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
Armitage (Armitage III) - as the calm, ugly cleric.
Ben Mears (Salem's Lot) - as the agile, narrow-minded planetary explorer.
Eris (Greek mythology) - as the unathletic, pessimistic, withdrawn pharmacist.
Flannery Culp (The Basic Eight) - as the philanthropist who seeks to acquire a magical advisor.
Gus (Tripping the Rift) - as the scatterbrained, obedient cyberneticist.
Hallie Lowenthal (My So-Called Life) - as the crippled conjurer.
Jack Burton (Big Trouble in Little China) - as the indecisive politician who tends to annoy demonic beings.
Jim Malone (Untouchables) - as the starship salesperson who is burdened with dark knowlege.
Kate Todd (NCIS) - as the depressed, immature poet whose species is being exterminated.
Laura Ingalls Wilder (Little House on the Prarie) - as the boastful, ugly bard.
Lisa Simpson (Simpsons) - as the unfriendly corporate official who is prone to odd statements.
Sir Richard Francis Burton (Riverworld books) - as the self-righteous, cooperative alien looking for a challenge.
The Duke of Wellington - as the healthy, philandering, patronizing sailor who inherited a family curse.
Tommy Gavin (Rescue Me) - as the aged boatman.
Treebeard (Lord of the Rings) - as the nimble, inhibited magician whose culture has collapsed.
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