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
Agent Ajedrez (Once Upon a Time in Mexico) - as the tactful secret agent who loves animals.
Artemus Gordon (Wild West West) - as the aged, neurotic, charismatic barbarian who has several nervous habits.
Ash (Misfile) - as the extraverted miner who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
Dr. Emmett Brown (Back to the Future) - as the unhealthy, driven hunter.
Garth (Wayne's World) - as the striking fence.
Gaz (Full Monty) - as the athletic bodyguard on the wrong side of the law.
Gunther (Kyou Kara Maou) - as the popular halfling who seeks a mysterious power source.
John Lyman (West Wing) - as the cooperative starship captain with repressed memories.
King Kelson (Derinyi Chronicles) - as the popular astronomer in posession of an alien artifact.
Seamus Harper (Andromeda) - as the crippled, charismatic stockbroker.
Seth Bullock (Deadwood) - as the graceful, worried, greedy veterinarian.
Sir Simon de Canterville (The Canterville Ghost) - as the smooth investor who plans to exploit another world.
The Metatron (Dogma) - as the ignored theologian who is given to moments of deep introspection.
Tim O'Neill (Seaquest) - as the unpredictable terraformer.
Trevor Goodchild (Aeon Flux) - as the diabolical, hypocritical starship captain who is easily affected by magic.
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