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
Dan (The Brotherhood) - as the young, scatterbrained assistant.
Daniel Rydell (Sports Night) - as the striking, cynical, eccentric starship pilot whose family line was magically enhanced.
God (Joan of Arcadia) - as the stockbroker on an important journey to a parallel world.
Harmon Rabb (JAG) - as the principled grave robber from an infamous race.
Helen of Troy (the Illiad) - as the odd tomb-robber who suffers from a chronic disease.
Johnny Storm (Fantastic Four) - as the healthy marine.
Leonard of Quirm (Discworld) - as the awkward, delusional, brutal actor with divine blood.
Lynn Minmei (Macross) - as the inhibited, altruistic astrologer whose family line was magically enhanced.
Nancy Ogg (Discworld) - as the domineering politician.
Paine (Final Fantasy X-2) - as the unpopular assassin who fears non-human beings.
Poison Ivy (Batman) - as the dexterous, peace-loving, heroic grave robber from a distant colony.
Queer Duck (Queer Duck) - as the open-minded pretender.
Sho (Crimson Sea) - as the inhibited, whiny rogue searching for purpose.
The Aztec priest (Everworld) - as the crippled, negative, unpopular chief engineer whose world is threatened by a space disaster.
The Flaming Prince (Van Von Hunter) - as the peasant who is touched by darkness.
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