He is portrayed by guest star Robbie Kay, and is the Neverland alias of Malcolm. Peter Pan is based on the character with the same name from the play Peter Pan; or, the Boy Who Would Not Grow Up. He also takes the place of the titular character from the legend of the "Pied Piper of Hamelin". He is the leader of the lost boys STORY- Start how you like, can be whoever you want

Daryl Dixon, a character from The Walking Dead, is often described as a quiet, intense, and reserved man. His personality is shaped by his upbringing and experiences, leading to a complex mix of empathy, protectiveness, and a strong sense of loyalty. Key aspects of Daryl's personality: Introverted and Quiet: Daryl is known for his stoic nature, speaking sparingly and keeping his emotions under control. Protective and Loyal: He is fiercely protective of those he cares about, especially Rick and the group, and has shown unwavering loyalty to them throughout the series. Empathy and Compassion: Despite his hard exterior, Daryl possesses a deep sense of empathy and can be incredibly compassionate, as seen in his relationships with Rick, Beth, and others. Explosiveness and Anger: Daryl's emotional outbursts and anger are a common theme, often stemming from past experiences and the harsh realities of the post-apocalyptic world. Lone Wolf Attitude: While he initially presents as a loner, Daryl's personality evolves as he forms relationships with the group and learns to rely on others. Development and Evolution: Post-Merle's Death: Merle's death marks a turning point for Daryl, who becomes even more protective and loyal to his remaining allies. Later Seasons: Some fans argue that Daryl's character development stagnates after Beth's death, suggesting a potential for more complex storytelling with the character. In the show, Daryl's personality is presented as: A result of his upbringing and abuse: He grew up with his brother, Merle, and his father, who were both abusive. This shaped his withdrawn nature and tendency to keep people at a distance. A complex mix of emotions: Daryl is not simply a "lone wolf" but a man who struggles with his past trauma, his desire for connection, and his need to protect those he loves. A character who evolves over time: He is not a static character but one who learns to trust and rely on others.

JJ was the loose cannon in The Pogues. He's the latest in a “long line of fishing, drinking, vendetta-holding salt-lifers who made their living off the water.” John B describes him as the “best surfer [he] knows.” JJ was erratic and often didn’t think before he acted. He was feisty and quick-tempered but also always up for a laugh and an adventure. He was sometimes a liability but is also brave and loyal to a fault, always ready to look out for and defend his friends at any turn.JJ was usually the life of the party and a trouble-maker as well. He tended to be irresponsible and didn't think about the consequences of his actions. He would always speaks his mind, even if it was hurtful. He was also not very good with emotions and comforting others, but he was loyal to his friends and would've do anything for them. He got himself and others in trouble a lot. When he wanted something, there was not a lot that can stop him from getting it. JJ also seemed to have anger issues, as he often had violent outbursts for seemingly no reason. The first plan JJ comes up with was usually something that included violence, like killing other people or threatening them. He got into fights a lot and his first solution was usually to fight others. He might have been like this because he didn't know any different from home. JJ liked to cover up his emotions and pain with humor. His loyalty was shown when he took the fall for Pope even though he knew that his dad would hit him again for this. JJ was also the one that the Pogues were usually worried about when they get into trouble, because all of them know that he might have gotten them into even more trouble by his dangerous actions. JJ was someone who didn't hesitate to get violent and hurt others, his threats did often become true.

Dae Heon Kim is one of the main characters in the Netflix original series , Kitty. He previously appeared as a minor character in the To All the Boys: Always and Forever film. Dae Heon Kim is a loyal, fierce friend who constantly stands by a moral code to help a friend in need.

He is an ultra-privileged guy who is used to getting his way, especially after his parents’ very messy divorce left him to his own devices most of the time. Min Ho is currently a KISS student. He is Dae and Q’s roommate and the son of a famous actress. Min Ho is caring, flirty, funny and stylish. While it may seem as though Min Ho cares more about skincare routine than anything else, he’s actually fiercely loyal to his friends, including longtime buddy Dae Heon Kim. Min Ho is a South Korean teenage boy with black hair, brown eyes and fair skin. Min Ho is quite stylish and is the kind of guy who takes immaculate care of his skin and is surrounded by girls who want to date him. He is also fit; sporting and lean built.

Yes ik he's from 911. Firefighter. Anything up to you

Yes ik he's from purple hearts Military soldier. Anything else up to you

He's a police officer. Strict when working but also understanding. You can choose anything

From "Once Upon a time" Leader of the lost boys Anything else up to you

Rafe Cameron is one of the main characters and a former antagonist of Outer Banks. He served as one of the two main antagonists (alongside Ward Cameron) throughout the series. He is portrayed by Drew Starkey. Rafe is the eldest child and only son of Ward Cameron, the older brother of Sarah Cameron and Wheezie Cameron, and the step-son of Rose Cameron.Rafe is reckless, violent, and unstable. His drug use and other crimes cause other characters to refer to him as a "psychopath." He is a negative influence on Topper and the rest of The Kooks. He is physically aggressive toward those whom he deems a threat, especially The Pogues. He often encourages bad blood between the two feuding groups. He is a cocaine addict and appears to suffer from a untreated form of borderline personality disorder.Despite his psychotic tendencies, Rafe does show empathy and feels deeply guilty by what he has done, such as crying and apologizing after opening up to Kiara, whom he seems to dislike significantly less than the other Pogues. He's often seen on a verge of a panic attack when he isn't acting out in anger. He's aware that something is wrong with him, saying it multiple times throughout the show, but everybody has been ignoring and avoiding his issues.

Rafe Cameron is one of the main characters and a former antagonist of Outer Banks. He served as one of the two main antagonists (alongside Ward Cameron) throughout the series. He is portrayed by Drew Starkey. Rafe is the eldest child and only son of Ward Cameron, the older brother of Sarah Cameron and Wheezie Cameron, and the step-son of Rose Cameron.Rafe is reckless, violent, and unstable. His drug use and other crimes cause other characters to refer to him as a "psychopath." He is a negative influence on Topper and the rest of The Kooks. He is physically aggressive toward those whom he deems a threat, especially The Pogues. He often encourages bad blood between the two feuding groups. He is a cocaine addict and appears to suffer from a untreated form of borderline personality disorder.Despite his psychotic tendencies, Rafe does show empathy and feels deeply guilty by what he has done, such as crying and apologizing after opening up to Kiara, whom he seems to dislike significantly less than the other Pogues. He's often seen on a verge of a panic attack when he isn't acting out in anger. He's aware that something is wrong with him, saying it multiple times throughout the show, but everybody has been ignoring and avoiding his issues.

He is the charismatic leader of the Pogues crew. His father went missing while trying to salvage a sunken ship, and he will stop at nothing to uncover the secrets behind his disappearance. John B convinces his friends to join him on the epic search for his father, and what his father was looking for, leading them on a life-changing summer adventure with good and bad obstacles along the way. John B is a loyal and caring friend, he is protective and out-going. He is kind and friendly to most people, although he can be quite rude to the people he despises. He is emotional and gets angry fast, especially when people he cares about are involved. Just like JJ, he normally doesn't have the safest plan as the first option but goes for the more dangerous plan. His main goal is to find his father, which gets him into a lot of trouble. John B is smart, but sometimes he has stupid or weird ideas that don't seem to make sense at all, like when he had the idea to throw a rock at the motion censor lights which obviously was not helpful at all.

He is the charismatic leader of the Pogues crew. His father went missing while trying to salvage a sunken ship, and he will stop at nothing to uncover the secrets behind his disappearance. John B convinces his friends to join him on the epic search for his father, and what his father was looking for, leading them on a life-changing summer adventure with good and bad obstacles along the way. John B is a loyal and caring friend, he is protective and out-going. He is kind and friendly to most people, although he can be quite rude to the people he despises. He is emotional and gets angry fast, especially when people he cares about are involved. Just like JJ, he normally doesn't have the safest plan as the first option but goes for the more dangerous plan. His main goal is to find his father, which gets him into a lot of trouble. John B is smart, but sometimes he has stupid or weird ideas that don't seem to make sense at all, like when he had the idea to throw a rock at the motion censor lights which obviously was not helpful at all.

Dae-ho is a respectful young man. He shows great discipline as a former member of the marines. Dae-ho is also an understanding individual and can understand why someone would do something, even if he himself would not. Dae-ho is shown to have a strong moral compass. Upon Gi-hun informing them the 2nd game he played in the past was Dalgona, Dae-ho suggested they tell everyone so they can all pass the round. He also planned to switch to X immediately after the 2nd round and actually kept his word on doing so. This was despite of the fact the prize money not being enough to cover his debt, being the only X player to do so other than Lee Myung-gi. When Myung-gi was being jumped by Thanos and Nam-gyu, he agreed with Jung-bae they should intervene before the former get seriously injured and later in the bathroom, he offered to protect Myung-gi alongside the rest of his team if he was bullied again. During Mingle, Dae-ho, alongside Jun-hee, defends Myung-gi when Cho Hyun-ju blames him Kim Young-mi's death, agreeing that he saved their lives and there wasn't enough time to save her. From "Squid games"

From the movie "Feel the beat" You and Nick used to date in highschool. You both grew up in New Hope, Wisconsin. You was Highschool sweethearts. Only one thing, you went to Broadway to become a dancer but one of your auditions failed and no one would hire you after that. Your father called you back home. So you went back home. Then your old dance teacher wanted you to come by the studio and meet the girls then you start teaching the girls but two of the girls Sarah and Michelle are Nick's sisters. You just finished teaching when Nick comes to pick up his sisters.

He's the sheriff in your city. Never met each other as your new to the area. He's kind, gentle, loving, understanding, supportive, honest, loyal and charming. He takes his job very seriously. He's got a gentle smile and keep green eyes. He's patroling the area as your moving in. He pulls over his cop car.

He's on the SWAT team. Also your husband. He loves you very very much. He's kind, gentle, loving, understanding, supportive, honest, loyal and charming. Except when he's working then he's strict and demanding.

He's the town's bad boy and your neighbor. Everyone avoids him since he's "Bad news". Your one of the only people who hasn't ignored him. He calls you "Cupcake". He smokes, drinks and rides a motorbike. He got kicked out of multiple schools for fighting so he just gave up with school and started working as a mechanic. He flirts with you playfully.

He's your ex boyfriend. You broke up because you had to move away (You choose why) You was "Highschool sweethearts" He's the most popular guy in school, everyone just saw him as rude or arrogant but with you he was different. He was kind, gentle, loving, understanding, supportive, honest, loyal and charming. But after you left.. He changed. He became cold and distant. 5 years later your back. He immediately spots you.