What fictional character do you identify with?

Personally, I identify with Spidey the most, for obvious reasons.

Random bystander who gets rescued by Spidey or the one running away from an Avengers fight scene.

I identify with Spider-Man.

I identify with The-One-Above-All-Who-is-the-Goddamn-Chew-Force-Batman-But-Is-Actually-Chuck-f*****g-Norris-Who-Is-Above-Omnipotent-And-Supreme-Ruler-of-the-Omniverse.

I don't really think I identify with any character that much, but if I had to pick I'd say Tim drake

Deadpool

Kinda of apathetic and a goofball

A number of people.

Lex Luthor, because I'll admit, I can be a bit arrogant and I tend to assert myself.

Goku because I always like testing my limits and getting stronger.

Brainiac because I enjoy researching (certain things,) and collecting information. Whether or not it's useful to me is another story.

Just off the top of my head, those guys. I've gotten Tony Start from a lot of people based on my attitude with my friends, which tends to be a mix of good-natured sarcasm, surprising insight, and genuine heart-of-gold moments.

Captain Marvel (pre 52) on so many levels. I also really identify with Caitlin Fairchild quite a bit.

Harry Osborne

Muahahahahjajajajaja

Bunshichi Tanba

Bruce banner. Smart but gets angered easily

Batman in "Batman: Venom"... Underrated Batman story in my opinion..

I have a problem with drug addiction, and it was nice seeing that even Batman went through the same thing. And I like how he realized and the way he dealt with it.

Vegeta

Ichigo Kurosaki

Deadpool

Wally west.

Deadpool. A lonely soul who uses comedy to mask his inner sadness.

@kingwillie: I LOVED that story. First Batman Comic I ever read, too.

God

Larfleeze.

Kenshin Himura. Just like him, I've done things in the past that I regret, which I find difficult to move beyond. And I do occasionally find myself doing similar things (kind of like how he sometimes reverts to being Battosai).

I identify with Batman, though the way that acts and feels is more justified than mine for obvious reasons.

Riley Freeman.

Red Skull...

Great story, NEVER hear it even mentioned though..

Frank Castle (Punisher Max Series)

Bucky Barnes "Winter Soldier" (MCU)

None... really.

Uncle Iroh

Jim Halpert from the Office.

Probably Peter Parker.

When serious:

Logan Howlett

Bruce Wayne

when funny:

Peter Parker

I know I answered something similar to this, but to be fair, it might have been specific to comic characters. I am going with Éowyn, from the Lord of the Rings trilogy, Jane Eyre (although I do love Catherine from Wuthering Heights) and also Elizabeth Bennett from Pride and Prejudice, finishing off with Pippi Longstocking. It was between her, Anne of Green Gables and Lucy of Charlie Brown fame, but she won out because of her independence.

elder god deamon bane

what ? you don't know my life

Probably Daredevil or Hawkeye.

Joshua Wright from Hellblazer

Sinestro, I am always misunderstood.

Recently.. Peter Stanchek. In some lights Frank Castle.

Mon-El.

@xwraith: You fought in a war for independence?

@ostyo: I never did that. Last time I checked, I'm not 165 years old.

Captain Marvel.

Captain Marvel (The Billy Batson/DC Comics version of Captain Marvel).

@xwraith: Use a reverse blade in battle?

@ostyo: I used a fencing foil once, does that count?

Kyle Rayner

Tim Drake

Spiderman

Barry Allen. It's uncanny!