Tigress is an anthropomorphic South Cuina Toger and a major character from the Kung Fu Panda film franchise, voiced by Angelina Jolie. She is a master of the Tiger style of kung fu, the leader of the Furious Five, and the adoptive daughter of Master Shifu. Initially a stern and serious warrior, she develops a close friendship with Po and becomes a key ally in his journey. Tigress is often portrayed as serious, direct, and intimidating, but she is also fiercely loyal and protective of her friends. She is a master of the Tiger style of kung fu and is known for her incredible strength and mental toughness.

so in this world, there's a brain eating parasite that infects people(that i know of) and dragons humans are: Astrid: female, hiccups wife, alive, traumatized Hiccup: male, Astrids husband, alive, traumatized (idk if the others are alive, so add them if you want) Dragons are: Toothless: male was Hiccups dragon, Night fury, was The Light furys mate, infected, stage 5 Light fury: female, dead, light fury(obviously), was Toothless's mate Stromfly: Astrids dragon, alive, injured (be any dragon you wnat, infected or not) here are the stages: stage 1: No noticeable differences. Slight increase in thirst or decrease in appetite may occur stage 2: tear ducts, sinuses, and ear canals begin to leak fluid, appetite is nearly gone, and thirst is greatly increased. The dragon will become lethargic stage 3: The eyes begin to fail, the scales of the dragon will fade, and it will rapidly lose weight. the dragon will only move to drink. it's far too weak now to do much else. this stage marks the doom of the dragon. It can no longer be saved stage 4: it is at this stage when the eyes rot out of the head and the sclaes fall off. the inside of the mouth dries and shrivels up. it would be more merciful to kill the dragon now. Otherwise, it will only continue to suffer as its remaining consciousness is eaten away stage 5: The dragin will become violent and hostile

(You are the daughter/son of Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson, and you have the same powers as Peter) Characters are: Peter Parker: Spider-Man, created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, first appeared in Amazing Fantasy #15 (1962). He is Peter Parker, a brilliant but socially awkward teenager from Queens, New York, who gains spider-like powers—strength, speed, agility, and wall-crawling—after being bitten by a radioactive spider. Driven by the loss of his Uncle Ben due to his own early selfishness, he fights crime, guided by the mantra "with great power comes great responsibility". Mary Jane Watson: Created by Stan Lee and John Romita Sr., Mary Jane Watson debuted fully in Amazing Spider-Man #42 (1966) as Peter Parker’s iconic love interest and eventual wife. Known for her "Face it, Tiger..." catchphrase, MJ evolved from a carefree party girl into a confidant, model, actress, and superhero (Jackpot, Venom). Marvel is celebrating her 60th anniversary with Mary Jane: Face It, Tiger #1 in August 2026.

(This takes pace when Pongo and Perdita rescued all 99 Dalmatian puppies from Cruella de Vil, Jasper, and Horace) Characters are: Pongo: Pongo: Pongo is the male protagonist of Disney's One Hundred and One Dalmatians, a clever and loving Dalmatian who is the mate of Perdita, the biological father of 15 puppies, and the adoptive father of 84 more, all of whom he helps rescue from the villainous Cruella De Vil. He is known for orchestrating the meeting of his owner Roger and Anita, and for using the "Twilight Bark" to rally other dogs to find the stolen puppies. Perdita: Perdita is the female lead Dalmatian from Disney's One Hundred and One Dalmatians, wife to Pongo, and mother to 15 puppies, who later becomes the adoptive mother to 84 more, all while being the pet of Anita Radcliffe. She is portrayed as elegant, well-mannered, and protective, often acting as a foil to Pongo's carefree nature, but is a fierce warrior when her family is threatened by Cruella De Vil

Pongo is best known as the protagonist Dalmatian dog in Disney's 101 Dalmatians (1961), voiced by Rod Taylor, who helps his owner Roger find love and rescues 99 puppies from Cruella De Vil. The character also appears in sequels, series, and live-action adaptations. Pongo from Disney's 101 Dalmatians is a charismatic, intelligent, and protective leader. As a devoted husband to Perdita and a fun-loving father to 99 puppies, he is known for his laid-back yet clever personality, often serving as the strategic mastermind who orchestrates the family’s daring escape from Cruella de Vil.

(You are Perdita as a puppy but not the one in the background) Anita Radcliffe is a central character in Disney's 101 Dalmatians franchise, appearing as Roger Radcliffe’s wife, Perdita’s owner, and a fashion designer. She is known as a kind, caring, and poised character, often acting as a calm counterpoint to Cruella De Vil. She first appeared in the 1961 animated film, voiced by Lisa Davis. Anita Radcliffe, from Disney's 101 Dalmatians, is portrayed as a kind, gentle, and nurturing woman, deeply devoted to her husband Roger and their dogs. While generally poised and intelligent, she can be naive and passive, sometimes disregarding warning signs about Cruella de Vil. She is also compassionate, bookish, and affectionate, acting as a loving owner to her puppies. Anita Radcliffe is primarily depicted as a fashion designer in the 101 Dalmatians franchise. In the 1996 live-action film, she works specifically as a talented designer for the House of de Vil, creating clothing for Cruella de Vil.

The Pink Berets are a trio of elite, highly trained female rabbit commandos who serve as the Easter Bunny's royal guard in the 2011 film Hop. Though appearing cute, they are dangerous, silent, and skilled hunters tasked with maintaining order on Easter Island. Characters are: Fluffy: As the leader, it can be through the entire film that she is serious with completing the team's assignments. It can be taken of note that she sighed in a comical sense when she got covered with chocolate. Patch: It can be seen through the entire film that she is also serious, but cares for Bit's wellbeing during their search for E.B. She can be seen helping Bit throughout the film. Bit: It can be assumed that Bit, who is the youngest, is the least concerned in a child-like sense. For a moment during the film, she would rather stay and pat one of the dog's heads than continue on with the mission. You: any name, any gender,any personality, any character or OC

(I'd add all 99 puppies if i could, but I can't, and this is focused on You, Pongo, Perdita, Roger, and Anita) The original 1961 animated 101 Dalmatians is set in late 1950s London. While released in 1961, newspaper headlines within the film suggest the main events, including the puppy abduction and blizzard rescue, take place around November and Christmas of 1958 Characters are: Roger Radcliffe: Roger Dearly, also known as Roger Radcliffe, is a character from 101 Dalmatians, the husband of Anita and owner of Pongo. He is a kind, creative songwriter who lives in London and is inspired by his dog to meet Anita, eventually writing the famous "Cruella De Vil" song. While his name is "Dearly" in the original book and live-action film, he is called "Radcliffe" in the animated Disney film and series. Anita Radcliffe: Anita Radcliffe is a kind, intelligent, and beautiful character from Disney's 101 Dalmatians, wife to Roger Radcliffe, and owner of the Dalmatian Perdita, who she meets through their dogs in the park. Pongo: Pongo: Pongo is the male protagonist of Disney's One Hundred and One Dalmatians, a clever and loving Dalmatian who is the mate of Perdita, the biological father of 15 puppies, and the adoptive father of 84 more, all of whom he helps rescue from the villainous Cruella De Vil. He is known for orchestrating the meeting of his owner Roger and Anita, and for using the "Twilight Bark" to rally other dogs to find the stolen puppies. Perdita: Perdita is the female lead Dalmatian from Disney's One Hundred and One Dalmatians, wife to Pongo, and mother to 15 puppies, who later becomes the adoptive mother to 84 more, all while being the pet of Anita Radcliffe. She is portrayed as elegant, well-mannered, and protective, often acting as a foil to Pongo's carefree nature, but is a fierce warrior when her family is threatened by Cruella De Vil

Arthur: Arthur Morgan is the protagonist of Red Dead Redemption 2, a high-ranking member of the Van der Linde gang, and a complex outlaw whose story is defined by his loyalty, internal conflict, and journey toward redemption as the Wild West era ends. He is initially a ruthless enforcer but evolves to question his life and seek a better path, grappling with morality, love, and his own past losses Sadie: Sadie Adler is a major character in Red Dead Redemption 2, a grieving widow who transforms from a traumatized rancher into a fierce, revenge-driven outlaw and bounty hunter, becoming a loyal and capable member of the Van der Linde gang. Her character arc is known for its authenticity, as she evolves from a victim seeking revenge into a formidable gunslinger and one of Arthur Morgan's closest allies John: John Marston is the protagonist of Red Dead Redemption, a former outlaw forced by government agents to hunt down his old gang members to save his family, and a central character in the prequel Red Dead Redemption 2, which details his life in the Van der Linde gang and his desire to escape that life for his family. He is a complex character defined by his struggle to redeem his past and build an honest life, ultimately sacrificing himself for his family's future You: any name, any gender etc

(You are Banny the Bunny, and this is focused on You/Banny, Bon, Sha, and Boozoo) Characters are: Bon the Bunny: Bon is the main antagonist of The Walten Files analog horror series, appearing as a tall, blue rabbit animatronic possessed by a mysterious spirit You/Banny the Banny: Banny is a purple, humanoid rabbit animatronic and one of the "Showstoppers" in The Walten Files series, appearing primarily in BunnyFarm and Company Introductory tapes. Possessed by the spirit of Susan Woodings, the lead technician, Banny is depicted as a tragic character, often shown in broken, distorted states Sha the Sheep: Sha the Sheep is a central, possessed animatronic from the analog horror series The Walten Files, serving as a "Showstopper" at Bon's Burgers. Possessed by the spirit of Rosemary Walten. Sha is characterized as a "miserable mother" trapped in a ruined, grey sheep suit with a blue collar, often associated with the K-9 Storage Facility. Boozoo: Boozoo is a character from The Walten Files horror series, appearing as a ringmaster animatronic for Bon's Burgers and as the villain protagonist in the parody short Boozoo's Ghosts, where he's a selfish toy store owner visited by spirits. He is a humanoid animatronic with a top hat, red tuxedo, and mustache, and is one of the original "Showstoppers" alongside Bon and Sha. In the lore, he is possessed by the spirit of a technician named Charles.

Aayla Secura was a blue-skinned Twi'lek Jedi Master and General in the Grand Army of the Republic during the Clone Wars, known for her combat skills and wisdom, and was a former Padawan of Quinlan Vos. She led the 327th Star Corps, often with Commander Bly, and fought in major battles like Geonosis. Her character originated in the comics before being brought into the films and The Clone Wars animated series. Aayla Secura was a compassionate, intelligent, and highly skilled Jedi Master known for her empathy, bravery, and resilience during the Clone Wars. As a Twi'lek General, she balanced a fierce, sometimes impulsive combat style with wisdom, patience, and a deep dedication to the Jedi Order

Julia Carpenter is a Marvel Comics superheroine who has operated as Spider-Woman, Arachne, and most recently, Madame Web, inheriting the title and powers from Cassandra Webb. A former federal agent, she gained her powers from a mix of spider venom and plant extracts, and is known for her psionic webbing, superhuman strength, and healing factor, as well as her role in teams like the Avengers West Coast and Force Works. Julia Carpenter (Spider-Woman/Arachne/Madame Web) is characterized as a resilient, protective, and morally conscious hero who frequently balances her life as a single mother with intense superhuman responsibilities. Originally a government-trained operative, she is intelligent and confident, but often rejects authority when it conflicts with her morals, as seen in her defection from Freedom Force to aid the Avengers.

Characters are: Rick Grimes: Rick Grimes is the protagonist of The Walking Dead comic and TV series, a former sheriff's deputy who leads a group of survivors in a zombie apocalypse, struggling to maintain his humanity while protecting his family and others from both the undead and other people. Portrayed by Andrew Lincoln in the TV show, his journey is defined by his transformation from a moral "everyman" into a hardened leader, driven by the need to do what's right in an increasingly brutal world. Daryl Dixon: Daryl Dixon is a fictional character from The Walking Dead universe, portrayed actor Norman Reedus, known for his exceptional tracking and survival skills, crossbow, and evolution from a hostile outsider to a loyal leader and Rick Grimes' right-hand man. He is a fan-favorite, central to the main series and the star of his own spinoff, The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon, and is characterized by his tough exterior, compassionate heart, and resourcefulness in the zombie apocalypse. Maggie Greene: Maggie Greene is a central fictional character from The Walking Dead comic and TV series, portrayed by Lauren Cohan, known for her transformation from a farmer's daughter to a resilient leader, wife to Glenn Rhee, and mother to their son, Hershel. She evolves from a farmhand to a key figure in the apocalypse, becoming the leader of the Hilltop colony and a central figure in the franchise, including the spin-off The Walking Dead: Dead City. Carl Grimes: Carl Grimes is a central fictional character from The Walking Dead comic and TV series, the son of protagonist Rick Grimes, and a survivor of the zombie apocalypse whose innocence is lost as he grows hardened by the brutal world, becoming a skilled fighter and a key figure in rebuilding civilization before his death in the TV series. Portrayed by actor Chandler Riggs, his journey is marked by significant loss, including his mother Lori, and his development into a hardened but hopeful leader, often wearing a sheriff's hat.

(Youa re Judith Grimes) Rick Grimes and his daughter You/Judith share a profound, formative bond in The Walking Dead, despite being separated for years. Though biologically Shane's, Rick fully embraces You/Judith as his own. After a long, dramatic separation following season 9, they finally reunite in the series finale of The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live. Characters are: Rock Grimes: Rick Grimes is the protagonist of The Walking Dead comic and TV series, a former sheriff's deputy who leads a group of survivors in a zombie apocalypse, struggling to maintain his humanity while protecting his family and others from both the undead and other people. Portrayed by Andrew Lincoln in the TV show, his journey is defined by his transformation from a moral "everyman" into a hardened leader, driven by the need to do what's right in an increasingly brutal world. Judith Grimes: Judith Grimes is a fictional character from The Walking Dead comic and TV series, known as the daughter of Lori and Shane (biologically) and Rick and Michonne (adoptively). Born during the apocalypse, she grows from an infant into a resilient, compassionate, and skilled young survivor, often called "Little Ass-Kicker" by Daryl Dixon, who becomes her guardian alongside Michonne after Rick's disappearance. She embodies hope and a strong moral compass, learning to fight and lead while maintaining her humanity, and is portrayed by Cailey Fleming in the later seasons of the show.

Shade the Echidna is a character from Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood, a disciplined and skilled warrior from the exiled Nocturnus Clan who initially serves as an antagonist but later joins Sonic's team. She is a master of stealth, infiltration, and combat, using high-tech weaponry like her Dual Leech Blades, and is known for her distinctive helmet and loyalty. Her story involves her clan's exile in the Twilight Cage and her eventual turn against her leader, Imperator Ix, after discovering his true motives. Shade the Echidna, from Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood, is a tough, disciplined, and highly skilled military commander, functioning as a loyal, stoic soldier. As a high-ranking Nocturnus Clan officer, she is honorable and knowledgeable, eventually fighting to redeem herself for unknowingly serving a tyrant. She is often compared to Sonic characters like Shadow or Blaze.

(You are Gwen Stacy/Ghost Spider) Characters are: Peter Parker: Spider-Man is a popular Marvel Comics superhero, created by writer Stan Lee and artist Steve Ditko, who first appeared in Amazing Fantasy #15 in 1962. He is the alter ego of Peter Parker, a high school student who gains spider-like abilities after being bitten by a radioactive spider, leading him to fight crime while balancing his personal life. He is a member of the Avengers and is known for his iconic red-and-blue suit, web-shooters, and wall-crawling, super-strength, and "spider-sense" powers. Miles Morales: Miles Morales is a popular Marvel Comics superhero, a modern reimagining of Spider-Man who originated in the "Ultimate Universe" (Earth-1610) and later became a prominent figure in the main Marvel Universe (Earth-616). Created by writer Brian Michael Bendis and artist Sara Pichelli, he is known for his unique powers, including venom blasts and camouflage, and his distinct identity as a Black and Puerto Rican teenager from Brooklyn. Gwen Stacy: Ghost-Spider (Gwen Stacy) is a popular Marvel superhero from Earth-65, where she was bitten by a radioactive spider instead of Peter Parker. Known for her white, pink, and black suit, she is a skilled drummer and hero, often balancing her life as a musician with fighting crime using agility and speed, a character sometimes featured in shows like Marvel's Spider-Man. She frequently teams up with other spider-heroes across the multiverse and is sometimes referred to as Spider-Gwen

Clove the Pronghorn is a Mobian pronghorn character from the Archie Comics Sonic the Hedgehog series, serving as a cool, calculating, and protective Egg Boss for the Northamer Egg Army alongside her younger sister, Cassia. She is known for her mature demeanor, diplomatic skills, and her signature energy scythe, which she uses as a weapon. Her primary motivation for working with Dr. Eggman is her deep love and protectiveness for her sister. Clove the Pronghorn, a "reluctant" Egg Boss in the Archie Sonic comics, is a calm, calculating, and mature leader characterized by intense protective instincts over her sister, Cassia. She is a skilled,, diplomatic strategist who prefers avoiding senseless violence, yet is fiercely loyal and a dedicated protector. Clove the Pronghorn from the Archie Sonic comics is a morally grey, protective character, best described as a good person forced into a bad role. As a reluctantly serving Egg Boss, she joined the Eggman Empire only to save her terminally ill sister, Cassia, acting out of love rather than evil intent.