Name: 10 Video Game Characters That Are In NOBODY's Top 10
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Well, met up with a couple of guys and they're off tomorrow to some, I don't know, fight some war somewhere.

And yes, today I get the opportunity to throw out praise to the underpraised.

Give appreciation to the underappreciated.

Not everyone can end up on a mojo list, and

it makes us sad to never speak about them.

So we made this list specifically for them.

These are not the top 10 video game characters number 10 Wario Wario Land.

Ah, Wario, the antihero we never knew we needed.

While Mario is busy being a Mushroom Kingdom celebrity, Wario quietly runs his empire.

Warioware Incorporated rocks a convertible and even rides a motorcycle.

Bet you can't get third party content insurance on Yoshi.

Sure, he's greedy and a little dopey, but his accomplishments are no joke.

Wario Land delivered some of the best games in the Mario universe.

And Wario Land 4 specifically delivered platforming gold with shoulder charges and ground pounds that would inspire indie hits like Pizza Tower.

And let's not forget WarioWare, a whirlwind of micro games that invented chaos as a genre.

Even a garlic loving, treasure hoarding goofball deserves a bouquet now and then.

There is one name that instantly screams 90s LucasArts adventure game gold, and

that name is Guybrush Threepwood, which also happens to sound completely randomly generated.

If you were a computer game nerd back then, or a modern day retro gamer, you know this guy like the back of your hand.

Lanky, awkward, and somehow charmingly nerdy.

Somehow this dork manages to stumble into absurd situations, survive five minutes underwater without turning into a prune, and

He is the video game equivalent of a kid walking across the busy highway, staring at his Game Boy and dodging every single car by accident while all of us stare, going ooh, no.

A game packed with absurd humor, slick gameplay, and a plot that was surprisingly engaging for 1994.

And this is sometimes why he doesn't get the love he deserves.

He's so weird and odd that he rarely ends up in anyone's top 10s.

He's a snarky, surprisingly heroic guy in a robotic suit, and yes, technically, a worm.

He had funny one liners, cool powers, and

a touch of humanity that somehow made us care about, yes, a f ing worm.

His fame even earned him a Saturday morning cartoon.

After a few sequels, though, Jim disappeared faster than you could say worm with attitude.

He's such a beloved 90s icon that some fans are shocked he didn't reach Mario level.

You make it sound like I'm some spoiled child.

Lara Croft Jill Valentine Samus Ellie Tifa Clementine Princess Goddamn Peach.

Any list about the best female protagonist in video games is going to include these names, but

one character almost always gets snuffed because of it, and

Kate Archer stars as the lead in the operative no.

She's a classy secret agent, smooth and cunning, earning comparisons to a female James Bond.

But beyond cliches, Kate is an early example of a strong, empowered female protagonist navigating a male dominated world, constantly underestimated despite her skills.

Before the year 2000, there were few women led games alongside the previously mentioned Lara Croft and Jill Valentine.

Kate stood out arguably as the most nuanced of that trio.

Number 6 Johnny Klebitz Grand Theft Auto 4 the Lost and Damned.

You know, coming off heroin is kind of hard.

I think I acquired this touch of amnesia.

What business is more important, Mr. 1980s Yuppie Big Shot than your best friend's bike when he's close to getting a 15 year stretch?

The business that puts food on all of our tables.

Johnny Klebitz sits awkwardly in the GTA protagonist canon.

He's not a mainline hero, but he's more than a side character.

GTA 4's the Lost in the Damned DLC puts him front and center, and

he left a warm spot in the hearts of everyone who met him.

True to GTA form, he's a cold blooded biker with a shred of humanity, and

fans grew attached during his brief ride, but Rockstar threw a wrench in his legacy.

By the time he pops up in GTA 5, Johnny is a meth addled wreck who gets casually stomped to death by Trevor.

Veteran fans were left squinting at the screen muttering, wait, who was that guy again?

It's not the legacy we wanted for Johnny as it was the majority of players first experience with him.

Get my boy sucked from his toothless gums.

Oddworld Abe's Odyssey this new kind of meat it was.

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