Flint Lockwood

Flint is a somewhat eccentric inventor. He is a child prodigy who dreamed of becoming number one in science. So, as an adult, Flint realizes his dream and invents a sensation — the machine that produces food from the water. Flint should be pleased with himself and enjoy life, but his strained relationship with the boy's father and the taunts of his peers have made the hero very vulnerable and nervous. Flint dreams of finding like-minded people and is willing to take risks to impress or befriend someone.

Flint is an incredible example of wisdom, courage, and intelligence. Flint not only found loyal friends and a girlfriend. He also mended his relationship with his father and saved his city from the consequences of an unsuccessful invention thanks to the hero's faith in himself and his efforts. You look at an inventor with a big heart and extreme intelligence.