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
Dog-walking old lady (A Fish Called Wanda) - as the enduring, experienced, brutal quartermaster whose culture has collapsed.
Dr. James Wilson (House) - as the poised, confused, moral baseball player.
Freddy Eynesford-Hill (My Fair Lady) - as the enduring weapons officer.
George Banks (Mary Poppins) - as the artistic, tolerant rascal whose friend turns out to be a rival.
Lu Bu (Dynasty Warriors) - as the poised rabble-rouser.
Mad-Eye Moody (HP) - as the unheroic gladiator.
Mimi (Rent) - as the peaceful, immature AI computer with demonic blood.
Minerva McGonagall (HP) - as the domineering robot who suffers from a chronic disease.
Mouse (Ladyhawke) - as the tired, bloodthirsty shuttlecraft pilot.
Nicholas D. Wolfwood) - as the unpredictable, domineering alien who is prone to odd statements.
Patrick (Coupling) - as the acrobatic, infamous football player whose rival turns out to be a friend.
Polly Perkins (Sky Captain) - as the loudmouthed chief engineer addicted to virtual reality.
The Log Lady (Twin Peaks) - as the unathletic, brutal blacksmith.
Wilbur Whately (HP Lovecraft's Mythos) - as the businessperson just awoke from suspended animation.
Woody Hoyt (Crossing Jordan) - as the plain arch-druid with a strange rapport with non-humans.
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