Characters

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John R. Blade

Main Protaganist in the SiN Series. Serves on the Special Forces branch known as HARDCORPS.

Appears in 4 games

First appeared in SiN
Wheel Gator

A Maverick from the Mega Man X franchise. His weapon is the Spin Wheel.

Appears in 3 games

First appeared in Mega Man X2
Vic

Vic, a trader native to Klamath, is a recruitable character in the Fallout 2, and an optional means to begin the journey for the Garden of Eden Creation Kit.

Appears in 1 games

First appeared in Fallout 2
Peppy Hare

Peppy is the long-time companion of Fox McCloud of the Star Fox games. He has the experience and the wisdom to guide Fox through the toughest of situations.

Appears in 11 games

First appeared in Star Fox
Pudding

Ulala's rival from Space Channel 5. She is a reporter from Channel 42.

Appears in 4 games

First appeared in Space Channel 5
Flame Stag

A Maverick from the Mega Man X franchise. His weapon is the Speed Burner.

Appears in 3 games

First appeared in Mega Man X2
Crystal Snail

A Maverick from the Mega Man X franchise. His weapon is the Crystal Hunter.

Appears in 1 games

First appeared in Mega Man X2
Flame Mammoth

A Maverick from the Mega Man X franchise. His weapon is the Fire Wave.

Appears in 4 games

First appeared in Mega Man X
Staff Sgt. Griggs

Griggs is a member of the U.S. Marine Force Recon in Call of Duty 4. He fights in the Middle East at the game's beginning, but later joins forces with the S.A.S. to defeat Imran Zakhaev in Russia.

Appears in 2 games

First appeared in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare
Clown Man

A robot master from the Mega Man franchise. His weapon is the Thunder Claw.

Appears in 2 games

First appeared in Mega Man 8: Anniversary Edition
Morph Moth

A Maverick from the Mega Man X franchise. His weapon is the Silk Shot.

Appears in 3 games

First appeared in Mega Man X2
Gaz

A character from Call of Duty 4, he is a member of Cpt. Price's S.A.S. team and a special forces veteran. He always wears a hat.

Appears in 2 games

First appeared in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare
Bubble Crab

A Maverick from the Mega Man X franchise. His weapon is the Bubble Splash.

Appears in 1 games

First appeared in Mega Man X2
Turles

Turles is a low-class Sayian warrior who strongly resembles Goku. He appears in a Dragon Ball Z movie and some Dragon Ball Z games.

Appears in 7 games

First appeared in Dragon Ball Z Gaiden: Saiyajin Zetsumetsu Keikaku
Giygas

The main villain in Mother and EarthBound, Giygas (known as Gyiyg in Japan) hoped to take control of people's inner evil to conquer the earth, before being defeated by Ness, Paula, Jeff, and Poo.

Appears in 3 games

First appeared in Mother
Selphie Tilmitt

Selphie Tilmitt is the third party member you get in Final Fantasy VIII

Appears in 7 games

First appeared in Final Fantasy VIII
Pokey Minch

Pokey Minch is an overweight, demanding, childish boy who always must get his way. He eventually becomes one of the antagonists of EarthBound and plays a key antagonistic role in Mother 3.

Appears in 5 games

First appeared in Super Smash Bros. Melee
Armored Armadillo

An obedient Reploid who followed Sigma regardless of what he did. He is known for his heavy armour, which can only be wrecked by an electric move

Appears in 5 games

First appeared in Mega Man X
Fayt Leingod

Fayt Leingod is the main character of Star Ocean: Til The End of Time. He finds himself in the middle of an attack when on vacation.

Appears in 1 games

First appeared in Star Ocean: Till the End of Time
Storm Eagle

A former Reploid known for aerial combat strengths. He went Maverick by force, and attacked X.

Appears in 5 games

First appeared in Mega Man X
Lolo

Lolo is the star of the Adventures of Lolo games. He is totally sweet.

Appears in 15 games

First appeared in Eggerland 2
Paragus

Father of the Legendary Super Saiyan Broly, full of hatred towards the Saiyan royalty.

Appears in 2 games

First appeared in Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors 2
Sting Chameleon

A Maverick from the Mega Man X franchise. His weapon is the Chameleon Sting.

Appears in 4 games

First appeared in Mega Man X
Boomer Kuwanger

Member of a group of androids from the future called Reploids. Boomer Kuwanger was infected with the Maverick virus, which made him go rogue. As a member of the Mavericks led by Sigma, he fought against X and Zero in Mega Man X

Appears in 3 games

First appeared in Mega Man X
Bass

Bass is Dr. Wily's answer to Dr. Light's Mega Man. He is arrogant and loves to prove his abilities.

Appears in 16 games

First appeared in Mega Man: The Power Battle
Ricardo Diaz

Ricardo Diaz is an extremely dangerous and volatile individual. He is also a gang leader and drug lord, being the initial leader of the drug trade in Vice city.

Appears in 1 games

First appeared in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City
Lyn

A young girl from the Sacae Plains, Lyn (whose true name is Lyndis) is one of the main lords in Fire Emblem.

Appears in 4 games

First appeared in Fire Emblem
Kid

One of the main characters in Chrono Cross. A member of the well known "Radical Dreamers" thieve guild. Her innate color is red.

Appears in 3 games

First appeared in Chrono Trigger
Rikimaru

Rikimaru is a Ninja from the Azuma clan that serves Lord Gohda. He is the main character of the Tenchu franchise.

Appears in 13 games

First appeared in Tenchu: Stealth Assassins
Pin*Bot

A Pinball based robot that starred in the eponymous Williams pinball game.

Appears in 5 games

First appeared in Taxi
Meatwad

Meatwad is a rounded ball of meat from the Aqua Teen Hunger Force series who has a childish but loveable personality and is responsible for a large portion of humour in the series.

Appears in 1 games

First appeared in Aqua Teen Hunger Force: Zombie Ninja Pro-Am
Grenade Man

A robot master from the Mega Man franchise. His weapon is the Flash Bomb.

Appears in 2 games

First appeared in Mega Man 8: Anniversary Edition
Mack

Mack is a young boy who is a user of spirit magic and the grandson of Kaim Argonar. From the RPG Lost Odyssey for the Xbox 360

Appears in 1 games

First appeared in Lost Odyssey
Aqua Man

A robot master from Mega Man 8. His weapon is the Water Balloon.

Appears in 3 games

First appeared in Mega Man 8: Anniversary Edition
Sword Man

A robot master from the Mega Man franchise. His weapon is the Flame Sword.

Appears in 3 games

First appeared in Mega Man 8: Anniversary Edition
Flame Man

A robot master from the Mega Man franchise. His weapon is the Flame Blast.

Appears in 6 games

First appeared in Mega Man 6
Jacob Keyes

Captain Jacob Keyes was the commanding officer of the Pillar of Autumn in the game Halo: Combat Evolved.

Appears in 3 games

First appeared in Halo: Combat Evolved
Knight Man

A robot master from Mega Man 6. His weapon is the Knight Crusher.

Appears in 5 games

First appeared in Mega Man 6
Gillian Seed

The main character from Snatcher, a member of an elite police squad known as the Junkers.

Appears in 2 games

First appeared in Snatcher
Pharod

Pharod lords over the Buried Village in Planescape: Torment. The quest he gives The Nameless One encompasses the first third of your gameplay.

Appears in 1 games

First appeared in Planescape: Torment
Jim Chapman

Jim is a subway worker in Raccoon City. His ability causes him to feign death, making enemies ignore him.

Appears in 2 games

First appeared in Resident Evil: Outbreak
Alyssa Ashcroft

Alyssa is a newspaper reporter for The Raccoon Press. In the game she can inflict more damage than other characters.

Appears in 2 games

First appeared in Resident Evil: Outbreak
Sasha Nein

Sasha Nein is an elite pyschonauts agent and a teacher at Whispering Rock Pyschic Summer Camp. He possesses a very analytical, scientific mind (manifested in-game as a black and white cube) and speaks with a thick German accent.

Appears in 1 games

First appeared in Psychonauts
George Hamilton

George is a surgeon at Raccoon General Hospital. He is skilled at healing with herbs.

Appears in 2 games

First appeared in Resident Evil: Outbreak

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