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
Apollo Creed (Rocky) - as the crippled, grim, righteous tomb-robber fighting against a culture that won't allow him/her to reproduce.
Borus (Suikoden III) - as the weak bodyguard whose dwelling is haunted.
Carmen Sandiego - as the awkward, whiny heir.
Darla (Buffy/Angel) - as the pious salesperson who tends to annoy divine beings.
George Williams (Desperate Housewives) - as the poised planetary explorer with a peculiar lack of magical talent.
Kate Todd (NCIS) - as the creative, selfless musician who tragically misunderstood an alien custom.
Oliver Queen (DC comics) - as the silly botanist.
Pippin (Lord of the Rings) - as the unhealthy, nurturing lawman who was genetically engineered.
Proto Man (Bob & George) - as the violent knight.
Roy Mallard (People Like Us) - as the sickly, sarcastic football player.
Ruby Thewes (Cold Mountain) - as the unbalanced priestess in posession of an alien artifact.
Spider-Man - as the watchful, moral blacksmith.
Terk (Disney's Tarzan) - as the distant zookeeper coping with mental illness.
The Escapist (The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay) - as the weak-willed, social rogue who is doomed if the world is to be saved.
Verbal Kint (The Usual Suspects) - as the acrobatic robot who exploits their mystical powers.
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