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
Andrew Shepard (American President) - as the nimble, patriotic veterinarian infected with nanites.
Bartleby (Dogma) - as the fisherman searching for purpose.
Creedy (Reign of Fire) - as the unhealthy, bullying space fighter.
Dale Arden - as the tireless, philandering, distant novelist who was victimized by an artificial intelligence.
Darla (Finding Nemo) - as the just, homely nun.
Elizabeth Swann (PotC) - as the operations manager with repressed memories.
Gambit (X-Men) - as the young, peaceful, odd computer programmer who was victimized by an alien race.
Gizmoduck (Darkwing Duck) - as the clumsy, pompous gambler just awoke from suspended animation.
Hannibal Lecter (Silence of the Lambs) - as the righteous, friendly assassin.
Joseph Malik (Illuminatus Trillogy) - as the private, open-minded space hitchiker.
Killua (Hunter X Hunter) - as the druid who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
Laura Ingalls Wilder (Little House on the Prarie) - as the mysterious fighter pilot who has an obsessive attraction to a particular alien species.
Lucy Pevensie (Chronicles of Narnia) - as the aged, persistent, social colonist with little money.
Luke (Joan of Arcadia) - as the aged, ignored scribe.
Will Bailey (West Wing) - as the tough, industrious bard.
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