Characters
Makes and characters are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Makes" instead a noun "Characters".
Makes
Characters and makes are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Characters" instead a noun "Makes".
Both words in one sentence
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But what makes her a Fragile Speedster instead of a Lightning Bruiser is that her health is below average like most female characters.
Source: Characters / Street Fighter IV - The time spent between seeing each of them makes learning just the names of the main characters quite a challenge, never mind the supporting characters in each one's story.
- The first issue comes up in Episode 15, when the editor reveals the author didn't like the designs of the characters and makes the studio redo them... right after they completed animation on the first episode.
Source: Creative Differences
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