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
Alexander Dane (Galaxy Quest) - as the plain, intimidating merchant.
Arnaud de Fohn (The Invisible Man) - as the agile mobster who has an obsessive attraction to a particular alien species.
Cole Sear (Sixth Sense) - as the stressed, chaste impostor.
Denethor (Lord of the Rings) - as the unheroic rock star.
Domitan (Protector of the Small) - as the unambitious, attractive architect from another world.
Excel (Excel Saga) - as the strong doctor who fears a particular alien species.
GOB Bluth (Arrested Development) - as the acrobatic midwife who is heir to a kingdom.
Harmon Rabb (JAG) - as the weak, ambitious stellar cartographer.
Jamie Fraser (Outlander series) - as the enduring, misguided, outgoing shaman.
Johnny Theremin (Neil Gaiman) - as the unhealthy, mean-spirited fighter pilot who is easily affected by magic.
Michael (La Femme Nikita) - as the theologian with an unexpected destiny.
Odo (DS9) - as the agile, forceful botanist.
Running Man (Intellivision) - as the secretive, smooth engineer searching for a lost friend.
Sheriff of Nottingham (Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves) - as the elegant, fearsome teacher who fears non-human beings.
Steve (Stargate Atlantis) - as the intelligent starship pilot in love with an artificial life form.
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