Abby Anderson (The Last of Us Part II)

Abby Anderson is the playable main antagonist/false protagonist of The Last of Us Part II, who is infamous for killing Joel, a beloved character from the first game. Unfortunately, her infamy on killing him and her being a Karma Houdini for it led to players hating her.

Why She Sucks

 * 1) Her design looks like her head was transplanted onto a man's body.
 * 2) * Instead of looking like an average female bodybuilder, her body looked disproportionate and cartoon-ish.
 * 3) Her sex scene is very cringeworthy.
 * 4) She doesn't even have a good reason to want to kill Joel, given he was justified in killing her father to save Ellie. The plot point where she killed him is also extremely contrived and tacked-on.
 * 5) * In fact, her father was actually having second thoughts about operating on (and therefore killing) Ellie in order to make a cordyceps cure, until Abby talked him into it. This means that Abby herself is the person truly responsible for her father's death, rather than Joel.
 * 6) The game tries very hard to make you feel sorry for her after she kills Joel, which only ends up making players hate her even more.
 * 7) She has Mel sent out on missions while pregnant and despite being their best doctor.
 * 8) You are forced to play as her for half the game, which makes her even less likable as players wished to continue Joel and Ellie's story.
 * 9) She tries to slit Dina's throat even after being told she's pregnant.
 * 10) She actually bit off Ellie's fingers.
 * 11) Abby hasn't suffered any consequences from killing Joel and Jesse, permanently injuring Tommy, and threatening Ellie and Dina, since she gets off scot-free.
 * 12) As mentioned before, she's a Karma Houdini that Ellie just spares after killing everyone else.

Redeeming Qualities

 * 1) Laura Bailey does a good job voicing the character.
 * 2) As mentioned before, her design looked much better in the trailers.

Trivia

 * The character is so bad that even Laura Bailey (her voice actress) hated her early on.