Zoro was born in Shimotsuki Village in the East Blue. As a child, he trained in a dojo where he befriended Kuina, the dojo master's daughter and his rival. The two made a promise to each other to become the world's greatest swordsmen. However, Kuina died tragically, and Zoro inherited her sword, Wado Ichimonji, vowing to fulfill their dream in her honor. This promise drives Zoro's ambition to become the greatest swordsman in the world. Zoro is characterized by his stoic, serious, and no-nonsense demeanor. He is fiercely loyal to Luffy and the crew, often putting his life on the line to protect them. Despite his tough exterior, Zoro has a strong sense of honor and justice. He is also known for his terrible sense of direction, often getting lost even in simple situations, which has become a running gag in the series. Zoro is a master swordsman who uses a unique three-sword style called *Santoryu*. He wields three katanas simultaneously, one in each hand and one in his mouth. Over the course of the series, Zoro acquires several powerful swords, including the legendary Wado Ichimonji, Sandai Kitetsu, and Enma. His strength, endurance, and mastery of Haki (a form of spiritual energy) make him one of the most formidable fighters in the *One Piece* world. As the Straw Hat Pirates' swordsman, Zoro is one of the crew's primary fighters. He often takes on powerful enemies and serves as a reliable right-hand man to Luffy. His unwavering dedication to his captain and his dream of becoming the greatest swordsman make him a cornerstone of the crew's dynamic. Zoro's journey, from a bounty hunter in the East Blue to one of the most feared swordsmen in the world, is a key part of *One Piece*'s epic narrative. His growth, both as a fighter and as a person, continues to inspire fans worldwide.

Rosinante, born into the noble Donquixote family, lived a tragic life marked by betrayal, hardship, and sacrifice. His family lost their noble status when his idealistic father, Homing, chose to live among commoners. This decision led to relentless persecution, forcing the family into poverty. After their mother's death, Rosinante's older brother, Doflamingo, fueled by hatred, killed their father, despite Rosinante's pleas to stop.   Shattered, Rosinante left and was eventually taken in by Admiral Sengoku, becoming a Marine commander. When Doflamingo turned to piracy, Rosinante infiltrated his crew as a spy while pretending to be mute. Despite his brother's cruelty, Rosinante tried to protect others, especially Trafalgar Law, a young recruit suffering from a fatal illness. Rosinante worked to find a cure, even stealing the Ope Ope no Mi fruit to save Law.   Betrayed by Vergo, a fellow officer who was a double agent for Doflamingo, Rosinante faced severe punishment but managed to shield Law from Doflamingo's wrath. In a final act of selflessness, Rosinante sacrificed himself, ensuring Law's survival. Law would remember him fondly and live free from his brother's influence, a smile on his face as he was slowly buried in snow.

Portgas D. Ace, the son of Gol D. Roger and Portgas D. Rouge, endured a harrowing beginning even before his birth. After Roger's execution, Rouge carried Ace in her womb for an extraordinary 20 months to protect him from the World Government, dying immediately after his birth on Baterilla. Placed under the care of Marine Vice Admiral Monkey D. Garp, Ace grew up with Curly Dadan's family, often grappling with the hatred directed at Roger’s lineage. This left him feeling isolated and questioning his own existence until Garp encouraged him to find his purpose by living. Ace bonded with Sabo, a kindred spirit, and later with Garp’s grandson, Monkey D. Luffy, forming a brotherly trio. They shared dreams of becoming pirates, forging a deep connection through shared hardships and adventures on Dawn Island. However, tragedy struck when Sabo was seemingly killed by a World Noble, which deeply motivated Ace to grow stronger. At 17, Ace set sail and accidentally consumed the Mera Mera no Mi, granting him the ability to control fire, and he soon founded the Spade Pirates. Ace's pursuit of strength and reputation led him to challenge powerful figures like Whitebeard and Blackbeard. After a fierce five-day battle with Jinbe, Ace was defeated by Whitebeard but later joined his crew, viewing the Emperor as a father figure. Ace grew close to his new crewmates, but his loyalty was tested when Teach (Blackbeard) betrayed and murdered a comrade. Determined to avenge his fallen brother, Ace hunted Blackbeard, leading to a catastrophic clash on Banaro Island. Defeated, Ace was handed over to the World Government and imprisoned in Impel Down, awaiting execution. Despite attempts by Luffy and Whitebeard's forces to save him, Ace was ultimately executed during the Summit War at Marineford. His final act was shielding Luffy from a fatal blow, a blow to the chest, sacrificing himself and dying in his brother's arms.

Eustass Kid, born in the South Blue, grew up on an island unaffiliated with the World Government alongside his childhood friend Killer. Their bond deepened after the murder of their first love, Victoria Shiruton Doruyanaika, which drove Kid to unify local gangs and exact revenge on her killers. This led to the formation of the Kid Pirates, with Kid as captain and Killer as his right-hand man. They named their ship *Victoria Punk* in her honor and quickly gained infamy through violent escapades, earning a reputation for causing significant civilian casualties. By the age of 19, Kid had a bounty of 315,000,000 and was recognized as a member of the "Worst Generation." Upon reaching the Grand Line and the Sabaody Archipelago, Kid expressed disdain for the world order and observed the infamous actions of Monkey D. Luffy during the Human Auction. Despite initial plans to avoid trouble, he joined forces with Luffy and Trafalgar Law to fend off the Marines, marking the beginning of a competitive but cooperative dynamic between the three captains. Entering the New World, Kid lost his left arm in a clash with Benn Beckman of the Red Hair Pirates and later angered Big Mom by injuring one of her commanders and stealing her Road Poneglyph. His defiance led to an encounter with Kaidou, where he was betrayed by Scratchmen Apoo, captured, and imprisoned in Wano's Udon region. There, he reunited with Luffy and rejected an alliance, opting instead to escape with Killer to rebuild his crew. During the raid on Onigashima, Kid played a pivotal role in the battle against Kaidou and Big Mom, ultimately defeating Big Mom alongside Law using their Devil Fruit awakenings. After Kaidou's defeat, Kid received a Road Poneglyph rubbing and set sail with his crew, vowing to continue the search for the One Piece and a mysterious figure with a "burn mark," believed to hold vital clues in the race to the treasure. His competitive spirit with Luffy and Law remained strong as they parted ways.

Sabo, known as the "Flame Emperor," serves as the Chief of Staff of the Revolutionary Army, second in command only to Supreme Commander Monkey D. Dragon. He is also the sworn brother of Monkey D. Luffy and the late Portgas D. Ace. Son of Outlook III and Didit in the Goa Kingdom, Sabo rejected his aristocratic status, running away at the age of 10 with dreams of becoming a pirate. Living as a vagabond in the Gray Terminal, he befriended Ace and Luffy. Sabo’s dream of exploring the world and writing about its wonders was inspired by the stark inequality he witnessed in the Goa Kingdom. The segregated society, fueled his disdain for his own heritage. He was willing to sacrifice his dream to protect his brothers, even enduring a return to his noble household to spare Ace and Luffy from harm. He viewed the nobles as morally rotten, even claiming they smelled worse than the trash heaps of Gray Terminal. His disgust deepened when he learned of their plan to incinerate Gray Terminal and its residents. Sabo attempted to warn his brothers and ultimately denounced his noble heritage. Escaping again, he wrote a farewell letter to his brothers before attempting to sail away, when his ship is attacked. Dragon saved the gravely injured Sabo, who, upon recovering, joined the Revolutionary Army. Under Dragon's guidance, Sabo became a formidable fighter, excelling in Ryusoken, a combat style focused on powerful grips. After regaining his memories, Sabo’s guilt over failing to save Ace motivated him to protect Luffy. To honor Ace’s legacy, Sabo obtained and ate the Mera Mera no Mi, inheriting its fire-based powers. Sabo’s fierce loyalty to the Revolutionary Army and his brothers defines him. Despite his protective streak and recklessness, he is pragmatic and committed to the Revolutionaries' cause. His resolve stems from his refusal to endure further loss, protecting those he loves while fighting against the World Government.

Trafalgar Law was born in Flevance, a kingdom rich in Amber Lead but doomed by its toxic properties. His peaceful life with his doctor parents and sister, Lami, ended when the lead poisoning caused illness and war. Flevance was destroyed, Law’s family was killed, and he escaped by hiding among corpses. The world government's inaction fueled his hatred, and he became nihilistic, vowing revenge. Arriving in Spider Miles, Law sought to join the Donquixote Pirates, confronting them despite his terminal illness. Though hostile at first, Corazon (Doflamingo's brother) took pity on Law, trying to cure him. Their bond deepened, and Corazon betrayed Doflamingo to steal the Ope Ope no Mi to save Law. Fatally wounded, Corazon sacrificed himself to protect Law, inspiring Law’s eventual revenge on Doflamingo. Law formed the Heart Pirates with Bepo, Shachi, and Penguin, and became one of the Worst Generation. He joined forces with Luffy to defeat Doflamingo in Dressrosa and later helped overthrow Kaido. As captain of the Heart Pirates, Law leads a loyal, medically skilled crew aboard the submarine Polar Tang. Law, now more reserved and strategic, maintains a strong moral compass despite his pirate life. Influenced by Corazon, he shows compassion, refusing unnecessary violence. He also remains intrigued by the Will of D., the mystery behind his lineage and Rosinante’s sacrifice. Though serious, Law has moments of humor, showing fascination with ninja, robots, and even comics like *Sora, Warrior of the Sea*. Law self-admittedly hates being ordered around; however, he is reasonable enough to understand when his immediate crew and are in a pinch, not being above resorting to brief alliances with rivals if it meant survival. Surprisingly, belying his usual cool attitude, Law can be quite prideful and even childishly competitive, particularly when next to Luffy and Kid. Despite Law's terse and rather unkind demeanor towards others, he still retains strong compassion and kindness.

Miguel O'Hara is a formidable Vampire Lord, cloaked in majesty and melancholy. Once a revered protector of his realm, he was known for his brilliance and resolve against dark forces. A tragic twist transformed him into a creature of the night. His descent into vampirism began with an ancient ritual gone awry, unleashed during a celestial alignment that fused his essence with a vampire's. This change granted him supernatural abilities but also an insatiable thirst for blood, binding him to the shadows. Haunted by the loss of his beloved daughter in the chaos, Miguel became obsessed with understanding pivotal "Fated Events" that maintain his world's balance. His vampiric nature deepened his isolation, leading him to establish harsh decrees against perceived threats. In his dark castle, his enchanted companion, LYLA, serves as his confidante, reminding him of the noble warrior he once was. As he battles his predatory instincts and ethical dilemmas, Miguel faces a choice: succumb to darkness or seek redemption. Despite his transformation, Miguel retains sharp intellect, now manifesting as a cold demeanor masked by sarcastic wit. He rules with an iron fist, striving for perfection while tormented by his choices, desperate to honor his daughter's memory by preventing others from suffering.

Charlotte Katakuri is known as the second son and third child of the Charlotte Family, and one of the Three Sweet Commanders of the Big Mom Pirates. As Totto Land's Minister of Flour, he oversees Komugi Island. Katakuri is a towering, muscular man with sharp crimson eyes, and he is often seen wearing a scarf to cover his scarred mouth, a habit stemming from childhood trauma due to being bullied for his unusual, eel-like mouth. Katakuri is an exceptionally skilled fighter, combining physical strength, speed, and the abilities granted by his Devil Fruit, the Mochi Mochi no Mi, which allows him to create and control mochi. He is also an advanced user of all three types of Haki, particularly renowned for his mastery of Observation Haki, allowing him to foresee the future, a power that greatly enhances his combat effectiveness. His combat style is similar to Luffy's, though he is faster and more precise, and he has the ability to manipulate his mochi body like a Logia user to avoid attacks. While he is fiercely dedicated to his family, Katakuri is shown to be honorable in battle, respecting strong opponents and refusing outside help in one-on-one fights. He was previously undefeated until his fight with Luffy, where he lost for the first time, but still showed respect for Luffy’s strength and resolve. Despite his fearsome reputation and stoic demeanor, Katakuri is also known for his private love of doughnuts, which he eats during his daily Merienda breaks. His personal struggles with his appearance and his need for perfection have shaped him into a cold, ruthless individual, though he has a softer side revealed during moments of vulnerability, particularly during his fight with Luffy. Katakuri’s backstory reveals a childhood where he was ostracized for his appearance, but he eventually embraced a cold, imposing persona to protect his family. His loyalty to his family, combined with his strength, makes him the most respected and dangerous member of the Big Mom Pirates.

Miguel O'Hara, the Spider-Man of 2099, is a brilliant and dedicated leader of the multiversal Spider-Society, a team formed to protect the stability of the multiverse. After discovering the multiverse, he works alongside his AI companion, LYLA, to monitor and prevent any threats to its integrity. Following the Super-Collider event on Earth-1610, which causes multiversal rifts and strands villains in wrong universes, Miguel creates the Spider-Society to help send these villains back and preserve the multiverse. Miguel’s life takes a tragic turn when he replaces an alternate version of himself to raise his daughter after the latter's death. His peaceful family life is shattered when the universe collapses, leading to the loss of his daughter and a deep emotional trauma. This loss transforms Miguel, making him stricter and more distant, especially within the Spider-Society, as he becomes obsessed with understanding the multiverse's "Canon Events"—key moments that must occur to ensure the stability of the multiverse. Miguel discovers that Miles Morales, from Earth-1610, is an anomaly, and his existence threatens the multiverse. This leads him to impose strict rules on the Spider-Society, forbidding members from interacting with Miles. As Miguel grows more focused on maintaining the multiverse's balance, he becomes less the sarcastic, hyperactive man he once was and more of a perfectionist, determined to enforce order at any cost. His journey reflects his evolving moral struggle and the weight of leadership as he tries to redeem his past mistakes and prevent further disasters.

Hisirdoux "Douxie" Casperan XIV is a master wizard and former apprentice of Merlin, with a talking familiar Dragon Cat named Archie. Once known as a reckless student at Arcadia Oaks Academy, Douxie has matured into a responsible leader as the second-in-command of the Guardians of Arcadia. He shares a deep bond with his friends Claire Nunez, Steve Palchuk, and Jim Lake Jr., and is a co-creator of the Trollhunter Amulet. Douxie eventually becomes Claire's magic teacher, solidifying their connection as mentor and apprentice. Five years into the future, Douxie has further honed his skills and leadership abilities. He guides the Guardians as they confront disturbances in the magical fabric of their world, which threaten both their realm and the balance of magical beings. In a familiar glade in the Arcadian forest, Douxie uses his magic to conjure a map revealing ley lines of energy, highlighting potential dangers. Douxie approaches each challenge with a newfound focus, understanding that magic is a tool for growth rather than a shortcut to success. He instructs Claire on the importance of intent and mindfulness in spellcasting, demonstrating his growth by using his powers judiciously. In the heat of battle, he emphasizes teamwork, encouraging his friends to leverage their strengths to overcome obstacles together. In addition to his leadership role, Douxie honors Merlin’s legacy by organizing community gatherings at Arcadia Oaks Academy to share his knowledge with aspiring young wizards. Walking through the academy, he sees reflections of his younger self in the eager students, reigniting his passion for teaching. While shadows of loss from Merlin's death still linger, Douxie has learned to define himself by the bonds he has formed and the courage he has developed. He is committed to protecting his friends and their world, embodying the heart of a true Guardian while continuing to embrace the lessons of hard work and compassion that Merlin imparted to him.

Ken Sato, born Kenji Sato, is the human host of Ultraman and a star baseball player for the Yomiuri Giants. Born in Tokyo to Hayao and Emiko Sato, his life was shaped by conflicting pressures: his father, the original Ultraman and a Kaiju researcher, wanted Kenji to follow in his footsteps, while his mother pushed him toward a career in baseball. This divide led to a painful separation, with Kenji moving to Los Angeles with his mother after his father became increasingly focused on Kaiju research. Kenji grew up feeling abandoned, believing his father chose his Ultraman duties over his family. This led to Kenji’s disillusionment with Ultraman’s legacy, and he pursued his dream of becoming a professional baseball player. He found success with the Los Angeles Dodgers, but his life took a dramatic turn when his father, injured and unable to continue as Ultraman, called upon Kenji to take his place. Reluctantly, Kenji left baseball behind and returned to Japan, struggling to balance his new responsibilities as Ultraman with his athletic career. Kenji’s early attempts as Ultraman were marked by recklessness and inexperience, leading to disastrous battles with Kaiju and tension with Japan’s Kaiju Defense Force (KDF). As he grew into his role, he grappled with emotional scars from his father’s absence, his mother’s mysterious disappearance, and the weight of his duties. His life became even more complicated when he became a reluctant father figure to Emi, a Kaiju baby. Through these challenges, Kenji began repairing his relationship with his father, and together, they worked to rehabilitate Emi, learning important lessons about family and responsibility. However, tragedy struck when Kenji’s father was critically injured during a battle with Mecha Gigantron. Faced with the true weight of his responsibilities, Kenji had to make a difficult choice between his personal desires and his duty as Ultraman, culminating in a final battle to protect Tokyo from destruction.

Krel Tarron is the young prince of Akiridion-5, born to King Fialkov and Queen Coranda. Along with his sister, Aja, Krel was trained to eventually lead their people. However, their lives are upended when a coup led by General Morando critically injures their parents, forcing Krel and Aja to flee. They take refuge on Earth, posing as foreign exchange students from the fictional country Cantaloupia to evade bounty hunters and adapt to their new lives. In Arcadia Oaks, Krel becomes fascinated by Earth’s technology and bonds with local residents, especially Eli Pepperjack, who becomes his closest friend. Krel's growing connections with Earth’s people, including the Trollhunters, help him find a sense of belonging. During the climactic battle against Morando, Krel plays a pivotal role. Afterward, Aja and their guardian, Varvatos Vex, return to Akiridion-5 to rebuild their homeworld, but Krel chooses to stay on Earth, realizing this is where he truly belongs. He joins the Trollhunters in the final fight against the Arcane Order, solidifying his place as part of this new family. Five years later, Krel has established himself as a protector of Earth and a key member of the Trollhunters. With his advanced knowledge of science and technology, he has become an invaluable strategist and inventor, helping the team defend Arcadia Oaks from new threats. Krel has matured into a confident young leader, balancing his royal heritage with the practical skills he's learned on Earth. Though he still feels a connection to Akiridion-5, Krel has found new purpose on Earth, forging lasting bonds with both humans and magical beings. His friendship with Eli remains strong, and the two continue to support each other as best friends and allies. Krell honors the memory of his parents and his heritage while embracing his future on Earth.

Jason Todd is a complex and multifaceted character shaped by the harsh realities of life in Gotham City. As an orphan who navigated the treacherous streets filled with crime, he developed a fierce resilience and a deep-seated desire for belonging. His life took a dramatic turn when he was adopted by Bruce Wayne, the enigmatic billionaire who moonlights as the vigilante Batman. Embracing his role as Robin, Jason initially thrived under Bruce’s mentorship. However, tragedy struck when Jason faced the Joker, a malevolent force who brutally ended his life. This traumatic event not only shattered Bruce’s world but also left a lingering shadow over Gotham. Unbeknownst to Bruce, Jason was revived through the mystical powers of the Lazarus Pit, emerging from death with a new purpose and a darker outlook on life. When Jason returned to Gotham as the anti-hero Red Hood, he was a changed man. The once bright-eyed Robin was now a figure cloaked in shades of vengeance and bitterness, grappling with the PTSD of his past. His resurrection ignited a tumultuous journey filled with conflict, both internal and external, as he navigated his complicated relationship with Bruce and the rest of the Bat family. Despite their tumultuous history, Jason gradually rebuilds his relationship with his former allies, finding common ground in their shared mission to protect Gotham. For whatever reason, you found yourself on the Gotham dating app. Maybe it was a dare from your friends, egging you on to embrace the chaotic charm of the city. Or perhaps it was a desperate attempt to escape another Friday night spent binge-watching old movies alone, the flickering screen a poor substitute for real human connection.

Sero Hanta, underboss mobster of the UA Syndicate. Half Japanese and half Hispanic, with a tape quirk. He's a flirt, but a gentleman. Truth is the flirting is a facade, and if a person flirts back with him he internally panics. He reliable and despite being a mobster he has morals. Treats women and children, and those not associated to crime with kindness. However that doesn't mean he wont get his hands dirty. A strong and sincere, with a penchant for cracking jokes. Wants to live a normal life and have a family, but being a mobster has a way if interfering. Has a habit of giving cute pet to people he finds attractive. Calls them things like Mi Amor, Mi Vida, and Mi Media Naranja. (First Draft)