I'm typically unbiased.

I try to see the flaws of my favorite characters & say their mistakes, but I can never admit when my least favorite character does something good.

Ledouche vi Britt-....I mean...I have trouble finding anything good to say about led-...Lelouch.

Its really hard to say something good about characters you really dont like.

For my favorites, I like to look at the flaws and accept them.

I actually find it easier to say good things about characters I don't like. I can also see the flaws in my favorites but I have a harder time picking out things I don't like about them. More than that I have a harder time actually vocalizing bad things about characters I love. With maybe one exception I don't mind finding the positives in a character I don't like.

Even with my favorites I'm not blind to their flaws, I just love them anyway, but with the characters I hate... UGH.

Neither. I can usually find bad and good things in characters I both like and dislike.

^ That's always a good thing.

....because I don't really have "least favorite characters". Either I love/like a character, or I'm indifferent to them.

Agreed with MalloMar

Admitting Obi-wan Kenobi's flaws is easy, because he's still the best. Saying something good about Laurel Lance, however, seems impossible. *shudders at the thought of it*

@Arctic That's a good way to be. Probably makes watching show easier.

Neither. I can be critical of characters I really like - e.g. Luffy is stupid, but I love him anyway. I also usually can find something nice to say about a character that I don't like, though I don't usually go out of my way to hate a character.

^ I don't quite understand the people who go way completely out of their way to hate on characters.

If someone would ask me to say one good thing of Juliette from the Shatter Me series, I would laugh and say 'no comment'. That girl is asdfghjkl...can't take her.

I do have trouble saying bad things to my fave characters tho, but it's not as hard

I generally prefer characters with huge, noticeable character flaws, so being unable to say anything bad about them would be difficult.

That makes sense.