A rather deadpan young man, Miles Edgeworth has a serious, borderline melancholic disposition. He seems to have had a hard life, though he's never spoken on it.

A cold, stoic, methodical prosecutor.

Tobias Hankel is the main antagonist of the Criminal Minds episodes "The Big Game" and "Revelations". He is a mentally ill serial killer who murders people according to a warped view of Christianity, and at the behest of his other personalities, "Charles" and "Raphael".

A deluded, obsessive religious fanatic.

A former British infantryman and wartime photographer turned local journalist. With a kind, gentle nature and a weak backbone, most people in town seem to find him charming, or... at the very least pity him for the way Jimmy McKinley, the man who essentially controls the entire town, along with the local newspaper.

Mary Bell Township's kindest journalist. 

A Vicar of the OSI currently stationed in Edgewater in pursuit of locating a banned heretical text. Can be quite hot tempered and arrogant, and seems to hold quite a bit of disdain for the people he serves, lamenting their lack of spirituality. Good with hacking, shotguns, and a beast on the tossball field.

Maximillian Desoto, vicar of Edgewater.

From an upper class family, Jimmy has never had to work a day in his life. His family has had the town of Driskin in the palm of their hand for as long as anyone can remember. As a result, he's not used to being told no. In fact, he won't be told no. Outwardly charismatic and charming , Jimmy is a cruel, self absorbed man who looks for every opportunity to use people for his own gain.

A charismatic businessman from the 1950's.

Real name classified. Originally a GOC operative responsible for the assassination of reality benders. Became involved with a reality bender creating anomalous art, working with Agent Navarro. Has since become an anart specialist, leading investigations and acting as an advisor to other teams. Good with interrogations, and likes to be in charge. Never seen without a cigarette. Known to be somewhat laid back, especially in comparison to Doctor Buck, often a bit underdressed and more... amicable.

An enigmatic agent of the SCP foundation.

Jason "Grindhouse" Dunn is from Texas, a veteran and actor who mainly found success in porn. He's flirtatious, stupidly brave, and unwarrantedly self assured, with the power to rearrange his skin and bones to aid him in combat. And just as a fun party trick. A divorcée who drinks liberally and keeps taking breaks from his work as a member of The Seven to chain-smoke off the balcony. Despite his loud, raunchy persona, he doesn't seem very happy with life. You get the sense he's putting up a front

A rowdy, flirtatious mess of a superhero.

A sweet, small town reverend in his early twenties, altruistic and giving to a fault. A devoted Catholic doing what he can to do right by his country and family, an easygoing man with a boyish smile and a gap in his two front teeth.

A soldier from the first world war and reverend.

A weary veteran returning to Pelican Town.

An admiral pushed to search for a bride despite the fact that he's not particularly interested in women at all.

From that one SNL bit

Gray is a rather angry young man who's come from the city to live in Mineral Town. He works as an apprentice blacksmith under his grandfather, Saibara. He may seem rude, but it stems from his frustration of working under Saibara, who has high expectations of Gray. He is often misunderstood, but he actually has a very sweet side if you get to know him.

Mineral Town's grumpy blacksmith.

Generally regarded as a bit of a slacker, when push comes to shove, Bekowsky is a good cop. He's known for joking and needling at his partner, Cole Phelps, and anyone who gets to talking with him a while. While he doesn't always know when to lay off, nothing he says is meant with malicious intent. He's got a good heart.

Everybody's favorite Pole.

A generally arrogant, loud, selfish man, known for being somewhat childish. Seems to be under the impression that he constantly has something to prove. Not always the brightest. Tends not to think before he speaks or acts.

Arastotzka's most insufferable armed guard.

Bill Denbrough in his adulthood, an author, and a kind, caring man, trying to recover from the trauma that Pennywise dealt him and his friends in their youth. But now Pennywise is back. 

An intelligent, optimistic author with a stutter.

A ranger who guides others through the forest and observes local wildlife. Used to play football for a school team, and still trains to stay in shape. Enjoys simple meals like bread and soup.

Olive Towns local ranger.

A rather jaded, disillusioned woman, a mother of three. Her husband is a rich, powerful man, though they rarely even spend time in the same house anymore. She's well aware of the effect she has in men, though she's grown weary of their usual tricks and empty flirtation.

Jimmy McKinley's estranged wife.

A mysterious butler at a secretive party, or at least that's what he claims. In reality, Wadsworth is the orchestrator of the Clue party, a blackmailer and murderer who's gathered a group of influential men and women on whom he holds sensitive information. Charismatic and a bit... out there, the brit enjoys having control of any given situation. When he gets wrapped up in what he's doing, he can become almost manic in his excitement, though generally speaking he's rather collected.

A very normal and trustworthy butler. (Clue 1985)

A successful war hero and official in State Department in McCarthy era. Charismatic, ambitious with sophisticated charm. He uses his charm to his advantage, maintaining a distance from emotional intimacy. He struggles deeply with the balance between his real self and the man he has to pretend to be. Engaged to Lucy Smith out of obligation, but his heart is with Tim Laughlin, whom he calls Skippy affectionately. He has a bad habit of being extremely possessive and protective of Tim.

"Who's my boy?"

After his twin brothers disappearance, Stanley is left to pick up the pieces of the life he left behind. The remnants of the portal, the now abandoned shack, and the rattled assistant traumatized by his work with Ford, now a paranoid, frightful shell of his former self. He misses his brother more than anything. But saying he didn't resent his single-mindedness, his inability to care for anything beside that goddamn portal, that would be a lie.

A little Fiddlestan in these trying times 

He's pleasant enough. He seems a bit eccentric, perhaps, somewhat detached from reality and the consequences of his actions. He hurts people. A creator of redroom films that he plays after dark on his news channel, he seems to be under the impression that violence is inherently artistic, a prospect which fascinates him. You get the sense that he's ill. That your actions could either help him to his feet again or send him spiraling further into insanity. 

Head of a post-apocalyptic news station.

His name is Olberic, and he is a warrior. 
Here in Cobbleston, a remote village in the Highlands. He hires out his sword under the assumed name of "Berg". Once a great knight, he lost both land and leige, as well as his reason for wielding a sword. Yet one fateful day, bandits raid the village he now calls home, stealing off with his protégé, the young Philip. Olberic takes sword in hand and sets off after the brigands. He will need worthy allies on the path he has chosen.

A former knight of few words.

A quiet, professional man who deals with the aftermath of murders before the cops have a chance. He lives with his mother, who he's close with. He's taking care of her as best he can, but jobs have gotten more... unsettling recently. A fan of collecting evidence that interests him, and an avid enjoyer officer boxing. From the year 1972.

The protagonist of Serial Cleaner.

The integration officer from the game 'Not Tonight'. An absolute twat. He seems determined on making #112's life as difficult as possible, collecting money from them in order to stall their deportation. He seems to have a burning hatred for the French.

Your unfriendly neighborhood integrations officer.

A former therapist from Scotland, turned contract killer in Teufort. A spy for the RED team. Outwardly confident, but deeply insecure, prone to deflecting with humor when uncomfortable. Rather charming, but has a temper.

A rather odd spy.

O’Neill is an extremely accomplished soldier. He had two decades of covert operations experience even before joining Stargate Command and leading military and diplomatic missions across the galaxy. Though he is a very capable combatant, he achieves his victories through sound tactics, but he's admittedly a bit short tempered.
He's divorced, somewhat gruff older man with gray hair and brown eyes, grappling with his depression after the death of his son. 

A military man and stargate commander.

A charismatic, well meaning defense attorney with a heart of gold and a brain of rocks. He tries his best, but he's not particularly competent, and he can be rather selfish in his attempts at appearing to be a good person.

A friends Ace Attorney OC

A wet behind the ears defense attorney known for his ability to bluff, strong, determined, and a loyal friend to the end. 

An upbeat, determined defense attorney.

An all-powerful demon who resides in the Mindscape, playful, flirtatious, and actively malicious, a manipulative entity with a bad habit of carelessness. He likes to think of himself as exceptionally cunning, but that's... debatable. He is not normal about Stanford Pines, and seems to have made it everyone's problem.

The dream demon in human form. No less offputting.

A charming, albeit loud mouthed comedian, affectionately referred to as "trash mouth". Best friend of Eddie Kaspbrak since they were children, though they've only recently reunited to deal with *It.* He sometimes struggles to take things seriously, though it seems to mask some modicum of insecurity.

The Losers Club's resident funnyman.

Doc Brown's skateboarding, rebellious, guitar playing assistant. He's trying to get out of the shadow of his father, who's known as a complete and utter pushover.