. Why? Because she is brother obsessed and Ikuto is Amu's! heart

3. Masako from ghost hunt. She used my favorite characters love interests biggest secret just to get close to him! Grr.

Ok. I feel better now. lol. It your turn!!

Sakura from Naruto.
She sucks.
Plain as that.
Plus Taiwan from Hetalia,though I don't know why.
She just gets on my nerves.

Oh, I hate Sakura too!! She's just so....ugh!!

I agree!

Keep them coming!

Sakura is the worst... but for some reason, Sasuke kinda gets on my nerves too... so full of himself...

Realy i think i like kid-kun same like ikuto.

Kid is from soul eater.Hes dad is shinigami.King of 7 lights.
Kid dont like when soumenthin is not symertic..
(Symmetry (from the Greek: "συμμετρεῖν" = to measure together), generally conveys two primary meanings. The first is an imprecise sense of harmonious or aesthetically pleasing proportionality and balance;[1][2] such that it reflects beauty or perfection. The second meaning is a precise and well-defined concept of balance or "patterned self-similarity" that can be demonstrated or proved according to the rules of a formal system: by geometry, through physics or otherwise.

Although the meanings are distinguishable in some contexts, both meanings of "symmetry" are related and discussed in parallel.[2][3]

The "precise" notions of symmetry have various measures and operational definitions. For example, symmetry may be observed:

with respect to the passage of time;
as a spatial relationship;
through geometric transformations such as scaling, reflection, and rotation;
through other kinds of functional transformations;[4] and
as an aspect of abstract objects, theoretic models, language, music and even knowledge itself.[5][6]
This article describes these notions of symmetry from four perspectives. The first is that of symmetry in geometry, which is the most familiar type of symmetry for many people. The second perspective is the more general meaning of symmetry in mathematics as a whole. The third perspective describes symmetry as it relates to science and technology. In this context, symmetries underlie some of the most profound results found in modern physics, including aspects of space and time. Finally, a fourth perspective discusses symmetry in the humanities, covering its rich and varied use in history, architecture, art, and religion)
He likes do draw..Hes partners are Lizz And patty...Sister thompson.

I got sumenthing abaut kid and tomphsons..

















Death the Kid (デス･ザ･キッド, Desu za Kiddo?)
Voiced by: Takako Honda (drama CD), Mamoru Miyano (Japanese), Todd Haberkorn[1] (English)
The son of Lord Death and the meister of the Thompson sisters. He suffers from a severe obsessive-compulsive disorder for symmetry: he views anything perfectly balanced on the right and left to be beautiful, and breaks down upon seeing anything off even by the slightest measurement (sometimes to the point of vomiting up blood and collapsing), which proves to be a major hindrance in his daily life and during battle. He chose to wield the Thompson sisters as twin guns to preserve his personal symmetry, and refuses to fight using one while the other is missing. Nevertheless, he is able to fight without his weapons through the use of a custom martial arts style. He can also summon a flying skateboard called Beelzebub as both transportation and a weapon. His status as a Death God grants him formidable power, particularly the destructive Soul Resonance "Death Cannon." While he is not required to collect souls or attend DWMA because of this, he does so anyway to fulfill his personal desires. His most distinguishing feature is the set of three white streaks on the left side of his head called the "Lines of Sanzu" which increase his godlike powers whenever they connect, though it depresses him whenever someone mentions them as they are not symmetrical.

Thompson Sisters (トンプソン姉妹, Tonpuson Shimai?)
Liz: Voiced by: Yūko Kaida (drama CD), Akeno Watanabe (Japanese), Jamie Marchi[1] (English)
Patty: Voiced by: Miyuki Sawashiro (drama CD), Narumi Takahira (Japanese), Cherami Leigh[1] (English)
Twin demon guns and the weapon partners of Death the Kid. They both take the form of semi-automatic pistols (which are similar in appearance to the Beretta 92 Inox) that compress Kid's soul wavelength and fire it in the form of energy bullets that range in strength from destructive blasts to painful yet non-wound-inducing shots. Elizabeth "Liz" Thompson (エリザベス(リズ)・トンプソン, Erizabesu (Rizu) Tonpuson?), the older sister, is a cynical young woman who always finds Kid's perfectionist attitude annoying, but is also very cowardly and easy to frighten; Patricia "Patty" Thompson (パトリシア(パティー)･トンプソン, Patorishia (Patī) Tonpuson?), the younger sister, is an extremely childish girl who is able to maintain a cheerful attitude in any situation, but usually has bouts of psychotic rage to motivate her partners. Each sister is able to wield the other in their weapon form to use whenever Kid is unable to. Liz and Patty were abandoned on the streets of Brooklyn where they mugged passers by to survive. The sisters attempted to mug Kid upon first meeting him, but instead decided to join him with the intention of exploiting his wealth and authority as a Death God. However, they grew closer to Kid over time and they gradually outgrew their greedy desires.