: Re: Is it common for character traits to be expressed in the way a character fights? If so, how? For context, I'm writing a fantasy story.

I would say yes to that, given that whenever there are superhero fights in movies, they always say something to go along with what they're doing, but that shows their personality. Take Big Hero 6 as an example, when GoGo is wheeling around and fighting the Kabuki mask guy, she says "Woman Up!" She said that earlier in the movie when Hiro was presenting his microbot idea.

So yes, I think a characters' fighting style should express their personality.

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