- Name: King Dedede
- Age: Unstated.
- Gender: Male
- Appearance:
- Canon, AU, or OC?: Canon
- Universe of Origin: Kirby
- Personality: Somewhat arrogant, quick to temper. A little dim-witted, but quite noble once you get to know him. King Dedede isn't really a bad guy, he's just... misguided, sometimes, and at others, literally possessed by Dark Matter or the like. That being said, King Dedede has a bit of a greedy streak and a mischievous tendency. But he's got a tender heart under that flab and fierce facade.
- Abilities/Weapons: King Dedede has a large wooden mallet with a jet engine embedded in the head. With a simple twist of the handle, he can activate the turbine within the engine to loose a powerful swing that can send foes flying. On top of this, Dedede uses his own weight to his advantage, body-slamming, tackling, and sliding into his targets. Despite that weight, Dedede can inhale a significant amount of air and inflate like a balloon, able to float off the ground. He can even leap about eight times his height and come crashing down at devastating speeds.
- Backstory: King Dedede is the self-proclaimed king of Dream Land and has recently smoothed over some rough edges with Kirby (though Dedede still gets into some mischief). Their long rivalry went back a long way; in 1993, Dedede had callously stolen Dream Land's entire food supply to host a feast at his castle, leaving none for the Dream Land common folk, and prompting a hungry Kirby to chase after him and recover that food. Since then, Dedede has become significantly friendlier, and has even learned his lesson about faulty governing (though this did lead to a certain misunderstanding involving the Star Rod and the Fountain of Dreams). King Dedede has even joined forces with Kirby to help out a wizard named Magolor (who turned out to be under some form of dark influence that used Kirby to attain ultimate power; Magolor and Kirby's friends became pretty tight after that whole ordeal). King Dedede gave aid to Kirby then, but sought Kirby's aid the very next time they met, when a magic bean lifted his castle into the sky-lying land of Floralia, allowing a spider-wizard named Taranza to kidnap him. (He's OK now.)
Shortly after the fiasco with Floralia, Kirby found his world devoid of color, stolen by the Dark Crafter possessing the sculptress Claycia. While Kirby was off on that adventure, Dedede was... sleeping. Before the color could literally drain from him, however, Dedede woke up in an unfamiliar place in an unfamiliar time...
King Dedede, waking up with the epiphanic decision that he should take more responsibility, looked high and low for a. a way back to Dream Land and b. any helpful connections he could make in this strange new universe. King Dedede came into contact with UMMA, and (with some difficulty with the paperwork) became an agent. Of course, he abandoned (read:some [read:few]) of his negative tendencies and quirks, but remains devoted to his newfound responsibility. Quick note: he actually went back to Dream Land; finding that the Dark Crafter had stolen all the color, Dedede realized that he had literally no Waddle Dees to boss around, and turned around going right back to UMMA until Kirby took care of that whole Rainbow Curse mess.
- Faction: UMMA
- Age: Unstated.
- Gender: Male
- Appearance:
- Canon, AU, or OC?: Canon
- Universe of Origin: Kirby
- Personality: Somewhat arrogant, quick to temper. A little dim-witted, but quite noble once you get to know him. King Dedede isn't really a bad guy, he's just... misguided, sometimes, and at others, literally possessed by Dark Matter or the like. That being said, King Dedede has a bit of a greedy streak and a mischievous tendency. But he's got a tender heart under that flab and fierce facade.
- Abilities/Weapons: King Dedede has a large wooden mallet with a jet engine embedded in the head. With a simple twist of the handle, he can activate the turbine within the engine to loose a powerful swing that can send foes flying. On top of this, Dedede uses his own weight to his advantage, body-slamming, tackling, and sliding into his targets. Despite that weight, Dedede can inhale a significant amount of air and inflate like a balloon, able to float off the ground. He can even leap about eight times his height and come crashing down at devastating speeds.
- Backstory: King Dedede is the self-proclaimed king of Dream Land and has recently smoothed over some rough edges with Kirby (though Dedede still gets into some mischief). Their long rivalry went back a long way; in 1993, Dedede had callously stolen Dream Land's entire food supply to host a feast at his castle, leaving none for the Dream Land common folk, and prompting a hungry Kirby to chase after him and recover that food. Since then, Dedede has become significantly friendlier, and has even learned his lesson about faulty governing (though this did lead to a certain misunderstanding involving the Star Rod and the Fountain of Dreams). King Dedede has even joined forces with Kirby to help out a wizard named Magolor (who turned out to be under some form of dark influence that used Kirby to attain ultimate power; Magolor and Kirby's friends became pretty tight after that whole ordeal). King Dedede gave aid to Kirby then, but sought Kirby's aid the very next time they met, when a magic bean lifted his castle into the sky-lying land of Floralia, allowing a spider-wizard named Taranza to kidnap him. (He's OK now.)
Shortly after the fiasco with Floralia, Kirby found his world devoid of color, stolen by the Dark Crafter possessing the sculptress Claycia. While Kirby was off on that adventure, Dedede was... sleeping. Before the color could literally drain from him, however, Dedede woke up in an unfamiliar place in an unfamiliar time...
King Dedede, waking up with the epiphanic decision that he should take more responsibility, looked high and low for a. a way back to Dream Land and b. any helpful connections he could make in this strange new universe. King Dedede came into contact with UMMA, and (with some difficulty with the paperwork) became an agent. Of course, he abandoned (read:some [read:few]) of his negative tendencies and quirks, but remains devoted to his newfound responsibility. Quick note: he actually went back to Dream Land; finding that the Dark Crafter had stolen all the color, Dedede realized that he had literally no Waddle Dees to boss around, and turned around going right back to UMMA until Kirby took care of that whole Rainbow Curse mess.
- Faction: UMMA
- Name: Morgan
- Age: 19
- Gender: Female
- Appearance:
- Canon, AU, or OC?: Canon
- Universe of Origin: Fire Emblem
- Personality: Morgan has a bit of a sadistic streak. Nothing too horrible; it only manifests in social situations (and in battle situations in terms of her enemies. Friends have little to worry about.). An exuberant young woman, she seems to have a somewhat diminished regard for others' feelings (outwardly, at least). Nevertheless, she is also quite an optimist, choosing to look at the bright side of things. Though she remembers little of her father Robin, she nevertheless remembers his name and cares deeply for him. However, she expresses distress if asked about memories of her father.
- Abilities/Weapons: Morgan is a tactician like her father, and is equipped with three different tomes and two swords.
In addition, Morgan has a Skill specific to her class:
- Backstory: Believe it or not: Morgan hasn't got any idea where she came from, or why she had traveled back in time to the continent of Ylisse. Morgan, upon meeting her father Robin, immediately felt the connection (though not necessarily the needed stimulation in the hippocampus to trigger any memories) to the tactician (noting, however, how unusually young Robin looked), and joined the Ylissean guard. Morgan spends her time looking up to the fantastic strategy of her father, and thinks constantly of how to under-cut him in terms of tactics (Robin, however, always manages to outfox her). Morgan became quite an asset to the Ylissean guard; however, devastatingly injured in the battle against the Valmese warlord, Walhart, the Exalt Chrom's sister Lissa had to bring Morgan away from the battlefield. Healing Morgan, Lissa stayed with her until the battle's end. Morgan brooded over her apparent failure in tactics, before quickly analyzing what went wrong.
Telling Robin that she wanted time to think about strategy before charging into any battles, Morgan stayed behind in the barracks for a battle or two against some of the Risen. Late one night, poring over her father's books, Morgan fell asleep, before waking in an unfamiliar landscape.
Morgan learned that some sort of multiversal flux involved with the time travel of the Ylissean Guard legacies, as well as her own alternate timeline, had caused her to break the universal threshold of Emblem Space (the Fire Emblem universe). Seeking aid, Morgan eventually came across the UMMA. Learning what the UMMA did, Morgan thought that she could return to the Ylissean Guard with wiser tactics and better strategy if she had the experience on her own, so she decided to join as an agent.
- Faction: UMMA
- Age: 19
- Gender: Female
- Appearance:
- Canon, AU, or OC?: Canon
- Universe of Origin: Fire Emblem
- Personality: Morgan has a bit of a sadistic streak. Nothing too horrible; it only manifests in social situations (and in battle situations in terms of her enemies. Friends have little to worry about.). An exuberant young woman, she seems to have a somewhat diminished regard for others' feelings (outwardly, at least). Nevertheless, she is also quite an optimist, choosing to look at the bright side of things. Though she remembers little of her father Robin, she nevertheless remembers his name and cares deeply for him. However, she expresses distress if asked about memories of her father.
- Abilities/Weapons: Morgan is a tactician like her father, and is equipped with three different tomes and two swords.
- Levin Sword: An electrical sword that channels lightning and directs it at the opponent. It strikes from a distance.
- Silver Sword: A standard longsword with a silver blade and brass hilt. Morgan uses it in melee combat.
- Rexcalibur: Summons a miniature ice storm. Morgan can use this to lift herself into the air as well.
- Arcthunder: Morgan fires a ball of lightning that electrocutes the target in a crossed bolt.
- Bolganone: Causes an eruption underneath the target, showering it in searing flames.
In addition, Morgan has a Skill specific to her class:
- Rally Spectrum: Morgan inspires allies around her, increasing their might in strength, magic, defenses, and skill.
- Backstory: Believe it or not: Morgan hasn't got any idea where she came from, or why she had traveled back in time to the continent of Ylisse. Morgan, upon meeting her father Robin, immediately felt the connection (though not necessarily the needed stimulation in the hippocampus to trigger any memories) to the tactician (noting, however, how unusually young Robin looked), and joined the Ylissean guard. Morgan spends her time looking up to the fantastic strategy of her father, and thinks constantly of how to under-cut him in terms of tactics (Robin, however, always manages to outfox her). Morgan became quite an asset to the Ylissean guard; however, devastatingly injured in the battle against the Valmese warlord, Walhart, the Exalt Chrom's sister Lissa had to bring Morgan away from the battlefield. Healing Morgan, Lissa stayed with her until the battle's end. Morgan brooded over her apparent failure in tactics, before quickly analyzing what went wrong.
Telling Robin that she wanted time to think about strategy before charging into any battles, Morgan stayed behind in the barracks for a battle or two against some of the Risen. Late one night, poring over her father's books, Morgan fell asleep, before waking in an unfamiliar landscape.
Morgan learned that some sort of multiversal flux involved with the time travel of the Ylissean Guard legacies, as well as her own alternate timeline, had caused her to break the universal threshold of Emblem Space (the Fire Emblem universe). Seeking aid, Morgan eventually came across the UMMA. Learning what the UMMA did, Morgan thought that she could return to the Ylissean Guard with wiser tactics and better strategy if she had the experience on her own, so she decided to join as an agent.
- Faction: UMMA
- Name: Dr. Facilier
- Age: 43
- Gender: Male
- Appearance:
- Canon, AU, or OC?: Canon
- Universe of Origin: Disney-->The Princess and the Frog
- Personality: An exuberant, yet sinister shadow-man, Dr. Facilier is closely aligned with the hoodoo-voodoo spirit world. He has constant contact with his "friends on the other side" and uses his contact with the spirit world to further his plans. Facilier is indeed suave, smooth-talking, and often charming, but also cruel, remorseless, and sadistic. A charismatic performer, Facilier is a smooth talker of drama and showmanship. A highly manipulative character, Facilier will smooth-talk his way around anyone to get them to say what he needs them to say to work his voodoo magic and turn their lives to his advantage.
Facilier definitely knows of the powers of nature, and acts according to their influence. Aware that Ray the firefly could dissipate his shadows, he killed the bug under his heel in order to prevent him from interfering with his voodoo plans, showing the extent of his cruelty to a sentient firefly.
- Abilities/Weapons: For melee combat, Facilier utilizes his cane in flamboyant motions. He practices, however, left-handed voodoo, all based on his "friends on the other side", who manipulate the whims of others in order to give him what he wants. (He is, however, deeply in debt of these shadowy Loa, and secretly fears them.) Facilier is skilled in sleight-of-hand, and his tarot cards reflect the desires of those he tricks. The problem of his reliance on his "friends" is alleviated by his skill in trickery and cunning, which are quintessential to the execution of his shadow-magic.
- Backstory: Facilier is first seen striking a deal with a man who wishes to grow hair on the busy streets of New Orleans. So, Facilier makes it so by having hair grow over his entire body, frighting both civilians and the man himself, amusing Facilier to the highest degree. However, Facilier's joy is short-lived when he witnesses just how much wealth is owned by Eli "Big Daddy" La Bouff, the richest man in New Orleans. The envious Facilier and his shadow look in disgust, knowing there must be a way to make themselves just as wealthy as Eli is. Later on, Facilier overhears a waitress named Tiana and Charlotte La Bouff, the daughter of Big Daddy, talking about a prince coming to town who is due to marry her. Facilier, needing money, gets an idea from the information heard. Once Prince Naveen and his overworked valet Lawrence arrive, he takes them to his parlor to strike deals. For Naveen, the doctor promises to give Naveen all the freedom and green his heart's desire, while with Lawrence, he offers him to have the chance to be in Naveen's shoes to get a spot in the limelight for once.
With a handshake, the deal is complete. However, when Naveen figured Facilier meant wealth when he promised to give green, the doctor actually tricked the prince and magically transformed him into a frog and imprisoned him. As for Lawrence, he became a recruit for Facilier's plot to become incredibly wealthy and dominate New Orleans. Facilier gives Lawrence a trinket filled with the Naveen's blood, which allows Lawrence to magically transform into an exact copy of the Prince, thus impersonating him. In Naveen's place, the disguised Lawrence was now meant to marry Charlotte. Once they marry, Facilier plans to murder Big Daddy, thus having the fortune handed over to Lawrence, the heir through marriage. Together, the villains would split the money, though Facilier actually plans to cheat the phoney prince and take most. That night at Charlotte's masquerade ball, Lawrence in disguise meets the wealthy debutant and they immediately hit it off, making Facilier's plot all the more closer to completion.
Meanwhile, Naveen manages to escape and heads off. He soon meets Tiana, whom he believes to be a princess. However, she was merely wearing a costume in honor of the party. But following the storyline of "The Frog Prince", Naveen asks the girl to kiss him, which she reluctantly does. As a result of not actually being a princess, Tiana also becomes a frog. Furious, Tiana attacks Naveen and the two end up on the ball's dance floor, causing havoc as they escaped the party and accidentally ending up in the bayous of New Orleans. Facilier was secretly attending the ball, as well, and watched in anger as Naveen escaped. The furious witch doctor confronts Lawrence on the matter, who begins having second thoughts about the villainous scheme. Facilier manages to persuade the former valet to continue going along with the plan, assuring that all will be well so long as they have Naveen's blood in the voodoo talisman. The next day, however, the blood begins to run out and Lawrence's Naveen disguise is abolished. Facilier must now ask for help from his "friends on the other side". Promising they'll have all the wayward souls their dark hearts desire once the city is under his control, Facilier is given a team of shadow demon henchmen by the "friends" to go out and capture Naveen.
Naveen is captured the day after the legion of demons were sent out, and taken back to the worried Facilier and Lawrence. Once Naveen was returned, Lawrence steals back the blood and stores it in the talisman, restoring the power of his Naveen disguise. The wedding ceremony occurs that night at Mardi Gras. Facilier waits in the shadows, watching closely as Lawrence and Charlotte are about to be pronounced husband and wife. With a voodoo doll of Big Daddy at hand, Facilier plans on stabbing the voodoo doll in the heart, thus killing Big Daddy and handing the fortune down to Lawrence as planned. Fortunately, Naveen escapes yet again and prevents this. The talisman is obtained by Naveen and given to his friend Ray the firefly. Facilier and the shadows chase after Ray while Naveen is being held captive by Lawrence. Ray manages to give the talisman over to Tiana, telling her she needs to keep it away from the Shadow Man. Tiana escapes with the talisman whilst Ray begins destroying the shadow demons. Facilier stops this by killing Ray. With him out of the way, the Shadow Man and his legion of demons head onwards to Tiana.
Facilier and the shadows have Tiana cornered, soon enough. However, she threatens to destroy it, prompting Facilier to make an attempt to strike a deal. He tries to manipulate Tiana into handing over the talisman in exchange for granting Tiana's dreams to open the restaurant she's dreamed of having since she was a little girl. However, Tiana denies the deal, not falling for Facilier's manipulation and destroys the talisman. Facilier immediately begins to panic once she does, just as, suddenly, his "friends from the other side" arrive to take the doctor's soul as punishment for his failure. The horrified Facilier pleads for mercy, but it's too late. They grab Facilier's shadow, thus pulling Facilier as well, and drag them into the voodoo spirit world where they will be doomed to reside for all eternity. All that was left was a tombstone with Facilier's horrified face and name engraved onto it.
Released from his spirit-world prison, given just one more chance, Facilier came into contact with the Shadow Eternity. He joined them with the intent to pay off his debt to his "friends," perceiving the SE's goals as an easy way out, since their methods of execution aligned closely with his own.
- Faction: Shadow Eternity. He is literally referred to as a "shadow-man."
- Age: 43
- Gender: Male
- Appearance:
- Canon, AU, or OC?: Canon
- Universe of Origin: Disney-->The Princess and the Frog
- Personality: An exuberant, yet sinister shadow-man, Dr. Facilier is closely aligned with the hoodoo-voodoo spirit world. He has constant contact with his "friends on the other side" and uses his contact with the spirit world to further his plans. Facilier is indeed suave, smooth-talking, and often charming, but also cruel, remorseless, and sadistic. A charismatic performer, Facilier is a smooth talker of drama and showmanship. A highly manipulative character, Facilier will smooth-talk his way around anyone to get them to say what he needs them to say to work his voodoo magic and turn their lives to his advantage.
Facilier definitely knows of the powers of nature, and acts according to their influence. Aware that Ray the firefly could dissipate his shadows, he killed the bug under his heel in order to prevent him from interfering with his voodoo plans, showing the extent of his cruelty to a sentient firefly.
- Abilities/Weapons: For melee combat, Facilier utilizes his cane in flamboyant motions. He practices, however, left-handed voodoo, all based on his "friends on the other side", who manipulate the whims of others in order to give him what he wants. (He is, however, deeply in debt of these shadowy Loa, and secretly fears them.) Facilier is skilled in sleight-of-hand, and his tarot cards reflect the desires of those he tricks. The problem of his reliance on his "friends" is alleviated by his skill in trickery and cunning, which are quintessential to the execution of his shadow-magic.
- Backstory: Facilier is first seen striking a deal with a man who wishes to grow hair on the busy streets of New Orleans. So, Facilier makes it so by having hair grow over his entire body, frighting both civilians and the man himself, amusing Facilier to the highest degree. However, Facilier's joy is short-lived when he witnesses just how much wealth is owned by Eli "Big Daddy" La Bouff, the richest man in New Orleans. The envious Facilier and his shadow look in disgust, knowing there must be a way to make themselves just as wealthy as Eli is. Later on, Facilier overhears a waitress named Tiana and Charlotte La Bouff, the daughter of Big Daddy, talking about a prince coming to town who is due to marry her. Facilier, needing money, gets an idea from the information heard. Once Prince Naveen and his overworked valet Lawrence arrive, he takes them to his parlor to strike deals. For Naveen, the doctor promises to give Naveen all the freedom and green his heart's desire, while with Lawrence, he offers him to have the chance to be in Naveen's shoes to get a spot in the limelight for once.
With a handshake, the deal is complete. However, when Naveen figured Facilier meant wealth when he promised to give green, the doctor actually tricked the prince and magically transformed him into a frog and imprisoned him. As for Lawrence, he became a recruit for Facilier's plot to become incredibly wealthy and dominate New Orleans. Facilier gives Lawrence a trinket filled with the Naveen's blood, which allows Lawrence to magically transform into an exact copy of the Prince, thus impersonating him. In Naveen's place, the disguised Lawrence was now meant to marry Charlotte. Once they marry, Facilier plans to murder Big Daddy, thus having the fortune handed over to Lawrence, the heir through marriage. Together, the villains would split the money, though Facilier actually plans to cheat the phoney prince and take most. That night at Charlotte's masquerade ball, Lawrence in disguise meets the wealthy debutant and they immediately hit it off, making Facilier's plot all the more closer to completion.
Meanwhile, Naveen manages to escape and heads off. He soon meets Tiana, whom he believes to be a princess. However, she was merely wearing a costume in honor of the party. But following the storyline of "The Frog Prince", Naveen asks the girl to kiss him, which she reluctantly does. As a result of not actually being a princess, Tiana also becomes a frog. Furious, Tiana attacks Naveen and the two end up on the ball's dance floor, causing havoc as they escaped the party and accidentally ending up in the bayous of New Orleans. Facilier was secretly attending the ball, as well, and watched in anger as Naveen escaped. The furious witch doctor confronts Lawrence on the matter, who begins having second thoughts about the villainous scheme. Facilier manages to persuade the former valet to continue going along with the plan, assuring that all will be well so long as they have Naveen's blood in the voodoo talisman. The next day, however, the blood begins to run out and Lawrence's Naveen disguise is abolished. Facilier must now ask for help from his "friends on the other side". Promising they'll have all the wayward souls their dark hearts desire once the city is under his control, Facilier is given a team of shadow demon henchmen by the "friends" to go out and capture Naveen.
Naveen is captured the day after the legion of demons were sent out, and taken back to the worried Facilier and Lawrence. Once Naveen was returned, Lawrence steals back the blood and stores it in the talisman, restoring the power of his Naveen disguise. The wedding ceremony occurs that night at Mardi Gras. Facilier waits in the shadows, watching closely as Lawrence and Charlotte are about to be pronounced husband and wife. With a voodoo doll of Big Daddy at hand, Facilier plans on stabbing the voodoo doll in the heart, thus killing Big Daddy and handing the fortune down to Lawrence as planned. Fortunately, Naveen escapes yet again and prevents this. The talisman is obtained by Naveen and given to his friend Ray the firefly. Facilier and the shadows chase after Ray while Naveen is being held captive by Lawrence. Ray manages to give the talisman over to Tiana, telling her she needs to keep it away from the Shadow Man. Tiana escapes with the talisman whilst Ray begins destroying the shadow demons. Facilier stops this by killing Ray. With him out of the way, the Shadow Man and his legion of demons head onwards to Tiana.
Facilier and the shadows have Tiana cornered, soon enough. However, she threatens to destroy it, prompting Facilier to make an attempt to strike a deal. He tries to manipulate Tiana into handing over the talisman in exchange for granting Tiana's dreams to open the restaurant she's dreamed of having since she was a little girl. However, Tiana denies the deal, not falling for Facilier's manipulation and destroys the talisman. Facilier immediately begins to panic once she does, just as, suddenly, his "friends from the other side" arrive to take the doctor's soul as punishment for his failure. The horrified Facilier pleads for mercy, but it's too late. They grab Facilier's shadow, thus pulling Facilier as well, and drag them into the voodoo spirit world where they will be doomed to reside for all eternity. All that was left was a tombstone with Facilier's horrified face and name engraved onto it.
Released from his spirit-world prison, given just one more chance, Facilier came into contact with the Shadow Eternity. He joined them with the intent to pay off his debt to his "friends," perceiving the SE's goals as an easy way out, since their methods of execution aligned closely with his own.
- Faction: Shadow Eternity. He is literally referred to as a "shadow-man."