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Arcade mascots, platform heroes and the faces of modern consoles.

Ash Ketchum
Pokémon
Ash Ketchum spent twenty-five years being ten years old and losing.
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Bowser
Nintendo
Bowser was designed as an ox.
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Donkey Kong
Nintendo
Donkey Kong was a rescue operation.
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Geralt of Rivia
The Witcher
Geralt is a monster hunter who keeps discovering the monster is not the problem.
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Kirby
Nintendo
Kirby was drawn as a placeholder.
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Kratos
PlayStation
Kratos is one of the few video game characters to be substantially rewritten and improved by his own sequel.
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Lara Croft
Tomb Raider
Lara Croft was the first female protagonist to headline a blockbuster action game.
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Link
Nintendo
Link is deliberately empty, and the design is explicit about why.
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Luigi
Nintendo
Luigi began as a palette swap.
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Mario
Nintendo
Almost every distinctive feature of Mario's design was a solution to a hardware limitation.
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Master Chief
Xbox
Master Chief is a helmet the player wears, and Bungie was deliberate about keeping it that way.
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Pac-Man
Namco
Toru Iwatani set out to design an arcade game that women would want to play.
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Pikachu
Pokémon
Pikachu was not designed to be the face of anything.
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Princess Peach
Nintendo
Peach's history tracks the games industry's slow renegotiation of what a princess character is for.
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Princess Zelda
Nintendo
The series is named after her and for most of its history she was not playable in it.
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Samus Aran
Nintendo
Metroid's ending in 1986 removed the armour and revealed the bounty hunter inside was a woman.
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Sonic the Hedgehog
Sega
Sonic was engineered as a competitor.
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Yoshi
Nintendo
Yoshi was an idea Miyamoto had been trying to implement since the first Super Mario Bros.
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