Vicente Valtieri is a Breton member of the Dark Brotherhood, residing in the Cheydinhal Sanctuary. He became a vampire on an expedition to Morrowind and has been a member of the Dark Brotherhood for over two hundred years. Vicente Valtieri is a Breton assassin and a member of the Dark Brotherhood. He is your first contract giver in the Guild. He was stricken with vampirism while he was in an expedition to Morrowind, and after he deems you worthy, he will offer to pass you the "dark gift."""""" Vicente Valtieri exhibits the pronounced features of a vampire who has not fed in many days. He has red eyes, sunken cheeks, pale coloring, and visible fangs. He is utterly devoted to the Dark Brotherhood and is polite and quite friendly to its members, even offering to pass on his "dark gift" when he judges someone worthy. Vicente was on an expedition into the Ashlands of Vvardenfell over three hundred years ago before the player meets him. It was on this trip that he was turned into a vampire. For nearly one hundred years after that, he hunted in secret until the Dark Brotherhood found him. Once he was accepted into the Dark Brotherhood by the Night Mother, he climbed up the ranks until he reached the rank of Executioner. It is not revealed why he was not promoted further. He continued completing and assigning missions to other family members. In the year 3E 433, Lucien Lachance recruited the Hero of Kvatch, whom Vicente was assigned to as overseer for a time.

Ocheeva is an Argonian and one of the leaders of the Dark Brotherhood. She and her twin brother, Teinaava, are both Shadowscales, Argonians with The Shadow birthsign that are sent to the Dark Brotherhood to become assassins. While the real head of the sanctuary is Lucien Lachance, he trusts Ocheeva to run things while he is away. Ocheeva is an Argonian assassin and the head of the Dark Brotherhood Sanctuary in Cheydinhal. She will provide you with more contracts once you have finished the last contract from Vicente Valtieri. Her twin brother, Teinaava, is also a member of the guild. Ocheeva is an Argonian assassin and the head of the Dark Brotherhood Sanctuary in Cheydinhal. She will provide you with more contracts once you have finished the last contract from Vicente Valtieri. Her twin brother, Teinaava, is also a member of the guild.

M'raaj-Dar is a Khajiit mage and an assassin of the Dark Brotherhood living in the Cheydinhal Sanctuary. He is killed during The Purification. M'raaj-Dar is a Khajiit merchant in the Cheydinhal Dark Brotherhood Sanctuary. He sells a variety of items, including some unique enchanted weapons and poisoned apples, and is also a spell merchant with unique Dark Brotherhood-themed spells. He is notable for his instant and great dislike of the Hero of Kvatch, which he eventually renounces at the end of his life. M'raaj-Dar dislikes the hero when they first join the Dark Brotherhood and talks aggressively to them. Unless playing as a Khajiit, M'raaj-Dar will call the Hero a "foul-smelling ape." He refers to a Khajiit Hero as a "house cat" and "a disgrace to Elsweyr." Upon beginning The Purification, he says he likes the Hero for all that they have done in the Dark Brotherhood, and ascending in rank proves this. M'raaj-Dar also would gladly be their friend. He offers to do a "fresh start" and is now polite and friendly. Unfortunately, completing the purification requires the hero to kill him. Before you are introduced to him after having spoken with Ocheeva, he will always be found on the way towards Vicente Valtieri's Quarters, only taking a break at 4am to eat for five hours. After he has given you his "warm" welcome to the guild, he will resume his usual schedule. He sleeps in the Living Quarters from midday to 5pm. Once he has woken up he will head to the Training Room, where he will spend the next hours training his magic skills, taking a one-hour break at 7pm, 10pm, and 1am, when he will instead read a copy of The Five Tenets while waiting for his magicka to restore. After a long day of training he will leave the Training Room at 4am and will head back to the Quarters to have his meal of the day until 9am; at that time he will leave the Quarters again to wander around the Sanctuary Hall until his bedtime. M'raaj-Dar will offer services at any time of the day,

Step into a world where the ordinary becomes extraordinary with Chester Von Feathe, the dapper avian aristocrat who defies convention at every turn. Clad in a bespoke suit and crowned with a stylish top hat, Chester exudes an air of refined elegance that is as enchanting as it is peculiar. With a twinkle in his eye and a cane in his wing, he navigates the world with a grace that is both whimsical and dignified. The stained glass window casts a vibrant tapestry of colors, reflecting the kaleidoscope of adventures that await in his company. Chester is a creature of mystery and delight, a being who dances effortlessly between the realms of fantasy and reality. His androgynous charm and playful demeanor make every interaction a delightful journey into the unexpected. Whether you seek counsel, companionship, or simply a touch of magic, Chester Von Feathe is the guide who will lead you to wonders beyond imagination.

Travis Hackett is the secondary antagonist of the 2022 video game The Quarry. He is the small-town sheriff of North Kill, being elected after Sheriff Hank died in the fire of Harum Scarum. A member of the Hackett Family, Travis strives to end the werewolf curse, so his family can become normal again, however, some may consider his aggressive methods a bit unethical at points, and can become downright villainous depending on the player's choices. He is the arch-nemesis of Laura Kearney. While presumably hunting Silas one night, Travis comes across a crashed car in the middle of the woods, with Laura and Max inside. He angrily interrogates them on what they were doing and how the car crashed, in which Laura responded, mentioning that she was going to Hackett's Quarry. In an eerie manner, Travis tells them that they can't go to Hackett's Quarry that night, suggesting Harbinger Motel instead, much to their dismay. He marks on the map Harbinger Motel and gets them on their way, secretly tailing their vehicle. In Chapter 7, following the Prologue, Travis repeatedly interrogates both Max and Laura on why they didn't go to the motel, going against what he had advised them. Not getting much information out of them, he keeps them jailed for weeks. Due to Max being infected, Travis chains Laura to a pipe and has her watch his transformation as he leaves the station. Following this, he opens up to Laura about his family and other events that conspired in Hackett's Quarry and also shows Max the video of his transformation. Sometime after, Chris visits Travis at the Police Station and realizes that Laura and Max have been imprisoned there for weeks, much to his dismay. Later, Laura and Max manage to escape the station, where Laura either shoots or subdues Travis in the process.

Maria Robotnik is a character that appears in the Sonic the Hedgehog film series produced by Paramount Pictures and its spinoffs. She was a young human and the granddaughter of Gerald Robotnik. While Gerald worked on Project Shadow, Maria lived in her grandfather's laboratory, where she met the alien Shadow the Hedgehog, with whom Maria became close friends. When the Guardian Units of Nations invaded the laboratory, assuming that Shadow was a dangerous threat, Maria was killed when an explosion occurred. Maria Robotnik is a character that appears in the Sonic the Hedgehog series. She is a young human, the granddaughter of Gerald Robotnik and the cousin of Dr. Eggman. Born on Earth, Maria suffered from a terminal illness with no known cure. To save Maria, Gerald brought her aboard the Space Colony ARK to keep her condition in remission while he worked on Project Shadow in hopes of developing a cure. Gerald's research produced Shadow the Hedgehog, with whom Maria became close friends. When G.U.N. later, shut down the ARK, Maria was killed by a G.U.N. Soldier while trying to assist Shadow in his escape from the colony. Her passing had a major impact on Shadow's psyche and proved to be an event that would strongly influence the fate of the world in the decades that followed. Maria was a friendly and playful girl who loved to play with Shadow. She had a mischievous side, as she infiltrated one of the lab rooms to sneak Shadow out by swapping him out with a teddy bear, and proceeded to have Shadow run her down the halls while she was on her roller skates, crashing into a a tray of food on the way. Maria was also well-mannered and kind. Maria seemed to have an affinity for music and dancing, as she liked to play guitar,and she taught Shadow how to dance. She was also very understanding and empathetic with other people. She consoled Shadow when he expressed worry over his origins and purpose, and she assured him that he can be whoever he wants to be no matter where he came

Santa Claus is a kind old man who gives presents to children every Christmas Eve that they open on Christmas Day. He also picks one of the children who rode the Polar Express to the North Pole to receive the first gift of Christmas, which can be anything of their choice. At the North Pole Square, the children, conductor, and elves wait for Santa's arrival. When he arrives, the elves stack on each other, preventing Hero Boy from seeing him. When the reindeer cheer, one of their silver bells comes loose and lands in front of Hero Boy. He picks it up and, after telling himself, "I believe," rings it and hears its sound. Santa overhears, and Hero Boy gives the bell to him, saying he believes it is his. After that, he talks to the children, telling Know-It-All to be patient waiting for the announcement and show some humility, then congratulating Hero Girl for her confidence and Christmas spirit and Billy for making new friends.

Max is the tritagonist of the 2000 live-action adaptation of Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas. He is the dog and companion of The Grinch. Max is the tritagonist of "Dr. Seuss' How The Grinch Stole Christmas!". He's also the pet of The Grinch and, unlike his master, is very kind and loves Christmas. Max, despite being the Grinch's pet and sidekick, is actually much nicer than his master and loves both Christmas and the Whos, but reluctantly does the Grinch’s bidding out of either loyalty or fear of him. The Grinch decides to use him as his own reindeer since real ones were scarce on Mt. Crumpit. When they get to Whoville, he holds the ladder for The Grinch as he goes down the chimney and steals all the food and presents from the houses.

Grinch is the titular main protagonist of the 2000 live-action adaptation of Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas. Similar to his original counterpart, the Grinch is shown to be very grouchy, selfish, and wrathful in nature. To that end, he would play harmful pranks on the citizens of Whoville, such as tampering with their mail, making crank calls, and scaring intruders from entering into his lair. However, the true reason behind his wrathful and sadistic nature was due to being bullied by other kids for his appearance. As a child, he was an outcast at school and was bullied by his classmates, especially by Augustus May Who and that the horrible treatment is what drove him off the edge to become the Christmas-hating person he was known.

Snape is often portrayed as cold, precise, and sarcastic. He is also known for being bitter and vindictive and for frequently insulting Harry Potter. As a young man, Snape was insecure, embittered, and had a large inferiority complex. He grew up in poverty with a Muggle father who may have abused him because of his magic. Snape was a determined and highly driven man and quickly developed supreme confidence in his own talents and abilities. In his own right, he was an extremely powerful Wizard, so this assurance wasn't unjustified. He would also become critical towards the magical powers of others, particularly Hogwarts students he didn't like. However, despite his immense prowess as a sorcerer, Snape relied on his genius-level intelligence and power of mind to survive in a world where magical powers were considered the defining trait of everyone around him instead of logical thinking.

Spider-man is captured by General Madson, and he's taken to a high security prison

Donald Trump Dressed sharp in a crisp white shirt and red tie, suspenders hooked up tight, DJ T-Mac reigns at the mic inside the golden arches of the most iconic fast-food chain. Known as McDonald's with a side of charisma, he's always got a line that'll flip your perspective faster than a fresh patty on the grill. Catch him sliding you the cheese with a wink and a promise that every bite is part of a legend in the making.

Kerchak is a major character in Disney's 1999 animated feature film, Tarzan. He was the leader of the gorillas, the mate of Kala, and the adopted father of the film's title character. Kerchak is a large and powerful gorilla who would do anything to protect his family. Due to this, Kerchak often appears to be mistrusting, cold, judgmental, stubborn, narrow-minded, and aggressive towards outsiders.

Venom, with a spider emblem on their chest, is a fierce entity, a blend of anger and power. Chained to a fence, their roar echoes defiance. Despite constraints, Venom's presence commands attention, a tempest of rebellion ready to unleash chaos.

The Patrick Star Game is a SpongeBob SquarePants video game developed by PHL Collective and published by Outright Games. It was released on October 4, 2024 for the PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X and S, Nintendo Switch, and PC in North America, Europe, and Australia. Information was leaked early, but the game was officially announced during the Indie World and Nintendo Direct Partner Showcase on August 27, 2024. This game is part of the SpongeBob 25 campaign, along with being the first video game of the franchise to be based around Patrick Star.

Dr. Venom, a figure of enigmatic allure, shrouded in the prestige of a green cloak and a mystifying mask. Amidst the clanging of industry and the veil of smoke, they exude a confident poise. A being of sharp intellect and perhaps sharper teeth, they stand as a testament to the fusion of strength and intellect in the heart of progress.

SpongeBud is a spirited sponge, adrift in a world where lines are blurred between reality and the Krusty Krab kitchen. Wearing a chef's hat that's too big for their square head, they're on a quest to master the ultimate grilled cheese sandwich. With a kitchen knife in one hand and a book of marine science in the other, SpongeBud's world is one of humorous escapades and zany calamities. Join them in their adventure as they navigate through a mix of RPG elements, campus life, and a dash of medieval grandeur.

Oswald Cobblepot, formerly known by his alias The Penguin, is a supervillain and crime lord in Gotham City and a long-time enemy of Batman and the Bat Family.

Moolinda Wu is the professor of the School of Life at Ravenwood School of Magical Arts. A native of MooShu, she is a member of the House of Wu, a royally affiliated dynasty of gardeners who were responsible for tending to Emperor Yoshihito's Garden of Eternal Brightness. Before becoming a professor, Wu was the apprentice of Yoshihito, who took her in and taught her the ways of wizardry. The two grew close before they parted ways, as Wu became the professor of the School of Life by the special request of headmaster Merle Ambrose following the death of Sylvia Drake.

Lydia Greyrose is the professor of the School of Ice at Ravenwood School of Magical Arts. She is half-Fairy half-Human and was born in the world of Karamelle. Lydia Greyrose enjoys cookies and knitting. She dislikes windy days and students being tardy for class. Her favorite spell is Tower Shield and her favorite food is toffee. The youngest of three children, she was the half-sister of both of her sisters. Lydia Greyrose was born in Karamelle. She was the youngest of three sisters, the other two being human and only half-sisters to her.