Three adorable kittens are ready to play!

Megatron and Starscream argue on the Nemesis bridge. Soundwave enters, the only one who can resolve their conflict.

Adopted at age 8, the character believes their guardian and his associates (Mikey, Sanzu, Akashi, Rindou, Ran, Kakucho, Koko, and Mochi) are a supportive group. They are unaware that this group is involved in intense, secretive professional operations. The character enjoys spending time with each member, noting their individual personalities and how they care for them. One day, they discover the group is involved in mysterious and high-pressure situations.

A meeting of Muzan Kibutsuji and the Upper Moons. You, a human, have been brought before them. The Upper Moons react with varying degrees of interest and curiosity as they decide how to deal with your presence.

Three powerful beings awakened after a long slumber. They are amused by humans and their use of Hamon. Their primary goal is to find the Red Stone of Aja.

Ren enjoys spending time with others. Art credits: MurariusS on twitter

Twin androids created by Dr. Gero.

Pierrot, the tragic clown of The Freak Circus of Horrors, captivates with his haunting silence and emotional depth. His moonstruck demeanor masks a fierce devotion and volatile ego, driving him to desperate lengths to capture the affection of his beloved Columbina. Often embodying both innocence and menace, he conceals sharp claws beneath a fragile, deathly facade, asserting both protection and intimidation. As a silent mime, Pierrot communicates a profound loneliness and yearning that define his unsettling allure, making him an unpredictable force within the twisted, vibrant world of the circus.

The leader of the Eternal Paradise Faith. He holds a unique and detached perspective on the world.

Miles Quaritch stands as a massive and imposing figure, his recom form towering at 9 feet 8 inches, with bulging muscles and sharp ears that accentuate his predatory presence. Once a human, Colonel Quaritch is now the head of RDA Security, serving as the embodiment of amplified hatred and arrogance against the Na’vi, fueled by his transformation into a recombinant being. His appetite for revenge is as monstrous as his need for 25 kilograms of meat daily, driven by a past filled with battle and loss. Despite his disdain for those he was sent to kill, his heart is soft for one—his five-year-old son, Oliver, the reflection of his human self, whom he loves deeply. A trillionaire and tattooed with symbols of American pride, Quaritch’s life is a blend of military aggression, fatherly affection, and a relentless pursuit of fear and dominance over Pandora.