Harry Potter...

Larcosis came out as Elrond. Not surprising since he is a firm believer in justice and faith, wisdom and mercy.

Typhus came out as Agent Smith. A colder, more efficent character who does whatever he can to get ahead and distablize society. Oh, and he whines, brags, and gets on nerves just so he can manipulate people.

Since Richter is based on Raistlin Majere and Vincent Valentine, it's no surprise that I got Raistlin.

For some reason, I took it as me, and got Worf.

You might have a tumor on your forehead. You should get that checked out.

AHHHHHHHHH!


Never mention The Princess Bride again. I had to write a film review for english on that. I'll put it up somewhere. I got 79% because it was too vicious.

God, I hate that movie.

I'm Agent Smith, heh.

Merloch got yoda

Amusing, since he's a follower of Lisaera, who noted here she also got yoda.

It also goes with his reflective status as High Priest of the Moon. Comical at best.


I, on the other hand, got Han Solo, a caring rascal with situational ethics who enjoys a good adventure and a grand challenge.


Food for thought, eh?

Fain= Agent Smith

Hehe I came out as Raistlin Majere.
Kree came out as Gandalf, hmm, which on further thought fits Kree after he got in big big trouble with the Commune and Lady Lisaera. Now he opposes his "enemies" through guile and long distances and helps quietly where he can

It seems like the divine have recived the perfect personality characters. Which is very scary!

For myself...

Galadriel
Possessing a rare combination of wisdom and humility, while serenely dominating your environment you selflessly use your powers to care for others.

For Veonira

Roy Batty
An aggressive leader that lives as you please, you are determined to seek out the answers for your questions.

..Who IS that?

Rutger Hauer's character from Blade Runner. He was the main character's antagonist, but I wouldn't quite call him the villain.

Based off the Phillip K. Dick novel, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep. Baty is actually spelled with 1 T, at least in the novel, but I'm impressed enough that his name is in there that I'm ok with a minor misspelling.

The movie is damn good, the book is 10 times better. One of my favorites.

I got Picard, which doesn't surprise me much at all.

Olan got Qui-gon Jinn, I don't know that it fits super well, but the way questions were asked wasn't really conducive to Olan, I don't think. I guess I can see a little of the 'act more then think' side of Jinn in Olan...

I got Susan Ivanova...
"Fiercely dedicated to bringing an end to corruption and exploitation, you are a strong-willed and courageous force of light."
I disagree...

Kaelar - Raistlin Majere

Me, in real life - Yoda.

Interesting results, but overall pretty accurate; especially Kaelar/Raistlin.

Inconceivable!

I do not think that word means what you think it means.

Such a wonderful author... Total Recall is such an interesting movie. In fact, pretty much all the ones based off of his books are interesting, though the recent ones aren't as good. (Imposter was horrible, Minority Report was ok, but not as good as the short story, and Paycheck was also interesting, but not as good as the short story).

I personally got Wesley Crusher.

Zolas got G'Kar (LOL!).

I agree, the movies based on his books seem to be invariably interesting. I'd have to disagree with Minority Report though, it's about the only case that I've found the movie better than the book. The book dealt with the concept very well but seemed rather empty beyond that, the movie dealt with the concept reasonably (though modified a bit to avoid confusing too many people) but was a lot more entertaining. Haven't seen Imposter or Paycheck though.

I myself got Lord Voldemort from Harry Potter

As Gwynn I got Anakin Skywalker

As Daelar from Aetolia, Prince Humperdinck (hehehe)