Revanchiste
If The other Revan have evident weakness like ignorance,, over confidence, being a ghost from the past, a broken shell, do not knowing what they are really doing...
I think that Darth Revan is really flawless, his philosophy lifestyle, etc etc let him flawless.
He is literraly above everyone, regarding the world with a delicat and pleasant :
"Hum, amusing", all his training pression...
Look at his ****ing damn god empire, he mannaged to make the sith great and powerfull without them being thirsty back stabbers, neitehr being castrated servants, according to the Holonet, his only real weakness his is mercy over piotential usefull tools, that is when you think about it also a strengh...
Let's test :
Does their personal morality always perfectly match objective reality? To put it another way, would there be any difference between describing their opinion and simply narrating what was actually going on in a scene?
YESS
Do they start the story at the pinnacle of achievement and have no way to grow or improve?
Er yes and no.. He start with Malachor V. wich is pretty big.. But the dude still improove....
Do they have unexplained frequent good luck, even when by all logic they should fail in that area?
Does that really count?
Is it a fan character that is better than the canon characters?
Wut?
Do they have physical features, powers or items that are impossible to have or extremely rare going by the rules of the setting (ie; a human with cat eyes and wings with no explanation in real-world based fiction, or a ridiculous item such as a weapon which is chainsaw, electric-guitar and machine-gun combined in a swords-and-sorcery setting)?
Her his connexion to the force, hsi knowledge, all of this qauiere in a record time + his stuff...
Do they have the most powerful ability or power in a setting, without any sacrifices? (For example a character that can use magic which would destroy any enemy, without any negative effects. But if character has that ability, and it reduces his lifespan, damages him forever and/or kills everyone including his comrades. it's not that overpowered.)
A yhea.. he have... So yess...
Are they connected to the canon characters or do they become connected to them? This usually takes the form of being a "long-lost" relative or love interest to a canon character.
WUUUUTTT?
Do they get a lot of shilling? For example; do all the canon characters suddenly start talking about a fan character, with their presence in the story largely relegated to providing opportunities for the new character to show how pure, powerful, good-hearted, etc they are?
Huh?
Do you never allow other characters to dislike them?
Or do you punish those other characters for disliking your character by portraying them negatively and/or making something terrible happen to them? (For example; making them unlikable, a secondary villain, or having the one character that dislikes the Mary Sue "coincidentally" have their home destroyed)
No....
I think that Darth Revan is really flawless, his philosophy lifestyle, etc etc let him flawless.
He is literraly above everyone, regarding the world with a delicat and pleasant :
"Hum, amusing", all his training pression...
Look at his ****ing damn god empire, he mannaged to make the sith great and powerfull without them being thirsty back stabbers, neitehr being castrated servants, according to the Holonet, his only real weakness his is mercy over piotential usefull tools, that is when you think about it also a strengh...
Let's test :
Does their personal morality always perfectly match objective reality? To put it another way, would there be any difference between describing their opinion and simply narrating what was actually going on in a scene?
YESS
Do they start the story at the pinnacle of achievement and have no way to grow or improve?
Er yes and no.. He start with Malachor V. wich is pretty big.. But the dude still improove....
Do they have unexplained frequent good luck, even when by all logic they should fail in that area?
Does that really count?
Is it a fan character that is better than the canon characters?
Wut?
Do they have physical features, powers or items that are impossible to have or extremely rare going by the rules of the setting (ie; a human with cat eyes and wings with no explanation in real-world based fiction, or a ridiculous item such as a weapon which is chainsaw, electric-guitar and machine-gun combined in a swords-and-sorcery setting)?
Her his connexion to the force, hsi knowledge, all of this qauiere in a record time + his stuff...
Do they have the most powerful ability or power in a setting, without any sacrifices? (For example a character that can use magic which would destroy any enemy, without any negative effects. But if character has that ability, and it reduces his lifespan, damages him forever and/or kills everyone including his comrades. it's not that overpowered.)
A yhea.. he have... So yess...
Are they connected to the canon characters or do they become connected to them? This usually takes the form of being a "long-lost" relative or love interest to a canon character.
WUUUUTTT?
Do they get a lot of shilling? For example; do all the canon characters suddenly start talking about a fan character, with their presence in the story largely relegated to providing opportunities for the new character to show how pure, powerful, good-hearted, etc they are?
Huh?
Do you never allow other characters to dislike them?
Or do you punish those other characters for disliking your character by portraying them negatively and/or making something terrible happen to them? (For example; making them unlikable, a secondary villain, or having the one character that dislikes the Mary Sue "coincidentally" have their home destroyed)
No....
which was clearly added solely so the author could point to it when accused of writing a Sue?