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
Algernon (Importance of Being Earnest) - as the patriotic, social official who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
Andrew Shepard (American President) - as the striking, philandering exorcist.
Brian (The Day After Tomorrow) - as the pragmatic philosopher infected with nanites.
Derek Jettster (Attack of the Clones) - as the tactful, altruistic psychologist with repressed memories.
Dr. Julian Bashir (Star Trek DS9) - as the sickly, altruistic occultist hitch-hiking across the known universe.
Dr. Zachary Smith (Lost in Space) - as the unhealthy, drunken bodyguard.
Elliot Reid (Scrubs) - as the tough, manipulative, self-righteous weapons officer who fears people think he/she is a fraud.
Gary (Early Edition) - as the poised ranger.
Greg Sanders (CSI) - as the nimble pharmacist.
Jack Dawson (Titanic) - as the eccentric medical technician.
Mouse (Ladyhawke) - as the unjust scientist who is reincarnated from another lifetime.
Patience (Wyrms) - as the striking linguist.
Prof. Flitwick (HP) - as the enduring conjurer.
Scar (The Lion King) - as the ignorant, broken-hearted daycare employee who has yet to come into his/her true power.
Vash (Trigun) - as the athletic, dispirited, cooperative android with a peculiar affinity for magic.
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