The Weekly Sketchbook: Fantasy Hero

Monday, April 15, 2013

Fantasy Hero

Sorry this is so late.

Warning Spoilers:

Above we see are cliche fantasy hero. he's an athletic, nice, caring, attractive, smart, and orphaned teenager. Yet somehow his whole village finds a reason to hate him. Something stupid like he has thirty-seven pimples on his back or he was cursed by a fortune cookie. WHAT! Why do village people hate on weird people. Anyway one night a cliche old man, who's probably a wizard gets him and they go on a random adventure (Which most likely involves riding on winged creatures) together. defeating an exceptionally UGLY villain. Yup... That's pretty much the entire genre of fantasy.

1 comment:

Ben said...: I'm be waiting in line at the theater...cliche rules!; April 17, 2013 at 4:20 PM

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