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Anonymous
Female
A sweet faun who trusts too quickly.
Nemmysis
Female
A powerful priestess, demons and witch hunter who can travel to the future
BdDragoon
Male
Casual dragon bouncing around donig what he wants and having a good time doing it
FreeJayFly
Other
This rather rowdy team of four is led by a quiet and analytical individual.
4646
Female
I powerful woman how has great strength
Cyns
Female
Behold, a marvelous trick!
Anonymous
Female
A goddess once beloved in Japan, now forgotten by even the gods she was raised by. She roams Japan in hopes to find one last person who believes in her. Defending her home from beasts hidden from man.
skelomancer
Female
Pretty Paladin of Perfectionism and Hardheadedness.
Quintessa
Female
An girl named Quintessa was death herself.
Unamedgoon123
Male
A boy who wants revenge and grows up to be a hero and has powers from a wich who cursed him
greyvolpe
Male
A half-elf thief with an inclination towards danger and recklessness who's a hopeless flirt.
llKawaiiChanll
Male
A young boy who was traumatized by many scary things, he's helpless inside chill on the outside.
PrettyInBlack2003
Female
The girl who doesn't age at all. Waiting to protect those in need.
Ciffy-Chan
Female
A human girl on the run, while she tries to find friends and possibly love.
Ciffy-Chan
Female
A Kawaii Neko that is just misunderstood.
Viking-Hans
Male
An Assassin-for-hire with an inability to recognize that killing and hurting people is wrong. The nicest, deadliest person you could hope to meet.
Viking-Hans
Female
Created a Persona, evolved into a thief born with a stupidly high percentage of luck. Good luck or Bad luck? Well...
Viking-Hans
Female
A puppet brought to life bearing the soul of her maker.
Viking-Hans
Female
A daughter cursed by a mother, locked away until rescued by a less-than-willing Drow.
Viking-Hans
Female
A liberated Varyadran experiment who has been combined with the genes of a Peacock - and uses this to her entertaining advantage.
