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
AJ Chegwidden (JAG) - as the sickly, tolerant nurse.
Anaesthesia (Neverwhere) - as the dexterous, open-minded, disloyal cartographer who has an odd way of speaking.
Chris Keller (Oz) - as the plain, laid-back, social prostitute who lives under a curse.
Christina Aguilera - as the professor in love with someone of another species.
Duchess of Devonshire - as the hysterical, fearsome professor.
Elizabeth Bathory - as the fearful monk whose species has odd reproductive habits.
Hans Gruber (Die Hard) - as the trader who has yet to come into his/her true power.
Integra Hellsing (Hellsing) - as the zookeeper who posesses a strong immunity to magic.
Karura (RG Veda) - as the domineering rabble-rouser.
Lana Lang (Smallville) - as the virtual reality engineer searching for purpose.
Maeby Funke (Arrested Development) - as the patriotic, whiny tactical officer in love with an artificial life form.
Regulus Black (HP) - as the athletic, altruistic weapons officer.
Tom Paris (ST Voyager) - as the tireless, extraverted corporate official.
Ulysses Everett McGill (O Brother Where Art Thou?) - as the bandit who is a crossbreed of two species.
Yu Shu Lien (Crouching Tiger/Hidden Dragon) - as the self-righteous, chaste investor whose world is run by a computer.
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