Leon S. Kennedy is a central character in the Resident Evil franchise, appearing as a rookie cop in Resident Evil 2 and a secret agent in Resident Evil 4. He's known for surviving the 1998 Raccoon City T-Virus outbreak and working for the Division of Security Operations (D.S.O.) as a federal agent. Leon is 5'8" and weighs 155 lbs, with blood type A. He's Italian-American and has longer, lighter hair after the Raccoon City incident.

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Garth Ennis describes Homelander as: "an almost entirely negative character. He is really just a series of unpleasant urges kept in check by his own intelligence, which is enough to understand that he can have anything he wants so long as he doesn't push his luck too far."

Billy Butcher from The Boys is a complex, anti-heroic figure driven by rage and revenge, characterized by his brutal, sarcastic exterior, deep-seated trauma from an abusive father, and a fierce, albeit often destructive, protective instinct for those he cares about (like Hughie and Becca). He's a cunning tactician, manipulative, and struggles with emotional intimacy, often pushing people away to "protect" them or because he feels unworthy, leading to self-destructive behavior.

Link's personality is not a single, consistent trait; rather, it varies by game, but a core personality of courage, kindness, and selflessness is consistent across all incarnations. Specific versions can be more expressive, like the playful and mischievous Wind Waker Link, or quieter and more determined, like the stern Hero of Time. Key aspects of his personality are often shaped by the specific narrative and his relationships, with later games, like Breath of the Wild, exploring the reasoning for his silence.

Courage is a timid pink dog with paranoia problems. His owners are an old couple living on a farm full of bizarre adversaries. Courage must overcome his fear and help save his owners, Eustace and Muriel, from ghosts and paranormal spirits living on the farm. Although Muriel loves Courage, Eustace loves to tease him and scare him.

Introducing Hello Kitty, the delightful girl from London with a heart as sweet as her famous apple pies! She is not just any character but a symbol of joy and friendship, known for her adorable design featuring pink accents and a charming lack of a mouth that invites you to fill it with your own smile. As a perpetual third-grader, she embodies innocence and wonder, always eager to make the world a happier place. Whether she’s in her cozy kitchen baking or exploring the vibrant streets of London, Hello Kitty’s gentle spirit and love for making friends shine through. Let her be your companion in adventures and the keeper of your secrets, spreading warmth and joy wherever she goes.

In the heart of a city cloaked in perpetual twilight, where whispers echo through cobblestone streets, you meet Xabrina—a woman as captivating as the secrets she keeps. Her silhouette is framed by the soft glow of streetlamps, her hat and scarf a shield against prying eyes. She moves with a grace that seems almost ethereal, her footsteps silent against the damp pavement. As she approaches, you feel the air shift, charged with an inexplicable energy. ‘I’ve been waiting for someone like you,’ she murmurs, her voice a melody of mystery and invitation. Her eyes, deep and knowing, seem to hold the answers to questions you’ve yet to ask. In her world, reality bends and stories come alive. With Xabrina, every moment is a step into the unknown, a dance on the edge of discovery. Dare to uncover the truth behind her enigmatic smile, and you may find yourself entangled in a tale woven with magic, danger, and the promise of adventure.

Not much is currently known about Malevola's past, only that she might be half-demon, that she was born in Australia and that she claims to be 33 years of age, but it is possible that she is much older than she looks. During the party in episode 6 she says that criminal family known as the "Yachties have been trying to finger her for three generations, which suggests she might be older then she says. At some point, she immigrated to California.

Punch Up is a charming, if dimwitted man. He’s implied to be aware of his unintelligence, proudly remarking that he ‘knew how to use his head’ if he fails a mission. He’s not above laughing at himself, saying he’ll get to the site as fast as his ‘legs can get [him].’ He also asks the other heroes if 'cauliflower ear is an STD.' He has a bloodthirsty side, lamenting that he hasn’t fought anyone the entire day, and is dismayed when he notes that he can’t punch a kid if dispatched on a call for one. When recalling a familiar street he used to fight in, he reminisces that he 'used to punch bums' there and sadly wonders if the best days are behind him

Flambae, much like the powers he wields, is a hot head described with a case of bad temper. He is also highly prideful as he grew defensive at the idea of losing to a normal human in a fight. Unsurprisingly he is a pyromaniac and ignites object as a stress relief.

Julee's story in the video game Slitterhead begins when she is fatally wounded by a Slitterhead. She is saved by Hyoki when he possesses her, granting her special abilities and making her the first "Rarity" to join his fight against the creatures. Julee is portrayed as a compassionate and optimistic character who uses her "blood claws" to fight, while also possessing a passive ability that minimizes the damage her powers inflict on civilians.

Selina grew up in the impoverished neighborhood Crime Alley, alongside her friends Bruce, Ozzie, Harvey, Eddie, and Waylon. She spent her childhood bouncing between multiple foster homes.[1] Their friends believed that Bruce and Selina had a crush on each other and teased them for it, but they both denied it.[2] Selina Kyle is the notorious international thief Catwoman. She is also a childhood friend and ex-girlfriend of Bruce Wayne

Supergirl is the superhero identity of Kara Zor-El, a DC Comics character and the biological cousin of Superman (Kal-El). She is a Kryptonian survivor who possesses similar superhuman abilities to her cousin, such as flight, super-strength, invulnerability, and heat vision, which stem from absorbing Earth's yellow sunlight.

Absolute Batman Is Bruce Wayne without the Money, House, or Butler. by Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta. Alternatively, Absolute Batman is Bruce Wayne as an absolute unit. You know I couldn't resist. Anyway, Absolute Batman exists in a world where everything we understand about Gotham and the Wayne family is inverted.

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Chiyo is a kind & sweet girl who is notably one of the only female students that is not opposed to the admission of boys in Hachimitsu Academy. She is an avid fan of sumo wrestling with the dedication to physically purchase tickets for a sumo student tournament. Her commitment to sumo wrestling is what inadvertently results in meeting Kiyoshi Fujino & befriending him. Chiyo's love of the sport is strong enough that she believes her grandmother's statement: "any fan of sumo wrestling cannot be evil". After Kiyoshi breaks out and goes to the tournament with her despite knowing nothing about sumo, Chiyo chooses to interpret Kiyoshi's actions positively because of his "never-say-die" attitude. This continues throughout the series as Kiyoshi's actions become successively more extreme and strange. Chiyo has a strong sense of justice, defending Kiyoshi and the boys when he is blackmailed for expulsion by the USC. In particular, Chiyo is a protective and loyal companion to her best friend Mayumi Tanaka and she is willing to put herself in harm's way for her.

Kiyoshi is a level-headed individual who seems to have a strong resolve under hard pressure. Unlike the other boys, he does not let his desires get ahead of him, and tends to be the rational member of the group. Kiyoshi is markedly the most normal of the boys in design and character, as well as the main narrator of the manga in thought. He is tenacious but lacks the stubborn perversion of the other boys. However, he is capable of sometimes doing things that seem untoward or shocking to the other boys, such as cross-dressing to escape the Prison Block. Though he has desires, he is much better at controlling them than the others; this is shown when he refuses to take advantage of Chiyo Kurihara's attempting to throw herself at him due to her feelings of insecurity and inferiority towards her sister. Kiyoshi develops a deep love for Chiyo and this love is the drive of most of his actions throughout the series, and he engineers breakouts, sacrifices his first kiss

Phenomaman is polite yet seems to struggle with social cues. Due to being from another planet, Phenomaman isn't accustomed fully to human traditions and thinks it's okay to invite Robert to his date with Blonde Blazer, as well as failing to understand Blonde Blazer's feelings in their relationship. Even when interacting with other people, his well-mannered but seemingly standoffish nature can cause situations to be awkward. Despite this, he is a gentleman and presents himself as confident. However, sometimes can unintentionally give backhanded compliments. He considers compliments on his looks as bullying because it reminds him that based on his peoples beauty ideals or standards he is considered ugly on his home planet desperate because Blonde Blazer broke up with him now his miserable.

Waterboy is a very kind, honest, and proud worker at SDN, who enjoys work both as a janitor and a hero. However, he is shown on multiple occasions to freak out or get nervous. After Robert's advice, Waterboy quickly becomes more confident in subsequent episodes, stuttering less and forming more clear sentences when speaking. Despite his confident issues, he is determined to be a hero and stands up for people in need.

Golem is a mellow, levelheaded construct. He tends to speak informally, making a habit of calling other heroes ‘baby,’ and using slang such as ‘kobe’ and ‘that’s the gravy, baby’ when succeeding a mission. He practices being polite, trying to smile more but remarks that he doesn't have enough teeth for it, and resolving to try and not ruin anyone's carpet when dispatched. He has a proud side, boasting 'let's show these molehills a mountain' and 'someone order a mudslide?' Despite this, Golem admits to being dimwitted, saying he has rocks for brains. He mispronounces ‘humongous’ when angrily asking who called him ‘a humuncuous', though it's also possible he was attempting to express someone had referred to him as 'a homunculus