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Lemon Meringue

In the 1980s series, she comes from Big Apple City, the same place as Orange Blossom, and is a famous model there. She has a pet frog named Frappé. The 2003 version has her running a beauty salon in Lemon Lane and her pet in that version is now a skunk named Sourball. Her personality remains unchanged in Berry Bitty Adventures, and in season 3, she adopts an American Cocker Spaniel named Henna.
Blake Belladonna

A mysterious, quiet, no-nonsense young woman who doesn't easily open up to others and is fond of reading. She was the first to appear with full-fledged voice acting in her trailer, as well as the first to be partnered with another character, Adam. Later on she is partnered with Yang.

Blake's weapon, Gambol Shroud, is described as a "variant ballistic chain-scythe". While it seems to resemble an oversized cleaver, that's actually its sheath, which has a sharp edge in itself. The weapon itself is a katana with a gun attached to it, and the gun's trigger is itself attached to a ribbon Blake wraps around her wrist.
Koishi Komeiji

Extra stage boss and Satori's younger sister. She too was born was the power to read minds, but hated how it made everyone fear her, so she willingly sealed away her "third eye" that gave her the power. While this gave her a new ability to read and manipulate people's subconscious, it also resulted in her own heart being sealed away, and she becomes more distant and detached towards everyone as time passes.
Eirin Yagokoro

A Lunarian and a genius pharmacist who serves Princess Kaguya. She is the one who created the Hourai Elixir consumed by Kaguya and Mokou, as well as many other miraculous inventions. Eirin was an elite member of the moon's ruling class and part of the Lunar envoy sent to retrieve Kaguya, but instead betrayed and killed the other envoys and fled into hiding with Kaguya at Eientei. During the events of Imperishable Night it was she who stole the moon, by sealing Earth itself in a magic chamber, thus preventing the Lunarians from coming to Earth. Subsequently she has opened a pharmacy catering to both humans and youkai.
Daiyousei

A fairy who lives at the same lake as Cirno and is the midboss of her stage. She doesn't have an official name, so fans call her Daiyousei, or "Greater Fairy", even though that's also a generic term for any of the game's stronger fairies. She was probably intended to just be a nameless Elite Mook, but in Fanon, she's generally considered to be Cirno's close friend.
Aya Shameimaru

One of the crow tengu who live up on Youkai Mountain, Aya runs the newspaper known as the Bunbunmaru. Because she gets carried away and exaggerates things when writing articles, people don't really like to be featured in her paper. While she is strong, to the point that sometimes she accidentally wins fights when she was really just trying to take pictures for her newspaper, she prefers to work on her paper far more than fighting.
Big the Cat

A very large purple cat who lives in the Mystic Ruins along with his pet Frog, Froggy. During the events of Sonic Adventure, Froggy ate a piece of Chaos which made him act strange and swallow the Chaos Emerald Big had found. Worried about his friend, Big set out to rescue him and gets caught up in the events as a result. Since then, he's become a good friend of Amy and Cream.

Despite his large size and strength to match, Big is a very gentle creature. He's also very laid-back preferring to spend his days fishing and sleeping in his house. Despite that however, Big is always there when his friends need him and really shows his true power when they're in danger.
Risky Boots

The nefarious lady-pirate Risky Boots, Shantae's nemesis, is known throughout Sequin Land for her love of wealth, power, and all shiny things. Risky is an unchallenged and self-appointed 'queen of the Seven Seas', and will caution and toll anyone to think otherwise. Risky is a villain with the skills and luck usually reserved for the good guys.

Capable, dominating, and deadly, Risky isn't afraid to claim what's not hers. She commands an endless army of Tinkerbats who follow her orders without question, building her weapons of war and scavenging the resources that make her schemes become reality.
Princess Zelda

The series's namesake(s), the Princess of Hyrule across various reincarnations. As one of the seven ancient sages, Zelda is one of the keystones binding Ganon, the Triforce, and/or the entrance to the Sacred Realm (it varies). Further complicating this is that Zelda is the predesignated holder of the Triforce of Wisdom, though she doesn't always directly have it. These two associations mean that Zelda is often a target of the schemes of the villains of the series, who abduct her to use her powers to various ends.

While Zelda is one of the iconic Damsels in Distress in video games, she has broken out of this mold increasingly as the series has continued, becoming more proactive in aiding Link with information and supplies, and even helping out directly in the field. While it is still typical for Zelda to be a target of dark forces, it's not at all uncommon to have a Zelda title where rescuing her from the villain isn't part of the story.

Skyward Sword reveals the source of the magical powers of Zelda's bloodline and why she, Link, and Ganondorf, are forever destined to cross paths through the ages.
Doctor N.Gin

Doctor Neo Cortex's faithful right-hand man. As a child, N. Gin was a classmate of Neo Cortex and Nitrus Brio in Madame Amberly's Academy of Evil. N. Gin then went on to become a world-renowned physicist in the defense industry. However, due to a budget cut, one of his missile projects ended up faulty and, as a result, went awry, lodging itself into N. Gin's head. With his intellect, N. Gin was able to stabilize the weapon and reconstruct it as a life support system at the cost of his mental stability. Because the missile is still live, it activates whenever N. Gin is stressed or angry, leaving him with a large headache. Shortly after the missile incident, Doctor N. Gin was taken in by Doctor Neo Cortex to replace the double-crossed Doctor Nitrus Brio.
Bolo

Shantae's sparring partner is a slow-witted knucklehead with a serious lack of reasoning skills. He's hardly awake until he springs into action...usually at the chance to be a hero...and begins twirling his bolo balls. As a fighter, Bolo is very efficient and skillful, as though these moments of competence are sustained by his regular state of mental hibernation.

Bolo has eyes for Risky Boots and nearly anything else remotely female, although a brotherly comfort level keeps Shantae outside his level of vision. Bolo is commonly used as a punching bag or stool pigeon by Rotty, Sky and Shantae. Mimic often uses Bolo as an errand boy, which given his single track mind works fairly well.

He was a resident of Water Town in the first game, but moved to Scuttle Town with Sky after Shantae lost her magic.
Pinkie Pie

The bearer of the Element of Laughter. Pinkamena Diane "Pinkie" Pie is a hyperactive earth pony who prances to the beat of her own percussion section. The sheer force of her cheerful personality can be overwhelming at first but anyone who shows a little patience with her eccentricities is rewarded with a truly unique and wonderful friend who fills every day with laughter. And musical numbers. And PARTIES! Even as she defies physical reality when the situation is funny. Try to imagine a pink rocket made of happiness. That's Pinkie Pie.
Robin

The Avatar of Fire Emblem Awakening, Robin woke up in a field one day with no recollection other than their own name and Chrom's name. After proving their tactical and physical capabilities, Chrom recruited them to their current position as Ylissean Tactician. In battle, Robin uses swords and magic tomes in tandem for both long range and close up attacks. A customizable character in their game of origin, here in Smash Bros. Robin uses the default name and male design, along with the default female design as an alternate costume
Orbulon

After trying and failing to take over the world, Orbulon settled down in Diamond City, befriended Wario, and joined his minigame company. Orbulon travels through space in a pig-shaped starship called the Oinker, which he's not very good at driving, accompanied by his Alien Bunny minions. He has shapeshifting powers that he sometimes uses to pass as a human.
Reimu Hakurei

The main protagonist of the Touhou series in general, Reimu is the shrine maiden of the Hakurei Shrine, built on the border of the Great Hakurei Barrier which surrounds Gensokyo. Apart from her traditional miko duties, the Hakurei Shrine Maiden also acts as a sort of sheriff, protecting Gensokyo's native humans by resolving disturbances and "incidents" caused by Youkai. She is the official author of the Spell Card system, a type of Wizard Dueling which allows most such conflicts to end nonlethally, though she does not appear to have been its sole inventor.

Reimu is extremely talented, but hates training and is very lazy. She's a fair, honest person who acts the same way around everyone, regardless of social status and whether they're a friend or enemy. Unfortunately that usually just means she's a cynical Jerkass to everyone equally. This passive attitude towards monsters doesn't sit well with most of the humans in Gensokyo either, which means her shrine is unpopular and receives few donations.
Ami Mizuno

Ami, the first Sailor Guardian to join Sailor Moon in her fight, is a kind but insecure prodigy renowned for her genius intellect. Although she's timid and tends to obsess over her grades, she's a loyal friend and a worthy addition to the team. Her sharp mind and analytical abilities make her the strategist of the Inner Guardians.
Marie

Marie Korbel, the game's Final Boss, as well as the title character. A maid with a skeletal motif.

She and Peacock are from Rommelgrad, a town in the No Man's Land. They were both captured by the Medici slavers, and sometime after Peacock was disfigured by them, Marie somehow managed to escape and find the Skull Heart. She wished for revenge on the men who hurt her friend. Remarkably strong willed, she is able to hold off the influence of the Skull Heart, using her powers as the Skullgirl to enact revenge on the mafia.

Her birthday is April 3rd, but her blood type and age are unlisted. She likes Patricia. Her dislike list contains The Medici Mafia, and the slave traders who mutilated Patricia when she was a slave
Zaphotel11

"*MY OFFICE NOW*"
―Zaphotel11
Zaphotel11 is a retired Lieutenant Colonel in the US Air Force, along with being the former CO of Area 52's Security Squadron. He is an extremely competent officer, who is very serious about SF, and extremely dedicated to Stargate Command.

## Trivia

* Zap likes the British TV show *Sharpe*, a show set during the Napoleonic Wars.
* Zap likes to call people "Muppet" or "Numpty" very often.
* Founder of the SGC Giraffe Protection Act.
Minako Aino

Though she joins the team last, Minako has been active as a Sailor Guardian for quite some time using the alias of "Sailor V". She served as the leader of the Inner Guardians during the Silver Millennium and currently continues in that role, second only to Sailor Moon. Her ditziness and wacky antics belie an incredibly strong and capable Heartbroken Badass.

She was the first character in the franchise to be created, originally starring in a 1991 one-shot that would eventually become the prequel manga Codename: Sailor V, which was published alongside the Sailor Moon manga.
Mimic

Old Uncle Mimic is one of the Relic Hunters, a consortium of explorers that attempt to advance the future by excavating secrets of the past. Mimic is the closest thing Shantae has to a family.

He lives in his workshop in Scuttle Town, where he houses hundreds of ancient objects. Since townsfolk tend to be skeptical and stand-offish to Relic Hunters (and genies), he and Shantae make a great pair.

Shantae makes Mimic her project, and refuses to let him grow old, sloppy, or comfortable. Although she can get on his nerves at times, Mimic genuinely loves Shantae and strives to keep her safe. Although Shantae has no idea, Mimic is a retired hero of days long gone and still contains dormant skills that could awaken if provoked
Goku

Son Goku was far from a typical young lad, he was a rather extraordinary child with superhuman strength, a tail and an extreme naivety of the outside world, having never even seen another human besides his (now deceased) Grandpa Gohan. However, when Goku was 12 years old, he met a 16 year old girl named Bulma, or rather she crashed into him with her car. And from that day onwards, young Goku's life would be changed forever.
Making friends and enemies along the way, Goku searched for the Dragon Balls over and over again through the years, dealing with monsters and armies alike. Son Goku is also noticeablely one of the very first characters in Manga history to actually constantly age over the course of the series , Goku became a teenager, then an adult, married, had children, and even became a grandfather. Also, he died... Twice. But despite all that Goku still remains that adventurous young child at heart.

However, it is eventually revealed that he's a Saiyan, a member of an alien race of warriors who hire themselves out as mercenaries to tyrants who depopulate worlds. And he is amongst the last four (well, eight) of his kind. Although originally sent to devastate Earth (though it was later revealed his father Bardock sent him to Earth to escape Freeza's genocide of the Saiyans), he instead becomes the savior of the world multiple times over. Eventually embracing his Saiyan heritage, Goku became the first man in a millennia to become a Super Saiyan. And from that point onwards, he just kept getting stronger...
Cerebella

Throughout the Canopy Kingdom, Cerebella is admired for her enormous strength and alluring curves. Sadly, this acrobatic orphan only desires the attention of one man, the mobster Vitale Medici, who took her in and became the closest thing to a father she’s ever known. While inherently good, Cerebella serves the mafia as a leg-breaker when not performing in the circus. She is the only person capable of controlling her powerful Living Weapon hat, Vice-Versa, so Vitale is stingy with his affections to keep her fighting in his corner.

Her birthday is April 11th, and she's eighteen-years-old. Her blood type is B. Her official likes list contains competition, showing off, cats, professional wrestling, sudoku, flirting, pleasing Vitale, and teasing her roommate Feng. Her dislikes contain badmouthing of the Circus, badmouthing of Vitale, angry people, quitters, and cockroaches.

Cerebella uses the fists from her hat to move around the battlefield with huge leaps and bounds and to smash enemies into the pavement with powerful but slow strikes
Flandre Scarlet

Younger sister of Remilia Scarlet and the extra stage boss. She possesses the power to destroy anything at will, but due to her immaturity and mental instability, she's been kept locked up in the mansion basement for around 495 years. Despite this, she doesn't usually try to escape, and is actually quite fond of her older sister.
Lillie

Lillie is the resident bookworm, highly knowledgeable about Pokémon from her studies, but terrified by the thought of touching them. She watched over a Pokémon egg assigned to the class by Samson, in hopes that it would finally get her over her fear. The egg eventually hatched into an Alolan Vulpix and accepted her as its trainer.
Iris

New girl for Black and White. She is basically described as an outgoing Jungle Girl. She has a Dragon-Type Pokémon with her named Axew, which tends to camp in her hair. She is apparently skilled at being in the outdoors. Her ultimate desire is to become a "Dragon Master", an expert in Dragon-Type Pokémon.
Funky Kong

One of Donkey Kong's pals from DK Isle, Funky Kong hates leaving the safety of his garage, but gladly helps out Donkey and friends from the sidelines. He's a first-class gearhead who's invented a wide variety of vehicles and artillery to aid his friends, and often shows up at the last minute to throw a monkey wrench (pun intended) into King K. Rool's plans. When not at work, Funky loves surfing, drumming, and kart racing.
Mouser

**Mouser** is a large, humanoid mouse who wears sunglasses, gloves and boots. He is a resident of Subcon, the land of dreams. Not much is revealed about Mouser, though it is mentioned that he is prideful and utilizes his bombs to destroy good dreams. He is not to be confused with the Little Mousers, which what seem to be small versions of Mouser, but derived from their Japanese name, are completely different.
King K. Rool

An obscenely rich (and fat) crocodile who lords over the Kremlings, just as Bowser does for the Koopas. K. Rool is Donkey Kong's Arch-Enemyin the *Donkey Kong Country* games, much as Bowser is to Mario. Prone to adopting new personas (Kaptain K. Rool, Baron K. Roolenstein, etc.) at the drop of a hat.
Bill Cipher

The main antagonist of the series, working behind the scenes in the first season, and being more prominent in the second season. He is an interdimensional demon summoned by Gideon in his efforts to take over the Mystery Shack. He is a trickster who makes devilish deals to get what he wants, claims that something big will change the world soon enough, and is far more dangerous than any other creature that the Pines family has ever faced. Bill also exists on a slightly more meta level than the rest of the show's cast.
Cloud Strife

A former top-ranking member of Shinra's elite paramilitary unit, SOLDIER. Now working as a mercenary-for-hire, Cloud takes a job with the anti-Shinra organization AVALANCHE to bring down his old employers. It's revealed during the game that he isn't what he seems: Cloud failed to qualify for SOLDIER and instead took a job as an infantryman. During a mission to Nibelheim with Sephiroth and his best friend and SOLDIER 1st Class Zack Fair, Sephiroth went berserk and injured Cloud and Zack, who were taken away as lab experiments for Professor Hojo. Zack broke them out years later but died in the escape, and Cloud, suffering from a great deal of physical and psychological trauma, impressed Zack's memories on his own, creating a false past and a false personality to match it. After the truth is revealed he suffers a Heroic BSOD, but thanks to a Journey To The Center Of The Mind, he comes to terms with who he is and rebuilds his persona from the ground up.
Espio the Chameleon

**Espio the Chameleon**is an anthropomorphic chameleon, who mainly serves as an intelligent ninja warrior and a member of the Chaotix Detective Agency. There, he works together with Vector the Crocodile and Charmy Bee to solve whatever cases they are given, where he puts his skills to good use. While initially a hothead when introduced, Espio has since become a calm, soft-spoken, serious, and disciplined person whose wariness and soulful character makes him a vital member of his team, and balances out the foolishness of his friends.
Jet the Hawk

He is an anthropomorphic hawk and the leader of the current generation of Babylon Rogues. He is known as the "**Legendary Wind Master**" due to his mastery of Extreme Gear riding, which has earned him an impressive reputation.

Cocky and brash, Jet is very arrogant, prideful, and always seeks riches and fortunes. While also the Babylon Rogues' leader, Jet rarely takes his responsibilities seriously, though he knows how to assert his authority. For all his shady characteristics though, Jet is an honorable Extreme Gear rider.

Since losing to Sonic the Hedgehog in Extreme Gear, Jet has kept an intense rivalry with the hedgehog. Ever competitive, Jet has made it his foremost goal to best Sonic in speed and claim his title as the fastest thing in the universe.
Inuyasha

Inuyasha is the son of a dog youkai and a human woman. Persecuted throughout his childhood due to his halfbreed nature, he sought to use the Shikon Jewel to become a full youkai, but fell in love with the Jewel's human guardian, the miko Kikyo. Fifty years prior to the start of the series, Kikyo sealed Inuyasha to a tree with a magical arrow; when Kagome releases him, he resumes his mission to obtain the Shikon Jewel, which requires him to team up with Kagome to track down the broken Jewel's many shards.
Amy Rose

An energetic pink hedgehog whom Sonic rescued back in Sonic CD. Initially she was a fan of Sonic's who she desperately wanted to meet, but their meeting was soon cut short with the arrival of Dr. Eggman and his new creation, Metal Sonic. Metal kidnapped Amy and Sonic had to save her and stop Eggman's plan of using Little Planet to mess with the timeline. After Eggman's defeat, Amy fell completely in love with Sonic and has made numerous attempts to start a relationship with him, often getting mixed up in his adventures as a result, much to his chagrin.

Amy has a very sweet and understanding personality. She always tries her best to understand and see the best in people and help them in any way she can and is very protective of her friends. Underneath her sweetness lies quite the temper however, something that even Sonic isn't immune to being on the receiving end of.
Luma

**Lumas** are star-like creatures that first appear in *Super Mario Galaxy*. Unlike most Stars, they have a rain drop-like shape and come in many colors, with the most common one being yellow. They are much like Power Stars, but are more circular and have the ability to talk. The Lumas are each very friendly and assist Mario during his quest. Lumas have the ability to transform, from minor planetoids to entire galaxies, and according to Rosalina, some Lumas can even transform into Power Stars. They call Rosalina their *"Mama"*. Most of them make their home with her in the Comet Observatory, and others live on Starship Mario following their leader Lubba
Moneybags

A greedy bear from Avalar whose main purpose throughout the series is to extort gems from Spyro (sometimes in ludicrous amounts) in exchange for services (e.g. unlocking levels, opening passages and teaching Spyro abilities) essential for progression. In Year Of The Dragon he is found in the Forgotten Realms where he apparently works for The Sorceress, though he is willing to help Spyro in return for a bribe.
Malice

Malice is a redheaded goddess. Malice tried to save her world from the Dog God, an evil villain that seeks to destroy world after world. Malice failed, dying after having her head bitten off by the Dog God. In the afterlife, Malice meets Death, who promptly kicks her out of the underworld, telling her that there is no room for a goddess in the afterlife.

Back to life, Malice then meets the Metal Guardian. He tells her that the Dog God is currently attempting to destroy the entire universe, and he needs eight logic keys to track down the god. He finally gives Malice a giant club before sending her off on her quest spanning twenty different worlds.
Honey the Cat

Originally Dummied Out out of the original arcade and Sonic Gems Collection versions of Sonic The Fighters, Honey the Cat was reintegrated into the game as a secret character for the Updated Rerelease on Playstation Network and Xbox Live Arcade. She's also a minor character in the Archie comics continuity. She is directly based on the Ensemble Darkhorse character of the same name (though known as Candy outside of Japan) from Fighting Vipers, another Sega AM2 fighter.
Petey Piranha

Petey is a mutated Piranha Plant who's uprooted himself and can walk around on stubby rootlike legs and, miraculously, fly around clumsily with his little leaf-hands. He's physically among the largest of Bowser's baddies, plus one of the dumbest. He's known as "Boss Pakkun" in Japan, as Piranha Plants are called "Pakkun Flowers" in Japanese.
Rainbow Dash

The bearer of the Element of Loyalty. A speedy pegasus hailing from Cloudsdale who loves to race and compete whenever she can convince someone to go against her. Though Prideful and a bit arrogant, with a somewhat self-centered attitude, she's a loyal friend and a strong leader. Works as a weather manager of Ponyville.

In the episode "Newbie Dash", she becomes a member of the elite flying group, the Wonderbolts.
Ripto

The main villain of the second game. Ripto had enlisted Crush and Gulp to wage war before he was accidentally warped to Avalar by Hunter. Upon arrival, he set about enslaving the worlds in which his reign brought disaster upon Avalar until he was eventually defeated by Spyro. A vertically challenged grump prone to tantrums, Ripto returned for several face offs with Spyro afterwards.
Meta Knight

A masked swordsman that travels Dream Land searching for worthy opponents to hone his strength. He follows his own personal code of honor, a rarity among the residents of Dream Land and commands his own army from his flying battleship the Halberd. His cape can transform into bat wings allowing him to fly, and he wields the legendary blade Galaxia with incredible skill and speed. While his morality is highly ambiguous, he generally seems to be an Anti-Hero, and while he resembles Kirby without the mask, his exact relationship with Kirby remains a mystery.
Diddy Kong

Donkey Kong's little buddy, sidekick, and nephew wannabe, Diddy is a teenage monkey in a red baseball cap and tank top. Diddy is more carefree than DK and loves to play rap music and eat peanuts. He spends most of his time hanging out or having adventures with DK or his girlfriend, Dixie Kong. Diddy was introduced in Donkey Kong Country, but was integrated into Mario's extended cast in the Mario Sports games, starting with Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour.
Raspberry Torte

True to her name, she has a bit of a mean streak, but eventually becomes nicer as the 1980s series progresses. Her pet is a monkey named Rhubarb. She returns in the 2003 series as a tomboy and is very brash, but not to the extent of Peppermint Fizz, and has a close friend in Lemon Meringue. Her pet has the same name Rhubarb, but this time it's a raccoon. In the 2009 series, she runs the Fresh Fashion's Boutique where she designs, makes and sells her own merchandise, though she tends to be competitive when it comes to fashion with Lemon Meringue. She adopts a Chihuahua and names it Chiffon in season 3.
Doctor Eggman

The Big Bad of the series. The portly scientist whose one desire is to rule over everyone and everything using his technology. Eggman doesn't have a significant background, but he did seemingly look up to his grandfather, Gerald Robotnik. Although other sources claim he used to be a kind doctor before a freak accident warped his personality. Eggman's plans almost never change, and he's always willing to pull out all of the stops to accomplish his goal.

Eggman may possess a high IQ, but his personality is far from mature. He wants things his way, and is very temperamental when denied as such. However, despite his immaturity, he's every bit as clever as he claims to be, able to create almost anything for his goals, and possesses quite a bit of cunning and planning to carry them out. If there's one thing that stands out about the doctor, however, it's his ego, which may only be rivaled by his long-time nemesis, Sonic the Hedgehog.
Professor

Another of Spyro's associates from Avalar, the Professor is a mole who is an unrivalled expert in superportal technology. He has a base in the Forgotten Worlds and later seems to move to the Dragon Worlds full-time. He has close ties to two other characters - his ex-lab experiment Agent 9, and his nephew Blink.
Kiawe

The eldest pupil in class. He possesses a Z-Ring (that once belonged to his grandfather, a former Kahuna), and owns a Turtonator (which can use Z-Moves) and a Charizard (that belonged to his grandfather) he uses as a Sky Ride. He works on his family farm on Akala Island, using his Charizard to make deliveries.
Kamek

An evil Magikoopa, the turtle wizard Kamek has been serving Bowser since the Koopa King's infancy and is one of his most trusted minions. He flies around on his broomstick bringing woe to Mario and his pals, but usually prefers to sic giant monsters on our heroes instead of tangling with them head-on. Slightly confusingly, "Kamek" is also the general name of the Magikoopa species in Japan and Nintendo of Europe's localizations.
Wario

A fat, ill-tempered, greedy treasure hunter and microgame designer who is often described as Mario's rival. Debuted in Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins as the Big Bad, but branched off with WarioWare and his own platformers; his nemesis is Captain Syrup. He sticks around for the spin-offs, though.
Fujiwara no Mokou

The Extra stage boss of Imperishable Night, Mokou was the daughter of a nobleman (presumed to be Fujiwara no Fuhito, the founder of the powerful Fujiwara clan) who was scorned by Kaguya centuries ago. She swore revenge against Kaguya, and ended up stealing the Hourai Elixir and consuming it, becoming immortal. Centuries later, after having completely forgotten about Kaguya over the years, they happened to meet again in Gensokyo and Mokou rekindled her grudge, if only to have a purpose in her infinite lifespan.
Poochy

Yoshi's dog, a creature that has a head similar to a Piranha Plant and a ball for a tail. He's completely invulnerable and is able to walk across lava and spikes, serving as a mount for Yoshi or reveal special items. Since Yoshi is already used as a mount by humanoids, Poochy is proportionately gigantic
Princess Daisy

Princess Daisy made her first appearance in the Game Boy game Super Mario Land as Princess Peach's analogue in Sarasaland. Though she hasn't appeared in a main game since her debut, Daisy pops up frequently in Mario Party, sports titles, and other spinoffs. As a fellow royal, she tends to get along best with Peach, and has been described as her cousin at least once.
Ram

Lowee's CPU Candidate and the other one of Blanc's younger sisters. In contrast with Rom, she is lively but mischievous, always dragging around her sister. When she was much younger, she used to stick to Rom closely and avoid other people altogether. These days, she pulls pranks on others no matter who they are. The people of Lowee find such a rambunctious and mischievous girl cute, and they give her their unrelenting support. As White Sister, her personality is unchanged, but she's calmed down slightly and shows a stronger sense of responsibility.
Chun-Li

Interpol agent and the original fighting game Action Girl. She joined Interpol to investigate her father's apparent death at the hands of Bison and constantly pursues him and any other members of Shadaloo. In IV, she goes to investigate S.I.N.'s possible connection with Shadaloo along with Guile and Cammy.

By the time of Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike, she has retired from Interpol and runs an orphanage. When one of her students, Li-Fen, is abducted by Urien, she goes into Mama Bear mode and goes after him. V shows how the two met, and gives a clearer picture on her early days working with Nash and Guile.

While Chun-Li was not the first playable female fighting game character, nor the first female fighter by any means, she is definitely the first prominent and well-known one, earning her the honorary title "First Lady of Fighting Games". The trend of female fighters being quicker and lighter and liking kicks can be traced directly to Chun-Li's huge and powerful legs.
Eternity Larva

A swallowtail butterfly fairy, normally gentle in temperament, who was turned berserk by the current incident. She represents growth and metamorphosis, and as a result represents the caterpillar, pupa, and adult stages of a butterfly all at once. When she senses danger, she releases smelly danmaku from her antennae.
Cirno

An ice fairy who lives at the lake surrounding the Scarlet Devil Mansion. Her favorite hobby is freezing frogs and watching them thaw. Surprisingly, Cirno is one of the few characters that realizes what's going on during Phantasmagoria of Flower View, even though she mistakes it for a festival. Is best known for both an infamous Memetic Mutation detailed below and Icicle Fall, a spell card that can be completely dodged by placing yourself directly in front of Cirno.
Hong Meiling

Head gate guard and gardener for the Scarlet Devil Mansion and stage 3 boss, a Chinese master of martial arts and physical combat. Possesses perhaps the most well-known Fan Nickname in the series, "China", which came about because fans weren't sure how to pronounce her name. Note that Hong is her family name while Meiling is her given name. Unlike the Japanese names, this usually isn't reversed in translation to English, possibly to preserve an element of foreignness.
Remilia Scarlet

Vampire mistress of the Scarlet Devil Mansion, and final boss of Embodiment of Scarlet Devil. She is the source of the mist that blotted out the sun, because sunlight is harmful to her. (It turns out she can just use a parasol, though.) Feared by many youkai, she is incredibly vain and proud despite her relatively low position in the hierarchy of Gensoukyou, (falsely) claiming to be a descendant of Vlad Tepes himself and is very open about her being one of the few youkai that still eat humans, though she rarely takes enough blood to kill them.
Painwheel

Once, she was a normal schoolgirl named Carol, who was kidnapped by Valentine and delivered to the Anti-Skullgirls Labs’ secretive Lab Zero. There she was implanted with the synthetic Buer Drive and Gae Bolga Matrix parasites and infused with experimental Skullgirl blood, transforming her into the monster she is today. Violent and unstable as a result of these experiments, as a precaution she’s mentally controlled by Lab Zero’s powerful psychic director, Brain Drain. Fueled by rage, she draws her power from her pain and fury. Despite that, the soul of that scared young girl still lives on inside this monstrous body, desperately fighting off the onslaught of voices that would control her.

Her birthday is October 23rd, and she's fifteen-years-old. Her blood type is SGnote . Her official likes list contains flowers, gardening, walking on the beach at sunset, family, the sound of wind chimes, dogs, nostalgic memories, friends, magenta, and proper etiquette. Her dislikes include ASG Labs, Valentine, Brain Drain, the Skullgirl, the Skull Heart, people, her current body, mind control, torture, pain, frustration, gossip, styrofoam sounds, loud noises, and bad puns.

Painwheel couples viciously powerful strikes with high mobility and movement, allowing her total control of the space around her
Leon Powalski

Leon Powalski is the insane and unpredictable assassin and member of Star Wolf. In his first appearance in 64 (and 2), his personality was much different from the Ax Crazy persona he seems to have developed after Assault, although there were still hints of it ("I think I'll torture you for a while"). He's a complete psycopath by *Assault*. He plays The Rival to Falco
Bandana Waddle Dee

A seemingly high-ranking Waddle Dee in King Dedede's army. Distinguished by his blue bandana, which sets him apart from other Waddle Dees. He often acts as King Dedede's sidekick, despite also helping out Kirby from time to time. While initially a minor antagonist,later games feature him as one of Kirby's best friends, as well as being much stronger.
Milla Basset

A very young, shy, and somewhat naive little hound dog. She's followed Lilac (after rescuing Carol) out of interest in meeting a real-life dragon, eventually formally teaming up with her. Milla specializes in magic attacks that create phantom blocks for her to throw and barriers that deflect projectiles.
Misty

The youngest of four sisters, she hasn't been blessed with her sisters' looks or charisma (at in the opinion of her sisters). However, she got all of the talent at battling and being snarky. Originally rather temperamental with a crush on Ash that she covered with strong Tsundere tendencies; after acquiring Togepi - an infant Pokémon requiring a great deal of care - she calmed down considerably. At the end of Johto, she became her city's Gym Leader, but she has still occasionally reunited with Ash since then. An aspiring Water Master.
Mima

A vengeful spirit whom Reimu originally ran into during her trip into Jigoku. She later reappeared in Gensoukyou, trying to get revenge on not just Reimu, but all people. After being shot down a second time, she gives up being evil and spends her time hanging around the Hakurei Shrine and making fun of Reimu.
Mumbo Jumbo

The former mentor of Gruntilda the Witch until he turned his back on her, prompting her to magically trap Mumbo's face inside of a wooden mask. In the first game, he helps out Banjo and Kazooie by providing transformation spells in exchange for Mumbo Tokens. In Tooie, he takes a more active role, allowing you to play as him and use spells in certain locations. In Nuts and Bolts, he's taken up a job as a garage mechanic
Kanako Yasaka

The current god in charge of the Moriya Shrine, with dominion over wind and rain and an affection for snakes. The shrine was not originally hers, since she won it from Suwako after they fought each other in the Great Suwa War, though after complications arose they entered into a sort of dual-owner partnership. The two still have a reasonably good friendship despite their past rivalry and the occasional arguments. She moved the shrine to Gensoukyou because she could not gather enough faith from humans in the Outside World, and decided to gather faith from youkai as well. Despite clashing with the Hakurei Shrine she has obtained a significant amount of faith from the tengu and kappa, though nowhere near what she once possessed, and so she seeks ways to expand the numbers of her worshippers.
Ika Musume

The "protagonist" of the series, an anthropomorphic squid-girl who comes ashore to invade the surface world in retaliation for constant human pollution of the seas, only to end up being forced to work as a waitress at the Lemon Beach House restaurant in order to pay for a damaged wall of the restaurant.
Blaze the Cat

A fire-wielding cat from another dimension and guardian of its own set of emeralds called Sol Emeralds. Blaze initially ended up in Sonic's world due to both of their worlds being on the verge of merging and breaking apart due to her own dimension's equivalent to Dr. Eggman, Eggman Nega. Blaze initially didn't care much for teamwork and preferred to solve her problems without anyone's aid, but thanks to bonding with Cream and Sonic reaching out to her, she eventually grew to embrace her friends and together with Sonic, stopped the two Eggmen. Afterward, she returned to her own dimension, but she does make occasional appearances now and then.

Blaze is a very introverted person; she doesn't socialize much, and even after growing fond of her friends, she generally dislikes having to rely on others. But this is just a facade to hide a very shy individual, as Blaze often gets flustered when she's forced to interact with new people. When Blaze is on duty, though, she's far more strait-laced and focused on her task. She's also rather temperamental and reckless when her buttons are pressed.
Goomboss

Once an ordinary Goomba, until he begged Bowser to use the Star Rod to make him a king, which also greatly increased his size. Along with his minions Red Goomba and Blue Goomba, he is the first boss Mario fights.

Rather noteworthy is the fact that unlike most characters, let alone things originating from the Paper Mario series in general, the Goomba King directly appears in a couple of other games in the franchise outside of the role-playing games, under the name of Goomboss
Mario

The Hero; a short, pudgy Italian plumber and inhabitant of the Mushroom Kingdom. He is primarily charged with saving the perpetual Damsel in Distress, Princess Peach Toadstool, from the clutches of King Bowser Koopa and his minions. Since his debut in Donkey Kong in 1981, he's gone on to take many different professions, including golfer, tennis player, doctor, and go-kart racer.

Mario has a rather simple personality. Aside from his cheerful get-up-and-go attitude, bravery and occasionally being quick to anger; he's primarily a silent protagonist through which the player gets to experience the game.

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Rin Kaenbyou

A kasha who can control evil spirits and carry them to the Hell of Blazing Fires, and one of Satori's many pets. She dislikes long names, so she has everyone call her Orin instead of by her full name. She thinks highly of her mistress Satori, and is good friends with Utsuho, but becomes terrified once Utsuho starts going mad from her newfound power. Afraid that Satori may find out and punish Utsuho, Rin instead drives evil spirits above-ground, attempting to lure the powerful youkai living there down to help her out.
Medicine Melancholy

A doll that has come to life as a youkai, she works hard for the emancipation of all dolls. Unfortunately, most dolls are unable to live as she can. She has the power to control various kinds of poison, allegedly due to the fact she was discarded on the Nameless Hill in the middle of a field of poisonous lily-of-the-valley flowers.
Knuckles the Echidna

A red echidna from Angel Island, and guardian of the Master Emerald. He was first introduced as an antagonist in Sonic the Hedgehog 3 and Sonic & Knuckles, having been told by Eggman that Sonic and Tails intended to steal the Master Emerald. Halfway through the game, Eggman betrays Knuckles and steals the Master Emerald himself, which forced Knuckles to accept Sonic & Tails help in getting it back. Afterward, Knuckles would then be one of the duo's chief allies in fighting Eggman, but his guardian duties keep him out of the action most of the time. Not much of his past was known, but that changed with Sonic Adventure which fleshed out his background quite a bit. Turns out, Knuckles is the last of the echindas after they were wiped out for attempting to use the the Emeralds and desecrating the shrine (and injuring numerous Chao) which the angered the at the time guardian Chaos. Afterward, the piece of the shrine became Angel Island.

If Sonic is like the wind, then Knuckles is like the mountain; stern and unmovable. So naturally, they tend to butt heads, but do get along occasionally. Because of spending most of his life on a secluded island, he naturally prefers to be by himself and has quite the wild temper. However, despite these traits he's a nice guy, and more than willing to abandon his post to help out his friends.
King Boo

King Boo, a big ol' round blob of ectoplasm. He first appeared in Luigi's Mansion as the final boss that Luigi must face before clearing his house of its ghost infestation. Since then, he's appeared in the Mario Kart series and some of the Mario sports titles before reprising his role as the Big Bad and Final Boss in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon, in which King Boo destroys the eponymous Dark Moon and uses the Evershade Valley ghosts in a mad quest for revenge. He's set apart from the other Boos by his great size, crown, and formidable magical powers (which increase in potency when more of his Boo servants are nearby). In accordance to his subjects, his Japanese name is "King Telesa".
Rei Hino

A shrine maiden at Hikawa Shrine who possesses potent psychic abilities in addition to her powers as a Sailor Guardian. Her personality varies wildly from one adaptation to the next, but in all versions she's a dedicated fighter and one of Usagi's closest friends, despite the occasional animosity between the two.
Roll

The third humanoid robot built by Dr. Light, and a close companion of Mega Man brought up as a "sister" of sorts. Being a housekeeping robot, she doesn't do much fighting on the field, preferring instead to use her smarts and help Mega Man from the home base.According to her character card in Mega Man & Bass, she hates cockroaches
Rom

Lowee's CPU Candidate and one of Blanc's younger sisters. Despite being older than Ram she is insecure, shy and timid. She has a habit of speaking the emotions she's experiencing - the people of Lowee say this makes her more adorable, and they give her a great amount of support. As White Sister, her timid personality disappears and she becomes more forward, clearly articulating what she wants to say.
Tewi Inaba

An earth rabbit youkai and leader of the earth rabbits of Eientei. Her explicit power is the ability to bring good luck to people, but usually she's just a prankster. Started as another stage midboss with no dialogue, only a name and profile, but later got more coverage, including a major role in Inaba of the Moon & Inaba of the Earth.
Uni

Lastation's CPU Candidate and Noire's younger sister. A military Otaku who loves firearms more than anyone else. As Black Sister, her personality become strong and belligerent. While the other CPU and CPU Candidates usually have a small increase in bust size when transforming, Uni's chest somehow shrinks rather noticeably. She claims that they become "light-weight" so they won't get in the way of shooting her gun, but internally she's very bothered by it. Rom and Ram secretly call her their "flat buddy".
Andross

The main enemy of Star Fox. Andross was once a brilliant Cornerian scientist who researched biotechnology after developing a powerful hyperspatial engine. However, his experiments grew increasingly radical to the point that his secret weapon wreaked havoc in the capital. The Corneria Defense Force was ultimately able to contain the disaster at a severe cost. He was arrested and exiled to Venom by General Pepper, but suddenly resurged with a Venomian empire five years later, initiating the Lylat Wars
Wolf O'Donnell

Wolf O'Donnell is the leader of the Star Wolf team and perennial rival to Fox. He and Fox first fought during 64 (technically Star Fox 2 had it been released) when Andross hired Star Wolf to take down Star Fox. Since their first encounter, however, Wolf gained a grudging respect for Fox and came to his aid several times — though it's stated that Wolf only helps Fox so he can ensure he will one day take him down by himself
Starlight Glimmer

Starlight Glimmer was the leader of a town in which all the ponies have given up their cutie marks for equal signs. She has a different idea of "friendship" from Twilight; differences breed jealousy and disagreement that can damage friendships, thus everypony must be "equal" to everypony else in order to be friends. That means giving up your cutie mark so everyone has no special talents or conflicting opinions. This belief stems from her childhood, when her friend Sunburst got his cutie mark and moved away, abandoning her and convincing her that cutie marks only led to unhappiness and broken friendships.

After the heroines defeat Starlight and free her village, she flees and returns in the Season 5 finale with a plan to claim vengeance on the Mane Six, but her plans create chaos across Equestria in ways she didn't anticipate. Realizing how important Twilight and her friends are to Equestria's safety, Starlight relents and stands down, and moves in with Twilight to learn true friendship from her. In the Season 6 premiere, Starlight completes her first friendship lesson as Twilight's pupil, and reconciles with Sunburst. In the Season six finale, Starlight herself becomes a hero by leading a makeshift team to save her friends from the revenge-driven Queen Chrysalis.

By Season 8, she's respected and trusted enough that Twilight enlists her as the Guidance Counselor for her Friendship School.