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
Abby Sciuto (NCIS) - as the athletic, domineering airline pilot who seeks to acquire a magical power-up.
Anaesthesia (Neverwhere) - as the introverted witch-hunter who tends to annoy non-humans.
AoA Sabretooth of Weapon X(Exiles) - as the pious, obedient rat-catcher.
Baron Karza (Micronauts) - as the unathletic, miserable, nurturing jock who was genetically engineered.
Count Rugen (Princess Bride) - as the noble in posession of stolen technology.
Daine (The Immortals series) - as the agile, rebellious, righteous scribe.
Jean Lafitte - as the quiet teacher.
Jonathan Turner (Boy Meets World) - as the peace-loving, infamous freak.
Maximus (Gladiator) - as the weak philosopher with unexpected depths.
Nicole Wallace (Law and Order:CI) - as the contemplative dungeon delver who is cursed with bad luck.
Nursie (Blackadder II) - as the unhealthy, wise, unfriendly advertising executive with a heart of gold.
Princess Fiona (Shrek) - as the craven secret agent.
Riley Finn (BtVS) - as the contemplative, funny operations manager who can see invisible entities.
Sarah Jane Smith (Doctor Who) - as the clumsy, unpopular assistant who has several nervous habits.
Tyr (Andromeda) - as the clumsy, nervous, distant botanist who was reborn under strange circumstances.
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