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
Albert Rosenfield (Twin Peaks) - as the clumsy, intelligent, attractive beggar who has seen parts of the universe few have.
Brick Top (Snatch) - as the paranoid, playful detective.
Carol Danvers (Avengers) - as the quiet communications technician.
Dante Hicks (Clerks) - as the unathletic, silly, broken-hearted scribe whose mind was controlled by a parasite.
Eddie (Someone Like You) - as the romantic actor with a strange rapport with supernatural beings.
Enid (Ghost World) - as the official who belongs to a secret organization.
Kim (Something Positive) - as the spiritual android.
PeeJee (Something Positive) - as the broken-hearted rogue from an ancient race.
Quinn Mallory (Sliders) - as the athletic shaman who is touched by darkness.
Remy Lebeau (X-Men) - as the sickly, militant operations manager.
Reverend Mother Helen Gaius Mohaim (Dune books) - as the dissatisfied scribe.
Ronna (Go) - as the unheroic, chaste robot.
Sally Brown (Peanuts) - as the obedient herbologist with an unexpected destiny.
Susie Sweet (Balamory) - as the nihilistic, pompous mentor from a small family.
Tarma shena Tale-sedrin (Mercedes Lackey books) - as the graceful, ignorant, unethical stellar cartographer hitch-hiking across the known universe.
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