Character Changer
Remapping, altering, twisting, and changing popular characters is popular in fanfiction, and with this generator you can get new challenges and warped ideas! Can you change popular characters into something else and keep it believable?
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Characters
Admiral Ackbar (Star Wars) - as the tireless, violent, sadistic police chief.
Barbara Novak (Down With Love) - as the courageous, paranoid communications technician.
Fourth-season Nate Fisher (Six Feet Under) - as the frustrated linquistics expert.
Greg Sanders (CSI) - as the striking, brave, whiny construction worker hiding a dark secret.
Lightray (New Gods) - as the nimble, unstable nanotechnologist.
Magnus D'Armand (Wizard and Warlock Series) - as the cute dungeon delver.
Mary Midnight (Strangers in Paradise) - as the athletic, hypocritical, broken-hearted cleric who is from a parallel universe.
Mune-Mune (Magical Shopping Arcade Abenobashi) - as the enduring, greedy impostor.
New Jersey (Buckaroo Banzai) - as the crazy, unethical gambler.
Petaline (Firefly) - as the lonely gladiator who inherited a family curse.
Peter LaFleur (Dodgeball) - as the aged, paranoid watchman whose family line was magically enhanced.
Puck (Gargoyles) - as the poised, shiftless elementalist.
Randy Disher (Monk) - as the clumsy, tireless, unheroic architect addicted to an otherworldly drug.
Richard Hammond (Top Gear) - as the laid-back theologian on an important journey through time.
Thomas Edison - as the athletic, generous sailor who lost meaning in life.
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