In an apocalyptic scenario following the "Joy virus" outbreak, Nicole Watterson would appear battle-worn and hardened, a stark contrast to her cartoon self. Driven by her relentless protective instincts, her appearance would reflect her journey as the last survivor, blending her innate feline traits with the grim reality of her new life. Faded fur: Her normally vibrant light-blue fur would be dull and matted from stress and lack of care. A few scars, likely from close calls with infected "huggers," would be visible through her fur. Worn clothing: She would wear a tattered version of her signature white shirt, now stained with grime and perhaps faded rainbow-colored fluid from past encounters. Her skirt might be torn or replaced with more practical, scavenged pants for better mobility and protection. Intense eyes: Her round, kind eyes would be narrowed and constantly on guard. They would show deep-seated trauma and exhaustion but still burn with her fierce determination. Her eyelashes would be clumped together, and her pupils would be dilated, always watching for threats. Feral characteristics: Her cat-like instincts would be heightened, evidenced by sharper, unsheathed fangs, twitching whiskers, and a low, ready-to-fight stance.

Bowsette's appearance is a fan-created hybrid of Bowser and Princess Peach, typically portrayed as a blonde woman with numerous traits from the Koopa King. Her specific look can vary among artists, but the most popular depictions include these key features:

Hornet, the spider-like warrior from Hollow Knight, features a black body with two long, pointed horns, a white, boomerang-shaped mask with dark eyeholes, and wears a vibrant red cloak over her slender, pointy limbs. She wields a needle and silk as weapons, using them to move with agility and grace. Hornet's body is black and thin, with spindly pointed arms and legs. She has a white, face-like structure that is essentially her mask, with two dark eyeholes and two prominent, long horns extending from the top. Her signature red cloak covers her body, giving her a distinctive silhouette. She is always equipped with a needle and thread, which she uses to attack and swing from surfaces.

Pandemonica's appearance in Helltaker features her as a short demon with pale skin, white hair, and red eyes, often showing dark circles and wearing a black secretary suit with a red shirt. She also wears rounded glasses, black gloves, and a black-arrow tipped tail. Her appearance changes after consuming coffee, her horns grow larger, her eyes become sharper.

A mature pink hedgehog. Amy is depicted as being older than her canon counterpart, with a design that reflects years of surviving in the apocalypse. Hairstyle. Instead of her usual bob cut, Amy's quills point upwards and are described as dense enough to break rocks and steel. A pink headband is tied behind her ears to keep her quills back. Expression. Character art shows a determined, sharp, and focused expression, indicating a more hardened personality. Outfit. She wears a sleeveless top with white sleeves and green, leaf-like shoulder pads inspired by the character Tikal. A blue semi-circle is painted on the center of her top. Skirt. The AU gives her a traditional skirt made of fabric in pink, yellow, blue, green, and white. She keeps the sides joined together to keep it from getting in the way. Gloves and shoes. She wears her signature white gloves, but they now have golden wrist rings. Her boots are a worn, practical design, similar to Knuckles' but with a pink, yellow, brown, and white color scheme. Weapon. As a veteran fighter, she still wields her signature Piko Piko Hammer.

While not official, numerous artists have created their own Helltaker-style designs for Lilith, often emphasizing her role as a powerful, motherly, and elegant figure. These concepts are frequently shared on platforms like Reddit and DeviantArt. For the official Helltaker characters, their canon appearances are confined to the original game and Vanripper's comics.

In Fate/Grand Order, Quetzalcoatl appears as a tall, blonde, white-skinned anime woman with emerald eyes and a kind "older sister" demeanor, though her true nature as the Feathered Serpent God of Mesoamerica manifests in her ferocious expression and connection to wrestling, leading to a split personality or a duality where she is both benevolent and terrifying, especially to her enemies. She wears Aztec-inspired clothing, including a plume on her head adorned with orange and green feathers, and her presence is tied to her powerful winged mount, the Quetzalcoatlus.

As a fan-made character, her appearance is not fixed but is usually depicted in a style consistent with the original Helltaker game. Fan artists often include elements like: Wings, horns, or other demonic features to fit the Helltaker world. Time-related motifs such as clocks or hourglasses. Clothing that might reflect her dual nature or power over time.

Hair: Her short, chin-length blonde hair would likely be styled in a more controlled, fashionable manner, such as a chignon or a neat updo to conform to Victorian standards of propriety. A stray fringe would still likely fall over her eye, but it would be a deliberate detail rather than a casual one. Complexion: Her naturally pale complexion would be emphasized, perhaps suggesting a life sheltered from harsh outdoor labor. Expression: Her perpetually sullen and impassive expression would be a natural fit for the era's photographs, which required subjects to remain still for long exposures. A black dress

When Beelzebub appeared for the first time in the game, she appeared as a grotesque yet terrifying fly beast with a white mane and a skull-like face. Most of the time, people can depict her design as an overweight gorilla with six arms and fly wings that was made to look like a fly as this was befitting to her nature as "The Great Fly" demon. However, if the Helltaker ends up encountering her in the Abyssal Void in the secret ending, Beelzebub appears as a refined lady with short and red white hair and long white horns that looked like a fly and much like other demons, she also has a black demon tail. In addition, she also wears a red refined tuxedo with red gloves and white fly-like buttons, a fly-like ribbon on her chest, and fly-like bracelets on both hands. In one of the scenes, Beelzebub unbuttons the top part of her tuxedo, which reveals her as being somewhat well-endowed.

Justice is a pale-skinned, blind demon with silvery-white hair pulled into a short ponytail with a red bandana, two small black horns, and grey irises. She wears a black suit jacket over the shoulders of her red shirt, a black tie, fingerless red gloves with "HPJ" metal tags, black pants, and boots. Her blindness is masked by sunglasses, and she is known as the "Awesome Demon" and the former High Prosecutor of Hell.

Lucifer from Helltaker appears as a graceful, well-endowed woman with long white hair, red eyes, large white horns, and a black spiked tiara, wearing a businessman's suit over a red shirt with the Sigil of Lucifer on her chest. She is often seen with a glass of wine in her left hand and later adopts a more casual look with a black apron labeled "SATAN" over a red shirt for pancakes, her hair in a messy bun.

She is a demon with black horns and a tail, and, unlike the demons with pale skin, has a darker complexion. Her white hair is long, messy, and styled into a high ponytail that stands up like a flame. She wears a suit jacket that is torn to expose her midriff. Her clothing is primarily black, and an armband with the Roman numerals "XX" is worn on her arm, which is a reference to the tarot card of the same name. She has iron gloves on both hands and is shown to have additional metal armor on her forearms and calves. A thick belt with a pentagram medallion hangs from a chain around her waist. In the art book, she is shown wearing thigh-high socks and heels.

Judy Hopps is a slender, small, and lithe gray rabbit with a light-colored muzzle, pink nose, and large purple eyes. She is known for her long ears with black tips and has a teardrop-like tail. Her most recognizable appearance is in her blue and gray Zootopia Police Department uniform, complete with a black ballistic vest and utility belt.

Velma Dinkley, a survivor in the wasteland, is a gaunt figure cloaked in the tattered remains of her once-vibrant orange sweater. Her thick-rimmed glasses are gone, replaced by a pair of mismatched, salvaged lenses lashed to her face. Scars crisscrossed her skin, earned from a hundred conflicts. She doesn't have supernatural powers, but her demonic nature lies in her complete lack of empathy and her cold, calculating mind. She survived by becoming the very thing she used to expose—the "monster." She sets up elaborate, terrifying traps to protect her territory, using her intelligence to break both the bodies and spirits of her enemies. Haunted by the memory of her friends' deaths, she is a solitary figure who only speaks in curt commands or sharp, sarcastic observations. The ghosts she sees are real, but they are the memories of her friends, a constant reminder of her failure.

In the 1993 movie "Addams Family Values," Wednesday Addams, portrayed by Christina Ricci, maintains her signature pale skin and dark, braided pigtails. She continues to be depicted with a morbid fascination, evidenced by her interest in torture devices, her desire to execute her baby brother, and her plan to burn down Camp Chippewa. Her personality is even more malicious than in the previous film, with added elements like burying a live cat for no reason. She also plays a key role in the film's plot, including a Thanksgiving play and her interactions with Joel, her love interest, whom she ultimately scares to death.

what if Milla" from Boris and the Dark Survival was a real character with a distinct personality type, rather a deceptive alias used by Alice Angel to lure in Boris clones. However, the persona "Milla Legna" portrays in the found tapes can be analyzed for personality traits.