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The character that started Disney, Mickey Mouse. I'm honestly surprised that this character isn't headlined on this wiki, and since the recent 96th birthday of Mickey Mouse has already passed, I thought I'd celebrate it by having Mickey Mouse headlined on this wiki, and I hope you all can follow as well. This character's relatable and humanlike qualities and features, combined with his iconic and recognizable design, made Mickey among the biggest influences in different media and generations, and among the most loved fictional characters in history. Being such a worldwide beloved figure, he is obviously seen as a symbol of joy, entertainment and childhood by the audience. So yeah, that's why I think Mickey Mouse should be a great candidate for being headlined. After all, Walt said that it all started with a mouse. Let's end off this year with this lovable mouse!
Also, there's gonna be an upcoming Christmas event at December 21st happening in Disney World, titled "Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party."
Yeah, I'm the scamp that caused Mickey to lose his chance at November's headline. Figure'd I make up for that by putting in my upvote for the mouse himself!
Hot Dog! Mickey is a very iconic character and Disney's mascot, So him being headlined on a major month like January is fitting.
Even though we would have to wait a couple of more years, I think Mickey would make a better headline in November 2028, as that's when he celebrates his 100th anniversary.
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I am surprised that no Yakuza/Like a Dragon characters have been nominated for headline across any moral ranking wikis, for such an iconic uprising video game franchise. Anyway, January 2026 will mark the 10 years anniversary of Yakuza Kiwami, the remake of the first game. 10 years is not just a nice number, but also an iconic number of years which heavily impacted Kiryu’s character arc in the very same game, as Kiryu was ready to take the fall for his brother Nishiki by enduring 10 years in the joint to keep his loved ones safe. This following event drastically changed the timeline of the Like a Dragon games, as well as Kiryu’s character arc in particular. Not just the 10 years, but also Kiryu himself being one of the most well-written and unique video game protagonists I have ever known. You would expect a protagonist being a tough guy who liked to fight? Nope, not our Kiryu, he was an extremely wise and moral person who, tried to improve himself from time to time, as well as trying his best to do as many selfless heroic acts as he could. Despite looking like a tough guy and an unstoppable force, Kiryu was deep down more than that, as it was just a mere façade to mask his true nature as a very soft, cheerful and emotional person who was ready to selflessly sacrifice himself for the benefits of the innocent people and his loved ones. One of the things that makes him special which I love is that despite his legendary titles, he cared little to none about them, but rather preferred a simple and quiet life while being an ordinary hero. Overall, I think the legendary Dragon of Dojima is worth getting headlined because of the upcoming month’s anniversary, as well as how iconic his character was among the video game industry.
As you said, January 2026 will be the 10 years anniversary of Yakuza/Like a Dragon series. Dame dane changed, and the series changed.
With Yakuza Kiwami (the remake of the first Yakuza game) turning 10 years olds in January of 2026, I think Kazuma Kiryu would make a good front headline this upcoming January, as a decade is a pretty good milestone, as basically stated in the first vote. Kiryu is also a bit of a new character on NPG wiki, as he was proposed and approved less than 3 months ago, him being headlined can make him a character that already feels a bit more associated with the site, rather than a random page you might find when pressing the "Random Page" button a few times. I also think it would be better to have characters who aren't as mainstream as others to be headlined until those more mainstreamed characters have their own kind of anniversary (ex. Mickey Mouse turning 100 in 2028 and Megamind being headlined in November for turning 10 years old).
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The Shawshank Redemption is by far one of the best Stephen King movies, and considering how iconic the film is, Why don't we start this year by headlining it's protagonist, Andy Dufresne, who improved Shawshank prison which would benefit his fellow inmates' lives, and exposing Warden Norton and Guard Hadley of their corrupt deeds.
