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* CompleteMonster: See [[Monster/SimonRGreen here]].
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Designated Protagonist Syndrome was redefined and renamed because it was too vague and used to bash characters. It is not about being \"liked\" or \"popular\". Now, it\'s about contrast between protagonist and side cast
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* DesignatedProtagonistSyndrome: Not because they're uninteresting, just the supporting cast is more so. He frequently populates his worlds with colorful and over the top characters, taking a moment to give their backstories in an impressive way and then display them doing something awesome. His main characters tend to be powerful, but a little more grounded. As a side effect, often they're overshadowed by the lovable weirdos around them.
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* DesignatedProtagonistSyndrome: Not because they're uninteresting, just VanillaProtagonist: The protagonists are interesting but the supporting cast is more so. He frequently populates his worlds with colorful and over the top characters, taking a moment to give their backstories in an impressive way and then display them doing something awesome. His main characters tend to be powerful, [[StraightMan but a little more grounded. As a side effect, often they're overshadowed by grounded]]. Thus highlighting the lovable weirdos around them.
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* DesignatedProtagonistSyndrome: Not because they're uninteresting, just the supporting cast is more so. He frequently populates his worlds with colorful and over the top characters, taking a moment to give their backstories in an impressive way and then display them doing something awesome. His main characters tend to be powerful, but a little more grounded. As a side effect, often they're overshadowed by the lovable weirdos around them.
