#william blazkowicz

So, you grab the Odin key and whatever. When you get to what's-her-face's ship and whatever and your typing in the codes.

Something that caught my attention is the fact he spells out Valhalla. Like

V... A... L... H... A... L... L... A...

Like, it takes him a moment. And I love that. I feel like Valhalla is (at least for me) a world you could spell easily enough.

It just kinda strengthens my head cannon that B.J Blazkowicz hasn't a fucking clue what's going on, he just gets told to do shit and is like:

'So... Shoot Nazi's? Okay. I'm good at that.'

I imagine he's probably, in cannon, quite clever. But in my head he doesn't know what's going on, but Anya told him to go and do what Grace told him to do so he just kinda nods along.

(All sources from TV Tropes)

William Blazkowicz:

William "B.J." Blazkowicz from the Wolfenstein franchise developed shades of this trope in The New Order. Though charismatic, handsome, and eloquent in his monologues, he's clearly damaged goods by all of the suffering he's endured over the war, whether it'd be all of the horrors committed by the Nazis or the deaths of those under his command. He even fears that once his fight with the Nazis will be over, that he may never be fit to live a normal life ever. The New Colossus gives him a new purpose: Anya is pregnant with his twins, and B.J. is gonna make damn sure he'll kill every last Nazi so that his kids won't be born into a living hellhole run by goose-stepping, jackass fascists and spineless greedy Quislings. He also promised himself to be a far better father than his own piss-poor, waste-of-space, sorry-ass excuse of a father Rip ever was.

Piccolo:

Piccolo, considering he was born to kill Goku and conquer the Earth in Dragon Ball, before being forced to team up with the heroes in Dragon Ball Z. He has a very serious, melancholic outlook on life. After fusing with Kami he also becomes very noble with very strong morals, even further fitting this trope.