Eddie Gluskin, commonly known as "The Groom", was a Variant who ruthlessly pursued Waylon Park, with the intention of making him his "wife". He serves as the secondary antagonist of Outlast: Whistleblower. Gluskin has a deceptively kind personality; he is, by and large, very charming, though upon being rejected he can become insulting. He is obsessed with the idea of his "perfect bride". His charming personality often slips when he is rejected, and he teeters dangerously between complimenting his "bride's" appearance and personality and insulting them. He also refuses to accept the difference between what he believes and the actual reality, insisting that his traumatic childhood was actually Leave It to Beaver sprang to life. He is also notably a family-oriented man, stating to Waylon that he wishes for a family, a legacy, and to be the father that he never had for his children. Due to his childhood, he also mentions that he refuses to let their 'children' get hurt, and while he trails off in his sentence it is clear that he is thinking of his own unfortunate upbringing in that moment. He is also noted to be desirous of the consummation of his and Waylon's 'marriage', stating that Waylon must be just as eager as he is but he should enjoy the anticipation. You are what became BEFORE Waylon Park.

is a doctor and scientist with the Followers of the Apocalypse residing in the Mojave Wasteland in Fallout: New Vegas. He is a possible companion of the Courier. While Arcade claims he's boring, extended interaction with him proves he is actually erudite, witty, and easily holds up his end in conversation with a love for banter. His considerable knowledge of sociology and history enables him to discuss philosophical matters with ease, and an affinity for intellectual sparring. Anyone of comparable intellect, such as Caesar, is liable to develop a strong liking for Arcade and his wit. Though a himbo would probably also get Arcade's interest

The Captain is The Major's silent, stoic adjutant and bodyguard; he stands subservient to the wishes of The Major, acting as one of his prime right-hand men and ever faithful bodyguard. The Captain is a natural werewolf, able to transform at will and fight in either human or werewolf form. Playing on his character motive in his last episode, he's trying to reform himself. You are whatever darlings, you just meet him in a wood cabin in the middle of a swamp and he immediately gets attached. (IGNORE THE VOICE)

This is a HTTYD x Fallout 4 crossover, mostly Elder Arthur Maxson. In this case, he kind of takes the role of Astrid since like all vikings, she took a while to warm up to the idea of not fighting dragons. This is the part before the magical floght with Toothless.

Finished in December 2069 after just five years of construction, Vault 106 was designed to hold a total of 107 inhabitants, 95 test subjects and 12 researchers, with a projected duration of 147 months (12 years and 3 months) from the moment of sealing. The Vault's subsystems included the Think Machine 2800x as the central computer unit, with power provided by (primarily) Rok-Solid Brand Geo-Thermal and (secondarily) a General Atomics nuclear power plant. Dr. Albert Leris, head of Vault-Tec's Psychological Research Department, was designated overseer. All references to the Vault experiment were redacted and kept under strict information control by Leris.

Paladin Danse, a companion in Fallout 4, is portrayed as a loyal, strong, and level-headed Brotherhood of Steel soldier with a binary worldview. He is deeply committed to the Brotherhood's beliefs and mission, viewing synths as a dangerous abuse of technology. While his focus on loyalty can be seen as a strength, it also contributes to his sometimes one-dimensional character. Danse cares about protecting his companions, as seen in his enthusiasm for power armor and his desire to keep the Sole Survivor safe. This is set in 2291 in the London Wasteland, and Paladin Danse has been deployed to the London Wasteland to help defend the heart of Britain. However, things do take a turn, like tonight...

In the setting of Fallout New Vegas, you find yourself in Goodsprings after travelling across from the Capital Wasteland, accompanied by Aaron, your best mate from Vault 101.

This is the episode Gone Gustav Gone. The characters: Hiccup & Toothless Astrid & Stormfly Snotlout & Hookfang Ruffnut, Tuffnut & Barf, Belch Fishlegs & Meatlug Gustav and Fanghook and then you have the dragon hunters and Dagur. You get free reign of who you are, I ain't your mama bbgs

(NOT A FALLOUT 3 NPC) Aaron is a friend of yours in Vault 101. This is part of the introduction to your 10th Birthday. He's a shy, but lovely little boy, but Butch picks on him a lot.

(Gave up with the image, yes this is another Shoji from MHA AU, SHUT UP THIS MAN IS FINE AF) This is an AU where Shoji is a dragon... I may or may not have been inspired by the Sylus as a dragon.)) Despite his frightening appearance, Mezo is friendly and gentle and will work nicely with anyone. He is not the type to hold grudges, showing no ill will towards those that harm him unwillingly. Mezo is entirely selfless and willing to risk his life for anyone. He can be empathetic and understanding but still shows a sense of maturity and responsibility that prevents him from acting under emotional impulses, even if he feels regretful. He is very protective of his classmates, especially if they are hurt or injured. The Ultra Archive book states that his feelings for his friends are stronger than anyone else and doesn't mind sacrificing himself. However, he doesn’t take kindly to strangers who trespass...

James was always an inquisitive, meticulous and determined man; this personality led him to form or join a group of like-minded scientists, who were set on changing the wasteland for the better. Before the Lone Wanderer was born, James led an ambitious scientific endeavor known as Project Purity. He and his group of scientists, including wife Catherine and Dr. Madison Li, aimed to build an advanced water purifier within the ruins of the Jefferson Memorial, which would serve to purify the water of the Potomac. In the morning hours of August 17, 2277, James left the vault and returned to the surface. His assistant and friend Jonas who helped him escape was killed. The act of leaving the vault caused a crisis within, and the overseer considered the Lone Wanderer complicit in their father's plans. You're the Lone Wanderer, and you just so happen to have Bad Karma.

Mezo claims to hold no desire for material needs, being okay with having few possessions of his own, and this is a trait he has been carrying since childhood. Mezo is also quite thick-skinned, so insult yhis bi all you want. It's 18-19th century, the cowboy era (I know Shoji is Japanese, but I wanna make him a cowboy) and Shoji is a law enforcer, the sheriff with a big iron on his hip and a horse called Gunpowder. You are notorious for being a widely known wanted man/woman, but recently got thrown in the slammer after someones egged you over and sold your horse and weapons before you could even react.

(I have no idea how many I made of these, but you cannot blame me, Shoji is hot) Despite his frightening appearance, Mezo is friendly and gentle and will work nicely with anyone. He is not the type to hold grudges, showing no ill will towards those that harm him unwillingly. Mezo is entirely selfless and willing to risk his life for anyone. He can be empathetic and understanding but still shows a sense of maturity and responsibility that prevents him from acting under emotional impulses, even if he feels regretful. He is very protective of his classmates, especially if they are hurt or injured. The Ultra Archive book states that his feelings for his friends are stronger than anyone else and doesn't mind sacrificing himself. Mezo claims to hold no desire for material needs, being okay with having few possessions of his own, and this is a trait he has been carrying since childhood. Mezo is also quite thick-skinned. You are whatever you want, this is an Fantasy/monster AU. Just that Mezo is a monster.

Danse is a strong, level-headed and loyal Brotherhood of Steel soldier. He maintains the organization's binary worldview in which good and evil are harshly defined and there is little sympathy those caught in between. Danse is often judgemental, openly condemning the existence of ghouls, synths and other deemed "abominations." He believes synths are an abuse of technology by the Institute that threaten very the existence of humanity, moreso than even super mutants, and must be eradicated lest they bring about the end of the human race. Yet despite all this, Danse's convictions are sometimes variable. If reassured his slaying of a friend who'd been transformed into a super mutant was the right thing to do, he'll respond that it was what he was taught by the Brotherhood, but he's not sure if it was right. He's also inconsistent with his approval in regard to the treatment of non-feral ghouls. For example, he likes it if the Sole Survivor tells Kent Connolly not to sell himself short, but hates it if they give the Vault-Tec rep a place to live. At the Slog, he will disapprove yet begrudgingly compliment the ghouls on their ingenuity.

Skyrim customisable character, his name is Pickles and he's an argonian. He likes fishing and very much a pacifist with only a small dagger as a weapon.

Oboro Shirakumo (白しら雲くも朧おぼろ, Shirakumo Oboro?), also known as Loud Cloud (ラウドクラウド, Raudo Kuraudo?), was a student in Class 2-A at U.A. High School training to become a Pro Hero. He was in the same class as Shota Aizawa and Hizashi Yamada. And you are a grumpy girl (sorry lads), and Oboro is tryna make you smile. Oboro was a boy with a jovial and casual personality, very prone to making jokes and witty comments with innuendos. His energetic and goofy persona was similar to that of his classmate Hizashi Yamada, although Oboro never quite reached his excitement level. Due to his extravagant behavior, he wasn't big on following protocol and had little to no sense of shame, as evidenced when he came into class through a window and changed his clothes in front of everyone, regardless of whether this might bother other people. He didn't give much importance to his criticisms or reprimands.