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Conan the Barbarian is the titular protagonist of the Conan the Barbarian franchise. In the 1982 film and 1984 sequel, he was portrayed by Arnold Schwarzenegger.
His Good Ranking[]
What Makes Him Admirable?[]
- He fights Thulsa Doom and defeats him. He also saves the princess and frees the adherents of the Thulsa Doom cult from having to serve him.
- He accompanies Princess Jenna on her journey and subsequently saves her and her kingdom from the evil god Dagoth.
- In the books, he took part in many battles and showed himself to be a successful ruler.
- He shows great respect and honor to those who match him in combat or does a great bout of courage.
- He is greatly loyal to his friends and will fight alongside those he trusts, even when outmatched and outnumbered.
- While he does have an womanizing reputation, he does have a code of barbaric chivalry, as he refuses to harm women unless completely necessary.
- While he does offer assistance for profit at times, he will aid those (especially women) in great danger without any benefit to himself.
What Makes Him Inconsistent?[]
- He's an literal Barbarian, he dislikes most forms of order and sees established government as an corrupt flawed system. His tribalistic values and distrust of regimes has commonly put him at odds with others on more than one occasion.
- He has criminal tendencies (for example, in films he steals a stone or desecrates a grave for a sword).
- He also tends to kill his enemies in the most brutal manner possible and has no qualms about harming those who obstructs his goals (in the movies, at least).
- Conan has a reputation of being an womanizer in multiple forms of media, often sexually engaging with various women in most stories.
- He has bouts of anger, when unleashed makes Conan goes into an crazed bloodlust.
- While Conan apologizes for it later on, He punches and knocks a camel out cold while drunk.