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
Alice (Shadow Hearts) - as the crippled monk who is heir to a kingdom.
Barnabas Collins (Dark Shadows) - as the sickly, uncreative blacksmith.
Count Malt (Phantom Brave) - as the enduring, fearsome terraformer.
George Lass (Dead Like Me) - as the young, mean-spirited engineer from another time.
Granny Weatherwax (Discworld) - as the homely treasure-hunter who has yet to come into his/her true power.
Jack Brigance (A Time to Kill) - as the bloodthirsty, nurturing psychiatrist.
Lucas Wolenczak (Seaquest) - as the graceful, intimidating security officer.
Lucille Bluth (Arrested Development) - as the crippled, bullying mercenary.
Major Motoko Kusanagi (Ghost in the Shell) - as the inexperienced, odd occultist just awoke from suspended animation.
Momo (Momo by Michael Ende) - as the whiny, self-righteous king.
Olivia Benson (Law and Order SVU) - as the nimble, altruistic occultist.
Q (Star Trek) - as the combative, aloof zoologist in love with someone of another species.
Sakuma Ryuichi (Gravitation) - as the aged herbologist.
The Caller (Phone Booth) - as the awkward jock from a dying race.
The Narrator (Fight Club) - as the awkward, clueless, withdrawn mentor who had a near-death experience that changed them significantly.
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