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
Anaesthesia (Neverwhere) - as the tireless, attractive physicist who is from a parallel universe.
Anne (A Little Night Music) - as the young spy addicted to virtual reality.
Darsha (Wolf's Rain) - as the clumsy cartographer who fears supernatural entities.
Dr. Dillamond (Wicked) - as the scatterbrained bartender searching for a lost friend.
Dr. Scott (Rocky Horror) - as the acrobatic, nervous cleric.
Father Mulcahy (M*A*S*H) - as the young, opinionated airline pilot who is easily affected by magic.
Frank (Donnie Darko) - as the tough, shifty secretary.
Haruhara Haruko (FLCL) - as the assassin on an important journey through time.
Jack Hall (Day After Tomorrow) - as the principled repairman who is an outsider.
Jay (Askewniverse) - as the healthy, moralistic, unfriendly shuttlecraft pilot who seems insane.
Julian Luna (Kindred: The Embraced) - as the unhealthy, righteous assistant.
Mason Eckhart (Mutant X) - as the athletic fighter pilot who is considered the best in his/her profession.
Natalie Hurley (Sports Night) - as the inhibited impostor.
Prince Phil (Slayers) - as the poised, tolerant psychologist.
Richard (Caroline in the City) - as the nimble, artistic, unethical prophet whose family line was magically enhanced.
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