Describe your favorite character from a book, movie, or TV show.

Why would you ask this question? Do you know how many favorite characters I have?
Gaara- Naruto
Gokudera/Mukuro- Katekyo Hitman Reborn
Sherlock-Sherlock (TV)
Sherlock- Sherlock Holmes (books)
Sherlock- Sherlock Holmens (movies)
Ironman/ Tony stark- Avengers/Ironman
Loki- Thor/Avengers
Usui- kaichou wa maid-sama
Nerd boy- Panty and Stocking with Garterbelt
Tim- Marble Hornets
Kenpachi- Bleach
Vash/Wolfwood/Millie- Trigun
Noah- Tribe Twelve
Sebastian/Undertaker- Black Butler
Alphonse- Full Metal Alchemist
Death the Kid/Stein- Soul Eater
Vinny's beard- EverymanHYBRID
Sanosuke- Runouni Kenshin
Donovan- Escape From Furnace
Mary- Mary Quinn mysteries
Suigintou- Rozen Maiden
Guy/ Clarisse- Fahrenheit 451
Etc.
The list goes on and on, and I have to pick one?
For the sake of completing this though, I will pick Sherlock from the TV show since I'm reading a book about Sherlock Holmes and the TV show happens to be on of the more recent fandoms in which I've participated in (aside from the newest Tribe Twelve live stream, but I don't think that counts as a TV show). My favorite character is, of course, Sherlock the high functioning sociopath and consulting detective.
He is played by the actor Benedict Cumberbatch who, if you don't know, has lovely eyes. The character himself has dark brown curls and is almost never seen without his blue scarf. When going out he usually wears a black coat and is never without his cellphone (the source of his research). Personality wise he is very introverted and more than a bit critical and harsh when it comes to analyzing people, but after getting to know someone he warms up a bit, like with Watson. He's usually very calm (or appears to be), but gets excited when he has a new crime to solve. Least favorite thing in the world is to be bored. Symptoms of Sherlock being bored include shooting at walls, starring into space, and looking for a new case to investigate. A normal day for Sherlock includes gay innuendos with Watson, acting/disguise, insulting Anderson (even if a life is on the line, there is always time to insult Anderson), an annoying his brother.