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
Abner Brown (Box of Delights) - as the striking, unpopular police chief.
Adhemar (A Knight's Tale) - as the acrobatic, fearsome, tactful android.
John Connor (Terminator 3) - as the poised, cheerful, moral psychiatrist who has a divine connection.
Joseph Malik (Illuminatus Trillogy) - as the aged, peaceful, whiny exorcist who has an obsessive attraction to a particular alien species.
Luna - as the enduring prophet who is given to moments of deep introspection.
Megatron - as the first contact specialist with big dreams.
Momoshiro Takeshi (Prince of Tennis) - as the athletic, apathetic starship navigator.
Paige Halliwell (Charmed) - as the athletic, intuitive, unethical musician in posession of stolen technology.
Princess Ann (Roman Holiday) - as the silly, cruel dancer.
Psylocke (X-Men) - as the manipulative, pompous farmer needing a friend.
Ron Weasley (Harry Potter) - as the unheroic time traveler.
Sebastian (Little Britain) - as the fortune-teller who is considered the worst in his/her profession.
Shibuya Yuuri (Kyou Kara Maou) - as the enduring, immature weapons master.
William Munny (Unforgiven) - as the agile, fearsome, introverted scribe whose world is run by a computer.
Zaza the cat (Hector's House) - as the patronizing philosopher.
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