Canons
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Killy
Original icon image by Tatsuya
~Media: BLAME!
A wanderer, a little on the short side. Killy is a lot older than he originally appears and it's taken its toll on him. His goals seem fairly simple and he follows them with a tunnel vision brought on by spending the majority of his remembered life doing nothing but. Occasionally, he might have a thought outside his regularly scheduled programming. His speech patterns are a little stuttered but he's resilient, which is a good thing because that pistol of his packs an obliterating wallop.
Guideau
~Media: The Witch and the Beast
Guideau has a strange condition, in that the body one sees her in the most isn't her real body. She's very pretty to look at with those piercing golden eyes, but her presence is almost ugly in comparison with rude behaviour and crude language. She has an obsession for destruction and a bottomless appetite, and has all the blood and fury of an uncontrollable storm. Definitely a creature who hits things first and might ask questions later.
*Notes: Played in the era before Ashaf by default, canon manga/anime era is played either in tandem with the appropriate characters or by request.
Seven
~Media: Scissor Seven
Seven's a fun-loving guy with a pair of chi-controlled scissors. He's friendly, outgoing, and an insatiable flirt although he doesn't remember too much of his past and would rather keep it that way. After all, he likes his life as a hair-stylist, a job that suits him and his love for community well. He can come across as obnoxious to some but also shows a bit of a dark side when provoked beyond his seemingly-normal limits.
*Notes: Played as Scissor by default, but willing to explore his prior Killer era on request.
D
~Media: Vampire Hunter D
Described as ethereally beautiful, D is a dhampir renowned for his skill as a vampire hunter. He's not well known for being the warmest individual, straight forward and self-practical with few shifts in moods and emotions with a side of workaholic. Although D himself is cold and detached, his constant companion -a carbuncle trapped in his left hand- offsets his moodiness regularly with its own wit and interjections of dark humor.
*Notes: Played more aligned with the novels.
Holo the Wisewolf
~Media: Spice and Wolf
A capricious wolf spirit originally from the far northern territories, Holo has been revered as a goddess of the harvest in some southern regions in recent centuries. Prone to fits of vain fancy and childish hedonism, she is much smarter than she looks and very quick to adapt to her surroundings. Her loyalties are strong with those she considers dear friends and the occasional use of the more animal instincts she possesses in either her human or feral forms come in handy as repayment for their time and love.
*Notes: Played following the original TV series as default, since that's the one I remember most. As I reread through the source materials and watch the new remake coming out, characterization may change.
Zero
~Media: Prisoner Zero
Contagiously chaotic and sarcastically upbeat, Zero has a habit of dragging people around him into his shenanigans. He doesn't seem to remember much of who he was before, only remembering his status as a prisoner in one of the galaxy's most high-security remote prisons before being rescued. Despite this, he lets his curiosity and distaste for corrupted use of power drag the metaphoric leash of his bleeding heart, something that blinds him to the actions and ires of those close to and around him.
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Shimada Death
~Media: Dai Dark
Shimada Death is a nothing short of a god of death. Possessing phenomenal power and universal knowledge beyond the comprehension of most, it's frankly made them bored of existing, but simultaneously arrogant. Because they seem emotionally distant and callous, other beings tend to keep their own distance. Shimada follows their stomach more often than not like a confident cat, their preferred food being the souls of the dead, and really has little else to do with living creatures not trying to kill them first. Unlike most creatures in the universe, they have little interest in desiring Zaha Sanko's bones, something they find has endeared the cursed boy to them as their friend.
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Zaha Sanko
Sanko is canonically 14 years old, so I refuse any ship with romantic or sexual content with him.
Platonic and familial relationships are just fine, though.
~Media: Dai Dark
Sanko is the most cursed boy in the known universe; anyone who possesses his bones will have any wish they desire granted. He doesn't have any idea who did it to him, but him and his dark paggy companion are off to find out who would do such a thing to a kid. Despite witnessing and causing more death than most other children his age, Sanko has a pretty good outlook on life. He's naive at the best of times, but overall tries to be a good and kind person when not trying to defend himself from those who would seek to hurt or harvest him.
*Notes: Avakian is played as a NPC by default due to his role in Sanko's story.
Sphinx
~Media: Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy
Sphinx is a young demigod in the Egyptian pantheon of gods. Trained by the best of the gods to be the best regional deity he can, he's used his teachings to save the world and then some, settling in at Abydos as their hero. He's a bit of a golden-hearted hothead sometimes, willing to rush first into dangers or tasks and think later when all is said and done. It's a trait he's been called out on, but doesn't seem too keen on mellowing out yet. After all, his actions continue to keep the dark god Set at bay, so why not use it now while it's fresh.
*Notes: Played post-game by default; Sphinx keeps a decent relationship with Mummy as a close friend for all his help and hard work throughout their adventure together. Most of his characterization is headcanons I've devised while replaying the game.
Wex Majorand B'Angus
Wex is canonically 17-18 years old, so I refuse any ship with romantic or sexual content with him.
Platonic and familial relationships are just fine, though.
~Media: Wild9
An almost unwilling young rebel hero from a backwater planet in the Andromeda Galaxy Cluster, Wex was thrown into a fight against a galactic tyrant known as Karn who -in his recent years- has grown insane and childish. After patchworking a new galaxy for his liking and displacing multitudes of people, Wex was forced to step up and take control of the mythical superweapon known as The Rig, as a result being joined by the weaselly little Scottish creature living in it by name of B'Anguswith the silent B. Being the only one capable of handling such a weapon puts him on the spot, and he's trying his hardest to live up to that role. Despite gathering a rebel group wronged by Karn to fight back, Wex finds himself constantly tired and overwhelmed. Still, he tries to maintain the goodhearted boyishly boisterous nature he's expected to have and will drop everything to help downtrodden masses without hesitation, which gets him in trouble regularly. Something B'Angus is more than willing to point out.
*Notes: Due to creator neglect, I've adopted Wex so he's 5% source material and 95% mine now.