3. Mordecai of Borderlands
Since Borderlands takes place in a bandit-ridden wasteland, the game's four heroes are all a bit batty and trigger-happy. Mordecai may be the worst of the four when it comes to blood lust, and his snarky fourth wall breakage rivals Deadpool of TheX-Men. And yet we can't help but be charmed by the skinny sharpshooter, from his snappy steampunk get-up to his sick sense of humor.
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