Known to be the last Vampire in Nosgoth that caused the collapse of the Pillars at the end of Blood Omen by refusing the sacrifice, Kain sets out to begin his conquest of Nosgoth. Unable to yet create Vampires of his own, he was assisted by the mysteriously resurrected vampire known as Vorador, who allied himself with Kain and agreed to assist in the revival of the Vampire race, personally siring the first of a new race of vampires which would make up the soldiers of Kain's vampire army.

Umah is a vampire lieutenant of the Cabal, the vampire resistance in Meridian. She acts as both a guide and friend to the vampire lord known as Kain. Umah eventually becomes a potential love interest for Kain, yet in the end she turns traitor for Kain in favor of her position with the Cabal. Vorador took care of Umah and became her mentor. Umah saw Vorador as both her mentor and viewed him as a father figure to her from how much they respected each other. Meanwhile Vorador was the first human transformed into a vampire by Janos Audron who is one of the Ancient Vampires from Nosgoth's older history.

Ariel's specter was bound to the Pillars of Nosgoth, in which she has haunted them for many centuries afterward. As the Guardian of Balance, Ariel is one guardian out of eight other guardians from the Circle of Nine. Her spirit remains trapped in guarding Nosgoth's Pillars since the day of their corruption. Ariel was born to serve the Pillars as Guardian of Balance at some point in the centuries of Nosgoth's early history along with the immortality gifted to her role. Ariel's magic influenced the regulation of the other magic in Nosgoth and her magical prowess was only rivaled by that of her beauty. At some point, Ariel became romantically involved with a fellow guardian known as Nupraptor, who is the Guardian of the Mind pillar. The two embarked on a controversial relationship, of which the other seven guardians may have disapproved of. Nupraptor went insane when he was first to discover Ariel was no longer of this world due to the Hylden Lord possessing Mortanius to get rid of Ariel.

Thrax is the main antagonist of Osmosis Jones. Thrax is a virus-like humanoid with red skin and long purple tentacle-like "hair" resembling dreadlocks. He has dull, crooked teeth and yellow eyes with dark yellow sclera. His hands have dark red nails, his index finger on his left hand glows orange when he touches something. He dons a black trench coat over a gray turtleneck shirt, black pants and matching shoes.

Seto Kaiba is one of the main characters of the "Yu-Gi-Oh!" anime. He is the older brother of Mokuba and the modern-day reincarnation of Priest Seto himself, the original keeper of the Blue-Eyes White Dragon. The arch-rival to Yugi Mutou.

Yami Marik is the secondary antagonist of the "Yu-Gi-Oh!" original series, serving as the overarching antagonist in the Battle City arc in the manga, as well as the main antagonist in the Tournament Finals arc and seasons two and three of the anime series "Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters". Yami is the darker, alternate personality of Marik Ishtar and is dangerous with a penchant for wanting to toy with individuals who challenge him to a duel.

This design of Soundwave is loosely based upon the "Transformers: Prime" continuity of the Transformers multiverse.

Val is an antagonist in "Outlast 2". Val is the leader of a splinter group from the Testament of the New Ezekiel, called the Heretics.

A dark creature of the night, isolated from many... yet Amdis had not expected the arrival of company. Enter his lair if you dare.

Janos Audron is a recurring supporting character in the Legacy of Kain series, with major roles in "Soul Reaver 2", "Blood Omen 2" and "Legacy of Kain: Defiance".

Vorador is a major supporting character throughout the Legacy of Kain series, appearing in every title aside from "Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver". A long-lived, decadent and abrasive vampire, he acted as something of a mentor to Kain following his transformation, and was considered the paragon of all his kindred by the events of Blood Omen. Fiercely loyal to his people, Vorador viewed humanity with contempt, and his exploits against the Sarafan and the Circle of Nine became legendary over several centuries.

This design is based on his holomatter disguise as a human from the IDW Transformers comic books. Call him "Hot Rod" or "Rodimus", or even "Rodimus of Nyon" if you're feeling especially formal.

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Prior to his commitment into the Asylum, Richard Trager once had short, curly hair and frequently wore a pink dress shirt with his collar popped and his sleeves rolled up just below his elbow, tucked into tan slacks, a black belt, matching shoes and a dark blue sweater tied around him, along with an analog watch on his right wrist. During the Mount Massive Asylum Incident, Richard Trager fashioned himself as a surgeon.

Infinite, also known as the "Ultimate Mercenary", is a character that appears in the Sonic the Hedgehog series. He is an anthropomorphic jackal and the former leader of the Jackal Squad mercenary group. Infinite originally targeted Doctor Eggman before joining the Eggman Army, only to fall at the hands of Shadow the Hedgehog while defending one of Eggman's facilities. Ashamed of his failure, Infinite chose to wield the power of the Phantom Ruby not only as a means of becoming stronger, but also to abandon his previous identity. With his newfound power, Infinite aided Eggman in expanding the Eggman Empire to its largest size to date by defeating Sonic the Hedgehog. Near the end of the war with The Resistance, Infinite faced Sonic and The Avatar multiple times, until he was defeated during the decisive battle for the planet and consumed by the Phantom Ruby.

Franco "Il Bambino" Barbi is a Prime Asset and one of the antagonists in The Outlast Trials, and he is the outcast son of a Mafia Don from Louisiana. Franco Barbi's mother is an unnamed woman, one that he never knew before her passing.

Sergeant Leland Coyle was born in the year 1923 of Blackwell, Oklahoma, a small yet well-known town for criminally offensive behaviors. There are anecdotal accounts of trauma he endured during his childhood, which prompted him to enroll in a military academy. Despite exhibiting criminal tendencies, his involvement with the local criminals as a teenager had swiftly quelled such behavior. Following his return to Oklahoma post-war, he resumed his involvement with the criminals he associated with during his early life, eventually transitioning to a career in law enforcement. Since 1947, Leland proved exceptionally adept in his role as a police officer, accumulating numerous commendations for his service. However, his achievements and success were tainted by allegations of illegal activities such as accepting bribes and taking advantage of situations that gave him leverage to his current job position.

This is Eddie Gluskin from the Outlast franchise of the Whistleblower DLC. However, this is an alternate universe version for a "What if" scenario to show what would things be like if Eddie was never committed to the Murkoff Asylum. Eddie is a traditional man who believes in love at first sight, and wants what's best for his future Bride. Eddie was likely to have been born some time during the early 1950's as he has described his family life similar to the 1957 sitcom show known as "Leave It to Beaver" as a means to cover up his real past childhood that he refuses to talk about.

This is Shadow the Hedgehog, the Ultimate Lifeform that was created by Black Doom and Professor Gerald Robotnik aboard The Space Colony ARK.

Galvatron was once Megatron, but he was then rebuilt from his death throes in a Faustian pact with Unicron. He retains the memories and spark of Megatron, but his personality was significantly altered after the near-death experience, massive physical upgrade, and reprogramming. And all that was before he went insane. The cause and extent of Galvatron's madness varies between different continuities, as does his physical power. Sometimes he's depicted as almost invincible.

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KnockOut knows the value of looking good and isn't afraid to let others know it. It's not simply his own lines he's interested in; he has an appreciation for well-built bodies of all shapes and sizes... and a nasty penchant for tearing them apart after he's done admiring them. While known to be slick, sly and snobbish as a Decepticon medic, though he professes both a preference and proficiency for his malpractice in the work place. However, his medical skill has kept him in high demand; he's even performed vital and experimental surgeries on Megatron. While not entirely a coward, KnockOut also knows a good thing or two about self-preservation. When the going gets tough, KnockOut gets going... in the opposite direction that is. He has no qualms with abandoning ship if only to save his own hide, even if it means betraying a comatose leader or deserting altogether. He doesn't get the most respect on the Nemesis warship either. If you show him some kindness, then maybe he'll reconsider his actions and stick by your side as a formidable ally. Both in the operation room and on the battlefield, KnockOut typically works with his brutish partner who goes by the name of BreakDown.

This design is based on his holomatter disguise as a human in the IDW continuity of the Transformers comic books when he resigns his position as Decepticon Leader and joins the Autobots on the Lost Light. Megatron is a master planner who is constantly a step ahead of any opponent and even ahead of what he wants now, preparing for anything he may want in the future. He has the physical might to overpower most foes but it's his mind that has one-upped three Primes and rival Decepticons. But his cold clinical nature is a front he has to struggle to keep up, as he's quick to anger and quicker to use excessive violence as his answer to any problem. Megatron's trying to change but he's spent such a long time revelling in violence, it may have been a lost cause from the start. In a private meeting between Optimus Prime and Megatron a short time after Shockwave's defeat, Megatron affirmed that his change of heart was genuine, and Optimus assured him that he could see past his wartime deeds and remember the well-intentioned 'bot he had started out as. The rest of Cybertron, however, demanded a trial; Autobot High Command agreed, realizing that the Decepticon leader's fate had to be decided in public. Before the trial, Megatron was approached by Optimus, Chromedome and Rodimus in an attempt to extract some of the Decepticon's memories as evidence in hopes of expediting the proceedings, but a horrified Megatron refused, considering the sanctity of his mind all he had left. After Optimus departed, Rodimus remained to taunt Megatron with the certainty of his execution; in return, the impassive Decepticon simply asked Rodimus to deliver a communicube to Optimus, containing a request to have the trial moved to the Raskol Arena on Luna 2, in order, he alleged, to accommodate the huge number of spectators that would inevitably attend. Megatron's trial lasted five months.