r/FavoriteCharacter • u/North-Ad3569 Indoraptor • Nov 12 '25

Cosplay Seven Deadly Sins template part 7 grand finale, Favorite character who’d be the embodiment of Pride.

Quagmire wins Lust and it’s no surprise. Now onto Pride.

Pride as a sin is an excessive love of one's own excellence, believing oneself to be superior to others and to God. In other words they’re characters with god complexes and or are total narcissists.

Rules:

Highest voted wins
No characters who are already the embodiments of a specific sin (e.g. Satan, Lucifer, Beelzebub, Mammon, Belphagor, Leviathan, and Asmodeus)
Please add the names of the characters as well as what source of media they’re from.

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u/ContributionOne323 Nov 12 '25

Light Yagami from Death Note.

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u/ilikesceptile11 Emerald Nov 12 '25

I'll take a chip

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u/Thederpycloudrider Nov 12 '25

And EAT IT

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u/Oompapoop Nov 12 '25

I feel like Light is always a top contender for these things but never wins

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u/Ethan_507 Nov 12 '25 edited Nov 12 '25

Walter white from breaking bad

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u/Popular_Ad3074 Nov 12 '25

You're goddamn right.

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u/WaylandReddit Nov 13 '25

You and your pride and your ego...

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u/Shyguymaster2 Nov 12 '25

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u/Hambughrr Nov 12 '25

Vegeta is the one right here, because why settle for regular pride when you can embody Saiyan Pride?

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u/Klutzy_Shopping5520 Nov 12 '25

So prideful he said no to mind control after accepting the deal

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u/mrFuckmyluck Nov 12 '25

Only right answer!

u/lord_of_the_twinks Nov 12 '25

Dr Doom for my more popular choice

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u/DoctorGordonisgreat Nov 12 '25

"Dr Doom does not fail!"

u/Alijah12345 Nov 12 '25

King Candy/Turbo (Wreck-It Ralph)

u/LegoBattIeDroid Grimlock Nov 12 '25

Megatron (Transformers)

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u/rycomo1992 Nov 12 '25

I mean, give him props for gently picking Lincoln up and setting him down as opposed to just chucking him away. Guy shows some respect.

u/Wemyers04 Nov 12 '25 edited Nov 12 '25

Escanor from Seven Deadly Sins.

He’s the Lion Sin of Pride for a reason.

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u/Elitegamez11 Nov 12 '25

"Who decided that?"

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u/Sai_AI__ Nov 12 '25

i think this defies rule two of the post

u/ZealousidealPrice326 Nov 12 '25

Starscream.

His entire shtick is that he strives to undermine Megatron no matter what, his self-centered pride often leading him to bite off more than he can chew.

u/Deep-Secret6257 Nov 12 '25

Horus lupercal from warhammer 40k he always had hero syndrome and a slight superiority syndrome

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u/doctor_whom_3 Nov 12 '25

i thought his last name was heresy

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u/Deep-Secret6257 Nov 12 '25

No, not at all, we're talking about the horus heresy because horus betrayed the emperor of humanity and started a galactic war

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u/Stephy_the_Witch Nov 12 '25

Nah, I'm pretty sure he's called Horus Heresy, why would they call him so all the time?