Snake Plissken
40s "men" still cry about being bullied here
Only pick one!
Pretty easy choices for me.
Protagonist: Solid Snake
Snake has a long career within his own series, and my introduction to him, like with most was MGS1. The look, the voice, the bandana... all were very new to me as a kid and immediately made me a uber-fan. He's the ultimate soldier, and has beaten enemies he probably had no business defeating... but he's Snake. Not to mention, his badass alter ego "Iroquois Pliskin." I loved him in MGS1, but MGS2 really pushed it over the top for me, since you saw him through another character's eyes and really showed what the pinnacle of badass looks like. I just hope he gets a proper return to the series in the future.
Antagonist: Albert Wesker
He didn't really have a great introduction to the RE series, but his revival in Code Veronica really attached me to his character in a big way. He's always 5 steps ahead of everyone else and pulls all the strings. I've never wanted the villain to win and kill all the heroes until Wesker came along. It also helps he basically became a bullet dodging omnipotent "God." It's just such a shame his ousting was so poorly done, he deserved more... much much more.
Pretty easy choices for me.
Protagonist: Solid Snake
Snake has a long career within his own series, and my introduction to him, like with most was MGS1. The look, the voice, the bandana... all were very new to me as a kid and immediately made me a uber-fan. He's the ultimate soldier, and has beaten enemies he probably had no business defeating... but he's Snake. Not to mention, his badass alter ego "Iroquois Pliskin." I loved him in MGS1, but MGS2 really pushed it over the top for me, since you saw him through another character's eyes and really showed what the pinnacle of badass looks like. I just hope he gets a proper return to the series in the future.
Antagonist: Albert Wesker
He didn't really have a great introduction to the RE series, but his revival in Code Veronica really attached me to his character in a big way. He's always 5 steps ahead of everyone else and pulls all the strings. I've never wanted the villain to win and kill all the heroes until Wesker came along. It also helps he basically became a bullet dodging omnipotent "God." It's just such a shame his ousting was so poorly done, he deserved more... much much more.