The phrase "accessible character" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a character in a story, game, or other media that is easy for the audience to relate to or understand.
Example: "The protagonist in the novel is an accessible character, making it easy for readers to connect with her struggles and triumphs."
Alternatives: "relatable character" or "approachable character".
To put it mildly, Mike Ashley is not the most accessible character in British business.
Patrick Brammall begins the film shaking champagne bottles, popping corks and lapping up liver and sinus damage, but the slick ad man aura evens out into a more broadly accessible character, less Jordan Belfort, more bloke next door (albeit in a bigger and fancier house, and prone to nasty outbursts).
By far the most appealing and accessible character is a young woman named Lizzie, a graduate student who, for complicated reasons, signs on as a live-in assistant to care for the ailing Belle, who is suffering from severe arthritis and worrisome dizzy spells.
Just making her a normal teenager and a really accessible character that you see in the street every day was important.
The same goes for the Brazilian filmmaker Kleber Mendonça Filho, whose sophomore effort, "Aquarius," merges the rich social critique of his acclaimed debut, "Neighboring Sounds," with an unexpectedly accessible character study.
As stated on his Mortal Kombat: Armageddon bio card, Ed Boon mentioned that Liu Kang was designed to be the most easily "accessible" character, meaning that both casual and experienced gamers could play as him with little difficulty.
We will learn how to map out a story's chronology; how to choose a lead and then drive toward a narrative climax; and how to interview and report from multiple sources so as to serve writing that is brisk, well-ordered, accessible, character-driven and enlivened by specific scenes and dialogue.
And the most immediately accessible characters in the drama are the victims' parents, who continually confront Sister Helen with their own terrible losses.
Instead, with immense good humor and accessible characters, he honors the gay community by telling a story that sets its concerns in the larger historical context of American political life.
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It's a show that's a bit off the beaten path and features a family of original, accessible characters with good stories behind them, with blood and guts and comedy and drama.
