As Geo Stelar:

As Mega Man:

- Name: King Dedede
- Age: Unstated.
- Gender: Male
- Appearance:
- Canon, AU, or OC?: Canon
- Universe of Origin: Kirby
- Personality: Somewhat arrogant, quick to temper. A little dim-witted, but quite noble once you get to know him. King Dedede isn't really a bad guy, he's just... misguided, sometimes, and at others, literally possessed by Dark Matter or the like. That being said, King Dedede has a bit of a greedy streak and a mischievous tendency. But he's got a tender heart under that flab and fierce facade.
- Abilities/Weapons: King Dedede has a large wooden mallet with a jet engine embedded in the head. With a simple twist of the handle, he can activate the turbine within the engine to loose a powerful swing that can send foes flying. On top of this, Dedede uses his own weight to his advantage, body-slamming, tackling, and sliding into his targets. Despite that weight, Dedede can inhale a significant amount of air and inflate like a balloon, able to float off the ground. He can even leap about eight times his height and come crashing down at devastating speeds.
- Backstory: King Dedede is the self-proclaimed king of Dream Land and has recently smoothed over some rough edges with Kirby (though Dedede still gets into some mischief). Their long rivalry went back a long way; in 1993, Dedede had callously stolen Dream Land's entire food supply to host a feast at his castle, leaving none for the Dream Land common folk, and prompting a hungry Kirby to chase after him and recover that food. Since then, Dedede has become significantly friendlier, and has even learned his lesson about faulty governing (though this did lead to a certain misunderstanding involving the Star Rod and the Fountain of Dreams). King Dedede has even joined forces with Kirby to help out a wizard named Magolor (who turned out to be under some form of dark influence that used Kirby to attain ultimate power; Magolor and Kirby's friends became pretty tight after that whole ordeal). King Dedede gave aid to Kirby then, but sought Kirby's aid the very next time they met, when a magic bean lifted his castle into the sky-lying land of Floralia, allowing a spider-wizard named Taranza to kidnap him. (He's OK now.)

Shortly after the fiasco with Floralia, Kirby found his world devoid of color, stolen by the Dark Crafter possessing the sculptress Claycia. While Kirby was off on that adventure, Dedede was... sleeping. Before the color could literally drain from him, however, Dedede woke up in an unfamiliar place in an unfamiliar time...

King Dedede, waking up with the epiphanic decision that he should take more responsibility, looked high and low for a. a way back to Dream Land and b. any helpful connections he could make in this strange new universe. King Dedede came into contact with UMMA, and (with some difficulty with the paperwork) became an agent. Of course, he abandoned (read:some [read:few]) of his negative tendencies and quirks, but remains devoted to his newfound responsibility. Quick note: he actually went back to Dream Land; finding that the Dark Crafter had stolen all the color, Dedede realized that he had literally no Waddle Dees to boss around, and turned around going right back to UMMA until Kirby took care of that whole Rainbow Curse mess.
- Faction: UMMA

- Name: Morgan
- Age: 19
- Gender: Female
- Appearance:
- Canon, AU, or OC?: Canon
- Universe of Origin: Fire Emblem
- Personality: Morgan has a bit of a sadistic streak. Nothing too horrible; it only manifests in social situations (and in battle situations in terms of her enemies. Friends have little to worry about.). An exuberant young woman, she seems to have a somewhat diminished regard for others' feelings (outwardly, at least). Nevertheless, she is also quite an optimist, choosing to look at the bright side of things. Though she remembers little of her father Robin, she nevertheless remembers his name and cares deeply for him. However, she expresses distress if asked about memories of her father.
- Abilities/Weapons: Morgan is a tactician like her father, and is equipped with three different tomes and two swords.

• Levin Sword: An electrical sword that channels lightning and directs it at the opponent. It strikes from a distance.
• Silver Sword: A standard longsword with a silver blade and brass hilt. Morgan uses it in melee combat.
• Rexcalibur: Summons a miniature ice storm. Morgan can use this to lift herself into the air as well.
• Arcthunder: Morgan fires a ball of lightning that electrocutes the target in a crossed bolt.
• Bolganone: Causes an eruption underneath the target, showering it in searing flames.

In addition, Morgan has a Skill specific to her class:

• Rally Spectrum: Morgan inspires allies around her, increasing their might in strength, magic, defenses, and skill.

- Backstory: Believe it or not: Morgan hasn't got any idea where she came from, or why she had traveled back in time to the continent of Ylisse. Morgan, upon meeting her father Robin, immediately felt the connection (though not necessarily the needed stimulation in the hippocampus to trigger any memories) to the tactician (noting, however, how unusually young Robin looked), and joined the Ylissean guard. Morgan spends her time looking up to the fantastic strategy of her father, and thinks constantly of how to under-cut him in terms of tactics (Robin, however, always manages to outfox her). Morgan became quite an asset to the Ylissean guard; however, devastatingly injured in the battle against the Valmese warlord, Walhart, the Exalt Chrom's sister Lissa had to bring Morgan away from the battlefield. Healing Morgan, Lissa stayed with her until the battle's end. Morgan brooded over her apparent failure in tactics, before quickly analyzing what went wrong.

Telling Robin that she wanted time to think about strategy before charging into any battles, Morgan stayed behind in the barracks for a battle or two against some of the Risen. Late one night, poring over her father's books, Morgan fell asleep, before waking in an unfamiliar landscape.

Morgan learned that some sort of multiversal flux involved with the time travel of the Ylissean Guard legacies, as well as her own alternate timeline, had caused her to break the universal threshold of Emblem Space (the Fire Emblem universe). Seeking aid, Morgan eventually came across the UMMA. Learning what the UMMA did, Morgan thought that she could return to the Ylissean Guard with wiser tactics and better strategy if she had the experience on her own, so she decided to join as an agent.
- Faction: UMMA

- Name: Dr. Facilier
- Age: 43
- Gender: Male
- Appearance:
- Canon, AU, or OC?: Canon
- Universe of Origin: Disney-->The Princess and the Frog
- Personality: An exuberant, yet sinister shadow-man, Dr. Facilier is closely aligned with the hoodoo-voodoo spirit world. He has constant contact with his "friends on the other side" and uses his contact with the spirit world to further his plans. Facilier is indeed suave, smooth-talking, and often charming, but also cruel, remorseless, and sadistic. A charismatic performer, Facilier is a smooth talker of drama and showmanship. A highly manipulative character, Facilier will smooth-talk his way around anyone to get them to say what he needs them to say to work his voodoo magic and turn their lives to his advantage.

Facilier definitely knows of the powers of nature, and acts according to their influence. Aware that Ray the firefly could dissipate his shadows, he killed the bug under his heel in order to prevent him from interfering with his voodoo plans, showing the extent of his cruelty to a sentient firefly.
- Abilities/Weapons: For melee combat, Facilier utilizes his cane in flamboyant motions. He practices, however, left-handed voodoo, all based on his "friends on the other side", who manipulate the whims of others in order to give him what he wants. (He is, however, deeply in debt of these shadowy Loa, and secretly fears them.) Facilier is skilled in sleight-of-hand, and his tarot cards reflect the desires of those he tricks. The problem of his reliance on his "friends" is alleviated by his skill in trickery and cunning, which are quintessential to the execution of his shadow-magic.
- Backstory: Facilier is first seen striking a deal with a man who wishes to grow hair on the busy streets of New Orleans. So, Facilier makes it so by having hair grow over his entire body, frighting both civilians and the man himself, amusing Facilier to the highest degree. However, Facilier's joy is short-lived when he witnesses just how much wealth is owned by Eli "Big Daddy" La Bouff, the richest man in New Orleans. The envious Facilier and his shadow look in disgust, knowing there must be a way to make themselves just as wealthy as Eli is. Later on, Facilier overhears a waitress named Tiana and Charlotte La Bouff, the daughter of Big Daddy, talking about a prince coming to town who is due to marry her. Facilier, needing money, gets an idea from the information heard. Once Prince Naveen and his overworked valet Lawrence arrive, he takes them to his parlor to strike deals. For Naveen, the doctor promises to give Naveen all the freedom and green his heart's desire, while with Lawrence, he offers him to have the chance to be in Naveen's shoes to get a spot in the limelight for once.

With a handshake, the deal is complete. However, when Naveen figured Facilier meant wealth when he promised to give green, the doctor actually tricked the prince and magically transformed him into a frog and imprisoned him. As for Lawrence, he became a recruit for Facilier's plot to become incredibly wealthy and dominate New Orleans. Facilier gives Lawrence a trinket filled with the Naveen's blood, which allows Lawrence to magically transform into an exact copy of the Prince, thus impersonating him. In Naveen's place, the disguised Lawrence was now meant to marry Charlotte. Once they marry, Facilier plans to murder Big Daddy, thus having the fortune handed over to Lawrence, the heir through marriage. Together, the villains would split the money, though Facilier actually plans to cheat the phoney prince and take most. That night at Charlotte's masquerade ball, Lawrence in disguise meets the wealthy debutant and they immediately hit it off, making Facilier's plot all the more closer to completion.

Meanwhile, Naveen manages to escape and heads off. He soon meets Tiana, whom he believes to be a princess. However, she was merely wearing a costume in honor of the party. But following the storyline of "The Frog Prince", Naveen asks the girl to kiss him, which she reluctantly does. As a result of not actually being a princess, Tiana also becomes a frog. Furious, Tiana attacks Naveen and the two end up on the ball's dance floor, causing havoc as they escaped the party and accidentally ending up in the bayous of New Orleans. Facilier was secretly attending the ball, as well, and watched in anger as Naveen escaped. The furious witch doctor confronts Lawrence on the matter, who begins having second thoughts about the villainous scheme. Facilier manages to persuade the former valet to continue going along with the plan, assuring that all will be well so long as they have Naveen's blood in the voodoo talisman. The next day, however, the blood begins to run out and Lawrence's Naveen disguise is abolished. Facilier must now ask for help from his "friends on the other side". Promising they'll have all the wayward souls their dark hearts desire once the city is under his control, Facilier is given a team of shadow demon henchmen by the "friends" to go out and capture Naveen.

Naveen is captured the day after the legion of demons were sent out, and taken back to the worried Facilier and Lawrence. Once Naveen was returned, Lawrence steals back the blood and stores it in the talisman, restoring the power of his Naveen disguise. The wedding ceremony occurs that night at Mardi Gras. Facilier waits in the shadows, watching closely as Lawrence and Charlotte are about to be pronounced husband and wife. With a voodoo doll of Big Daddy at hand, Facilier plans on stabbing the voodoo doll in the heart, thus killing Big Daddy and handing the fortune down to Lawrence as planned. Fortunately, Naveen escapes yet again and prevents this. The talisman is obtained by Naveen and given to his friend Ray the firefly. Facilier and the shadows chase after Ray while Naveen is being held captive by Lawrence. Ray manages to give the talisman over to Tiana, telling her she needs to keep it away from the Shadow Man. Tiana escapes with the talisman whilst Ray begins destroying the shadow demons. Facilier stops this by killing Ray. With him out of the way, the Shadow Man and his legion of demons head onwards to Tiana.

Facilier and the shadows have Tiana cornered, soon enough. However, she threatens to destroy it, prompting Facilier to make an attempt to strike a deal. He tries to manipulate Tiana into handing over the talisman in exchange for granting Tiana's dreams to open the restaurant she's dreamed of having since she was a little girl. However, Tiana denies the deal, not falling for Facilier's manipulation and destroys the talisman. Facilier immediately begins to panic once she does, just as, suddenly, his "friends from the other side" arrive to take the doctor's soul as punishment for his failure. The horrified Facilier pleads for mercy, but it's too late. They grab Facilier's shadow, thus pulling Facilier as well, and drag them into the voodoo spirit world where they will be doomed to reside for all eternity. All that was left was a tombstone with Facilier's horrified face and name engraved onto it.

Released from his spirit-world prison, given just one more chance, Facilier came into contact with the Shadow Eternity. He joined them with the intent to pay off his debt to his "friends," perceiving the SE's goals as an easy way out, since their methods of execution aligned closely with his own.
- Faction: Shadow Eternity. He is literally referred to as a "shadow-man."

Kazuma was born to the main house of the Kannagi Clan of fire mages. Yet unlike everyone else he never received the Lord of Fire's blessing. He was smart and talented boy who could've a bright future. If he were not born to the Kannagi Clan, that is. With his inability to control fire Kazuma was a frequent target of bullying... by children who threw fireballs at him, often barely surviving in the process. Genma, his strict father thought of him as a disgrace and blamed Kazuma's powerlessness for his bad treatment. Years passed in this hostile environment and Kazuma was still unable to control fire. Then the day to select the heir and the inheritor of the sacred sword Enraiha had come. Kazuma faced with Ayano, a girl from the other main family who was much younger than him. The very first attack set Kazuma ablaze, yielding the title to Ayano. After this disgraceful performance Genma made the harsh decision and excised his son. Kazuma begged his father with tears but it only provoked Genma to slap him. Kazuma was separated from his father, mother and little brother. Furthermore to avoid the Kannagi Clan's wrath he was even forced to leave Japan. This event changed Kazuma's life forever.

TBA

TBA

Two years passed since defeating Belial. Kazuma resumed his activities as a freelance mage for hire. While visiting Ren in Tokyo he had encountered a strange man who clearly wasn't from this world. The man introduced himself as Fei Wong Reed who had been searching for the Wind Contractor. Kazuma immediately realized that the evil wizard was up to no good yet before he could do anything he was caught in a large scale spell, transporting him through time and space to a different universe. Kazuma found himself sealed within an elaborate spell. Yet before Fei Wong Reed could begin his typical gloating Kazuma broke through the seal with his raw power. True to the evil mage's calculations Kazuma's contract with the Wind was invalid outside his home universe yet he failed to account for Kazuma's massive reserves of Ki. Relying on nothing but his Ki combined with martial arts Kazuma defeated Fei Wong Reed on short order. Yet it turned out Kazuma was only fighting against a dud, a fake puppet created by the evil mage. Some hours later UMMA agents managed to trace back on his location and escorted him to headquarters. After speaking with the director Kazuma decided to join UMMA and clean mess across the entire multiverse. With some effort Kazuma also extended his contract with the Lord of the Skies to allow his powers to work even in other universes. Nowadays if given some time to adjust Kazuma can assert control over the wind regardless of his location.

Name: Carl Hanratty
Age: 47
Gender: Male
Appearance:

Canon, AU, or OC?: Canon (musical)
Universe of Origin: Catch Me If You Can (Broadway production)
Personality: Carl Hanratty, as an F.B.I. agent, is a strict follower of the law, and a strict interpreter of that law. He is very intolerant of lawbreaking, and will actively hunt those who break the law. He is an agent of the F.B.I. in charge of the banks and forgeries subdivision (thank-you-very-much), and takes his job seriously. However, Hanratty also has a sense of mercy and, though gruff, can also be very kind for someone who strictly sticks to the law. He will not bother anyone who does not threaten anybody. (All politics is factored out of the equation here, we're really just talking Hanratty as a character without going into the lefts and the rights.)
Theme Song:

Abilities/Weapons: Hanratty has a pistol and several cartridges, but once those are exhausted, Hanratty will have to buy more or rely on hand-to-hand combat. Hanratty is skilled in the art of sleuthing, and dogged in his pursuit of lawbreakers.
Backstory:
Carl Hanratty is head of the FBI's check fraud division, a job that is often misunderstood or not taken seriously by his peers. Carl is a rather serious person who is moreso apropos to doing his job than joking around.

Carl is assigned to investigate a fraudulent check cashed at a hotel in California. Carl is soon surprised when the Hotel Manager explains that the person who turned in the check is still in the Hotel. Carl enters the suspects room, finding numerous counterfeiting equipment, and a well-dressed young man claiming to be Secret Service agent, Barry Allen. Carl manages to obtain Barry's wallet, but not before the 'agent' notes that he has already apprehended the counterfeiter. As Barry leaves the room, Carl checks the wallet, only to find no identification, and sees the young man running outside the window! Carl soon realizes he's been duped, and his director at the FBI explains that fingerprinting the room has turned up no matches, and Carl's I.D. on the young man gives them nothing to go on.

One evening, while working on Christmas Eve, Carl gets a phone call from the young man. As they talk, the young man makes a reference to the New York Yankees, and attempts to apologize for duping Carl. However, Carl refuses the apology, and easily surmises that the young man called him because he has noone else to talk to.

Taking the 'agent's' name Barry Allen into consideration, Carl checks through all sorts of different persons named Barry Allen. While sitting in a coffeeshop, a server claims that Barry Allen is the alter-ego of the comic book character, 'The Flash.' Going off this information, Carl soon realizes why the fingerprints they lifted have no match: their counterfeiter is a minor. Also going off the phone conversation regarding the Yankees, Carl soon finds a young man has runaway from a family home by the name of Abagnale. Going to an upscale home, they find a woman who claims to be the mother of Frank Abagnale. When she shows Carl Frank's yearbook photo, he now knows who his man is.

Meeting Frank's father in a pub, Hanratty reveals that, like Frank Abagnale Sr., he had somewhat of a rough childhood with a tough father. "On my tenth birthday, he showed me a gun,/Then took me to the cornfield and said, 'Okay, run.'" Hanratty, from Frank Sr., learns without a doubt that Frank Abagnale Jr. is his man, or rather, boy.

The investigation continues on for some time, with Frank eventually calling Carl within the year, claiming he's getting married and wants him to stop chasing him. Carl refuses, claiming that since Frank has stolen more than $4million, he is going to be caught. Using the conversation, Carl soon tracks Frank to a party on the eve of his wedding. Frank manages to escape, but Carl coerces information out of Frank's fiance, Brenda, to help the F.B.I. apprehend him.

In the musical, Hanratty finally catches up to Frank once again in Miami Airport, revealing to Frank that the marriage to Brenda was the big mistake that led Hanratty right to him. However, Hanratty kindly decides to allow Frank (after serving his time) to help the F.B.I. with identifying forgeries, since the F.B.I. needed Frank's know-how to keep up with technology and advances in credit cards and checking accounts.

After hiring Frank, however, Hanratty's head began to spin. The last thing he heard before blacking out was, "Mr. Hanratty! Are you all right...?"
Faction: Unaligned, for now.

Formerly Yuuki Terumi of the Six Heroes, Hazama is an artificial person that used to house both Hazama's and Terumi's souls. Working his way up to the top of the NOL as a Captain of the Intelligence Department, Hazama retained his calm and slightly cowardly facade as he commanded his underlings to try and achieve his goal of destroying Amaterasu. By manipulating Ragna, Noel, Jin and much of the other main players in the Kagutsuchi Incident, he succeeded in reforming Noel into Mu-12; however, due to further intervention by outside parties, Ragna ended up defeating Hazama and forcing him to retreat.
Following this, Hazama ended up getting into an incident where the remaining Heroes (Phantom aside) make an attempt on his life; while Hakumen successfully managed to separate Terumi from Hazama and more or less delete him from existence, Hazama himself managed to survive. After what seemed to be days of floating in nothingness (which, of course, confused him to no end), he found himself in a cot in Shadow Eternity's base. Though he wasn't much for pledging allegiance to much of anything, Hazama found himself allying with Shadow Eternity... For the moment, at least. Because of his facade, he's often employed as a recon agent of sorts, seeing as how he isn't too obvious when stalking the streets given that he was presumed dead by those who sought to kill Terumi.

A jiang-shi of unknown age created by Seiga, Yoshika doesn't understand her own past due to the decayed state of her brain, and Seiga refuses to speak of how or why the creature came to be. Pieced-together evidence indicates Yoshika was fatally poisoned at a fairly young age by unknown means, and her family, if she had one, failed to investigate this further. She seems to have enjoyed poetry at some point in her life, jusdging by her actions when left unattended in the Myouren Temple graveyard. As far as recent history goes, she guarded the Grand Masouleum for at least two years prior to the events of the Ten Desires incident. From the Ten Desires incident onwards, she has been reunited with her master, following Seiga wherever she goes.

As far as abilities go, Yoshika possesses the ability to eat anything, along with the abilities possessed by jiang-shi, such as the ability to turn others into jiang-shi with a bite (temporarily if they survive the bite, permanently if it kills them), the ability to drain qi, and an inability to feel pain or fatigue, among others. Overall, Yoshika isn't very bright, but she's incredibly loyal to her master.

Name: Rudol Von Stroheim

Age: Unknown

Gender: Male Cyborg

Appearance:



Canon, AU, or OC?: Canon

Universe of Origin: JoJo's bizarre adventure part 2 - Battle Tendency.

Personality:

Eccentric, brave and incredibly loyal to his cause, while not being afraid to be cruel or antagonistic to serve his nationalistic endeavours, Stroheim is absolutely dedicated to his honour as a German soldier, so much so that he was willing to give away anything that made him human for the good of his mission. While Stroheim may be a Nazi, and can be incredibly selfish, he is not without honour and is not without self sacrifice, having put his own life at risk, fully prepared to die for an american dog simply so the world would not be destroyed, this proves he is not blind to the grand scheme of things, and always looks to the bigger picture.

His eccentric personality comes from his power, his weaponry and his grand fascination with German Science, and will display in every shape, form and way why it is the best in the world with his newly enhanced cyborg body. With every step he gracefully displays himself with arrogance, and is incredibly confident in his ability to destroy his foe.

Abilities/Weapons:



Cyborg body: As stated before, Stroheim possesses a cyborg body made entirely of incredibly durable and protective metals which can protect against many types of firearms, which benefits his ability to take physical blows, the metal can protect him from harm much more than a regular human could protect himself against a brutal punch, though this only works for physical attacks such as swords punches and bullets, not magic.

This Cyborg body allows his physical ability and his speed to be an improvement over normal human beings, while also giving him increased and unnatural flexibility, giving him a better chance of survival against stronger more supernatural foes.

Abdominal machine gun: A machine gun inside Stroheim's stomach region, able to shoot 600 armored bullets per minute, and capable of piercing a 30-millimetre steel plate, this weapon is his second method of attacking his foe, and is incredibly deadly at close range, but loses its hit ratio the further the opponent moves away due to its massive spread, it also cannot fire for very long.



Ultraviolet Radiation Beam: Within Stroheims mechanical eye, by concentrating fire, Stroheim can fire a small laser cannon from within which uses a concentrated beam of ultra violet life, and is five times more intense, it is capable of piercing straight through an opponent, it is his main method of attack.



Ultraviolet Shoulder Cannons: Used for battling those sensitive to light or better yet, vampires. These ultra violet floodlights are mounted on each of Stroheims shoulders and can blast a powerful ultra violet ray and burn foes alive, making them less powerful than the eye beam but with a wider area covered. Against normal opponents, these will act as damaging beams which will quickly burn foes who stand within his radius, but consume a "timer", and must be recharged should the battery power of his USC's run out, they can also instantly stun enemies and blind them with how bright the USC's shine their rays.



Projectile Hand: Using his mechanical body, he can propel his hand outward which can impale and deeply wound one of his foes like a large bullet.



grenades: Standard WW2 german grenades can be used to bombard opponents.



Army of one: Deep inside his body he can shoot out a wide range of weapons such as machineguns, rocket launches, snipers and other weapons deep inside of him, and use these to lay a besiege of firepower down on his foes. While he lacks if mystical defences, he makes up for the ability to hurt his foes greatly with long and short range.



Backstory:

Not much at all is known about anything from Stroheims backstory, having always been known as a man who has served the Nazi Regime, he sought to use cruel and inhumane ways to further benefit the Nazi party, such as attempting to reawaken an ancient vampire god, to use as a weapon to win the war for the Germans in 1938.

The vampire like gods however were not interested in co-operating and sought mankinds complete erratication, so as his dreams would not be dashed, he teamed up with Joseph Joestar, an american to defend the world against one of these vampire gods, and blew himself up along with the vampire, intending on killing the monster along with himself, for his country, even so much as complimenting his sworn american enemy before his "death".

It turns out that the vampire god was in fact one of the weakest, and three more were soon to be summoned out of their long sleeps. In the nick of time, Stroheim returns, and supports a fully cyborg mechanical body, and along with Joseph joestar fights to save the world from having their species wiped out, and succeed in defending the world. Stroheim would eventually return back to the war, and years later would die an honourable death in the battle of Stalingrad. However the Stroheim of this multiverse will be of him before his death, just after the defeat of the vampiric gods, between the 4-5 years of 1938 - 1943/1944.

Faction: Factionless

Theme: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xyxOXjZHl9U

Name: Joseph Joestar

Age: 18

Gender: Male

Appearance:



Canon, AU, or OC?: Canon

Universe of Origin: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 2 - Battle Tendency.

Personality: Cocky, confident, and brave in all areas, Joseph Joestar is a hero, a man who doesn't give up and is entirely capable of defending the world with intellect, tactics and wits and isn't afraid to use every dirty trick in the book to win, even if it means running away from his opponent. Joseph Joestar is both loving and courageous, and doesn't show the slightest ounce of fear.

While he may appear like a cocky brat, Joseph Joestar's main strength is the confidence for a better tomorrow, a jerk with a heart of gold, he will stop at nothing to ensure that everyone is safe, including his grandmother Erina. He can become a main motivator for others around him and will do what he can to put his comrades at a safe place, let him handle the fight.

Abilities/Weapons:

















Backstory:



Faction: Factionless (Currently)

Themes:

Normal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTaG69rEe1w
Battle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIyJjoAFbxY

Kuro was born as Ilya von Eizbern, daughter of Irisviel von Einzbern and Kiritsugu Emiya. She was created to serve as the key for the Holy Grail War, and as such was given the knowledge that she would need to act as that key, far beyond that of a normal child. However, she would never be able to live out this purpose as Kiritsugu and Irisviel chose to reject the Holy Grail War, ending it before it could begin. Ilya's memories were suppressed, so she could grow up as a normal child, with no knowledge of magic.

However, Irisviel miscalculated. While the memories were suppressed, and Ilya sent to live in Fuyuki, the personality she had locked away did not vanish. Instead it was sealed away and allowed to grow, a second personality inside Ilya that would stay hidden, even after Ilya encountered the magical world.

This side was eventually released during the fight against Saber, where the mental seal keeping her locked away was shattered. In that moment, the original personality reasserted itself, taking over her body and projecting Excalibur to ave the day. While it would be submerged, it would emerge twice more, once against the Assassins, and against Berserker.

The Class Cards had disrupted the flow of mana in the Earth, which Ilya went to fix with her partners. It was during this time that an immense reflux of magic takes place. With this energy and the fusion of the Archer class card, the original personality that had been unsealed so recently was able to separate itself from Ilya entirely, and create a new body. This new Ilya fled immediately afterwards, but returned he next day to launch multiple attempts on her counterparts life before being captured and named 'Kuro'.

Linked together so Kuro would feel the same pain Ilya felt, Kuro chose an indirect method, attempting to sabotage Ilya's normal life, but this fails. A discussion on motivation and Ilya's desire for a normal life left Kuro angry, and she ran away while preparing for the next round. It was during this next round that unleashed energy caused another reflux in the natural ley lines, which resulted in Kuro being thrown into a portal, whisked off to some far off world, much to her annoyance. Found somewhere unknown, she joined up with the people she thought could best help her - the Shadow Eternity. Now she works for them whilst looking for the opportunity to get back what she has lost.

(Alternatively, Zelretch did it.)

[Copy Pasted from the Wiki because I'm lazy]
The rulers of the land that Shirou was in, the Matsukura clan had drastically raised the taxes causing famine and overtaxation to the people. This action forced the weak to fall in despair as they were unable to even resist. As they continued to be exploited, the people found salvation in Christianity, the words filled with love that couldn’t be defeated by starvation, poverty or despair. However the Matsukura clan tried to take even that from them. For them it was no longer exploitation but it was murder. The people were provoked and they rise up and revolted. They feared of having their right to live taken away overcame their fear of dying in battle. Amongst them was Shirou Tokisada Amakusa, a young boy at the time. Nobody knew whether his presence there was a coincidence or the will of God, but before anyone realized it, Shirou was leading them. Their battle should have no defeat and no victory either. Because by rising up, they were both losers and victors at the same time. All they had left was the power to rise up, however the act of rising up itself was a necessary act. They rise up for the sake of what they believed in—that in itself was important and what they wished for. They believed the sacrifices would be kept to a minimum, and even if several people including themselves became sacrifices, the world wouldn’t die, but would instead be reborn.

Shirou brought forth a miracle, he utilized the power of the Counter Force in order for the possibility of victory that should have been impossible. In his own words, he was granted miraculous power granted by God because God will occasionally exercise malice due to good will. Shirou led the defense of Hara Castle, and defeated the strongest of the Shogunate attackers in a series of coordinated defensive surges. Unfortunately, Shirou attained victory. Everyone went wild and became excited over the victory. They clung to Shirou, who had won a battle where victory should have been impossible, as a child of miracles. That foolish purity of theirs troubled the boy. Shirou believed they shouldn’t have won. Winning was not an option. He had been caught up in saving lives in the near future and averted his eyes from the bigger picture. They may bite a cornered cat—but after being bitten, the enraged cat would retaliate by slaughtering them.

After his rebellion ultimately failed, Shirou was sentenced to execution by decapitation. Before his death, Shirou felt he was naïve and he witnessed a scene like hell as his comrades were slowly killed off. The decapitated heads of the elderly, men butchered up like experimental animals, babies pierced by spears, girls raped in the pursuit of lust and then thrown away afterwards. He was convinced that the countless lives gathered were not taken away by the enemy but by himself. Shirou without once changing expression, accepted this result with a will of steel and it made him impossible to yield and give up. He merely gazed at this scene of ruin. He revealed no resignation or sorrow and even overcame the pain of his dismembered arms. He accepted that he had lost, the responsibility for his comrades death and his inevitable death. But the one thing he couldn't accept was that everything would fall to ruins after this. He couldn’t accept it. After having wasted so many lives, he absolutely could not accept that nothing would be gained as a result.

Thus Shirou uttered a last prayer before his death
"So, God. Give me another chance. Next time, I won’t lose sight of the bigger picture. I will eliminate all obstacles, enemies and hardships in my way. Next time, I will obtain all the good in the world. A world where everyone is happy, everyone is good, and everyone is perfect. I will exterminate all evil and create a new, pure world."

Shirou was summoned in the Third Holy Grail War long after his death. Differing from the timeline of Fate/stay night's Third Holy Grail War where the Einzbern family summoned the Avenger-class Angra Mainyu, they abused one of the systems installed in the Greater Grail and brought forth Shirou as a Ruler-class Servant who was meant to be an impartial authority whom regulated the progress of the War. The Einzberns wished to call forth a proper Heroic Spirit befitting of the Ruler class rather than some nameless Eastern hero. However the act of summoning a Ruler was already a severe interference in the normal operating format of the Holy Grail War so he was a compromise with the advantage of his Command Spells.

As the third war drew to a close, the Einzberns clearly stood closer than any other to the Greater Grail. Shirou had fought to the death against the Servant Darnic Prestone Yggdmillennia had summoned. However Darnic successfully stolen the Greater Grail, the only survivors in Fuyuki City were Shirou and Risei Kotomine. While his Master was killed in action, Shirou remained materialized due to Shirou having come into contact with the Greater Grail and managing to receive flesh. Risei questions about Shirou's future plans, Shirou lied to Risei about giving up on the Greater Grail but he plans to travel around the world. He had joined with the Church thanks to Risei's connections. He adopted Risei's surname, though he remained distant from Risei's own son. Taking up a position in the Assembly of the Eighth Sacrament, there was little information left to be gleamed about him from those who would search for it.

As the Mage's Association decided to seek one Master from the Church in order to have their involvement prove the legitimacy of their cause, Shirou was dispatched by the Church's Assembly of the Eighth Sacrament as one of the Masters of the Red Faction. He gathered with five of the other Masters of the Red Faction, and he used an unknown method to manipulate them into allowing him to control their Servants. He summoned Assassin of Red as his Servant, and she asked him, "Not for naught am I known as the world's oldest poisoner... Are you truly certain that you can wield Queen Semiramis?" He replied to her with, "O Queen of Assyria - in this Great Holy Grail War, I aim not for victory or defeat but for another goal. Will you aid me?" Although initially worried over his strange nature, she eventually came to greatly respect him and decided to aid him without hesitation.

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Differing from his original universe, Shirou was able to enact his wish through the grail, incarnating the souls of every human being alive. However, he did not foresee the consequences of such a large scale action, which brought the attention of a few operatives of the Shadow Eternity who desired to harness the power of such an artifact as the grail. Shirou managed to engage in combat with these operatives but found himself outmatched, as they wielded arcane arts completely foreign to his world that broke the laws of reality. Utilizing his noble phantasms, Shirou hooked up to their magical system and repelled them, but in the process was transported to the realm that the operatives had came from. He saw no use in attempting to fight against the Shadow Eternity, so willingly joined their ranks with the ultimate goal of enacting his wish to all humans.

Name: Lucina
Age: 22
Gender: Female
Appearance:

Canon, AU, or OC?: Canon
Universe of Origin: Fire Emblem
Personality: Lucina is a strong-willed young woman and quite stoic in her personality. She has a drive to change the bad future from which she came for the sake of the entire world; like Atlas and the sky, she carries the burden of the Fell Dragon and the new Ylissean guard on her shoulders. Lucina is determined and stern, yet has a kinder side; she also has a strong sense of justice and believes that it's her job to prevent the disasters of her time from ever happening.

However, as a result of the prolonged trauma she experienced in her timeline, Lucina may revert to a childlike fixation, especially in the company of those who resemble her family. Also as a result of this trauma, she has an extreme aversion to death of any kind, including deaths for a higher or more noble cause. She prefers to prevent death from occurring. In addition, Lucina, behind her outer layer of stoicism, has somewhat-severe emotional damage due to the loss of her father Chrom to one who was very close to him.

Another thing to note: she doesn't get jokes the first time.
Abilities/Weapons: Lucina is a skilled swordswoman, and primarily uses her inherited blade the [Parallel] Falchion, which is well-balanced and suited for her build, explaining why its efficacy is much more acute than Chrom's counterpart. The Falchion has the unique ability to restore Lucina's vitality and slowly heal her wounds.

In addition to her blade, Lucina has the skill Aether, which halves her enemy's defenses and restores her vitality with her sword strike. Like Ike's Aether in Super Smash Bros., Lucina will leap into the air and bring her blade down upon her target.

Lucina's fighting style is similar to the Hero-king Marth's.
Backstory: Princess Lucina is Chrom's adult daughter from a dystopian future in which the fell dragon Grima had successfully awakened and ravaged the continent of Ylisse. Sent by the divine dragon Naga to the past through the Outrealm Gate, Lucina takes on the massive responsibility of altering the course of history for the better of the world, taking on the persona of Marth via a mask that obscured her gender (in part thanks to her androgynous build). Lucina, as Marth, operated hidden from her father Chrom's army, acting upon her knowledge of the future in order to prevent the events that would lead to the rise of Grima from happening.

However, during the attempted assassination on the exalt Emmeryn, Lucina's mask is destroyed and her gender revealed to Chrom. Lucina partners with the Shepherds to drive off the assassination, and believes that the Exalt has been saved. Another attempt on Emmeryn's life, this time as a form of execution by Plegia's Mad King, Gangrel, succeeded(?) and Lucina, in horror, realized that the events of her desperate time were back on course.

During the events of the Valmese conquest, during a trip through the Outrealm Gate, Lucina became separated from the Shepherds due to a temporal/spacial anomaly caused by Grima's attempt to follow her and kill her. Lucina stumbled into the multiverse, unsure of where she was...
Faction: Unaligned for now.

Name: Grigori Rasputin
Age: Undead
Gender: Male
Appearance:

Canon, AU, or OC?: Canon
Universe of Origin: Anastasia
Personality: Rasputin, since becoming a lich, has remained dead-set on completing the curse he laid upon the Tsar's family for vengeance. He is a wicked man, who shows no remorse for killing off the entire Romanov family except for Anastasia (only because she escaped his grasp).
Abilities/Weapons: Rasputin has many, many green demonic minions from which he can summon from his reliquary--the powers he gained from selling his soul to the Devil. These minions do his work and attack for him; in addition to that, Rasputin has access to powerful black magic as well.

This isn't an ability, per se, but Rasputin, as a rotting lich, does tend to fall apart. The pieces do come back together due to the unholy magic that Rasputin has control over.

So long as his glass reliquary remains intact, Rasputin will remain alive, and able to carry out his revenge.
Backstory: Grigori Rasputin, or the Mad Monk, in an alternate version of early-20th-century Russia, was banished for treason and in anger, sought revenge upon the Romanov family. Selling his soul to the devil, Grigori gains the power to curse the Romanovs and kill every last one with black magic. However, he drowns after chasing the young Anastasia across a frozen river, losing his reliquary to the current, unable to die until he completes the curse.

Thanks to his albino bat minion Bartok, Rasputin, 10 years later, has his reliquary back in his hands and is bent on killing Anastasia and fulfilling the last part of his vengeance upon the Russian royal family. However, upon returning from Limbo, Rasputin found himself in the multiverse. Cursing his fate, howling, he vowed to use any means possible to return to Russia and complete his revenge, once and for all.
Faction: Shadow Eternity