Bob
The main character of MedEVIL, Bob
does not quite fit his role as
an evil
knight. Often times his great
evil schemes
don't quite work they way that
he wants
them to. Ah, who are we kidding,
they
NEVER work the way he wants, but
that has
yet to stop him from attempting
his evil
domination of the world. |
Princess Allura
A princess to be sure, but she is
not your
run of the mill type princess.
This is no
damsel in distress. Sarcastic,
cynical, and
with a mean right hook that belies
her fragile
looking figure, she is often the
bane of many
an eligible Prince and knight looking
for
her hand. More often than
not they recieve
it, although it is usually right
in the nose. |
Sir George
The knight in shining armor.
If it weren't
for his impulsive desire to always
look
every part the dashing hero, he
would
actually defeat poor Bob and end
the
evil-doer's pitiful attemps to
control the
kingdom. His idea of battle
is to charge
in with sword in one hand and a
mirror
in the other. In fact, he
gazes into his
mirror more often than the Princess. |
Marvin
Marvin is an aspiring wizard's apprentice,
with hopes that someday he will
be as
powerful and well known as his
instructor.
But if the gods are kind, this
will not be
the case. Generally good
natured and
considerate, he does have a knack
for great
magical feats. The only problem
is that
his magic tends to backfire in
rather unusual
effects. |
Sparky
Sparky is a mischevious little dragon
whose sole purpose is to make life
miserable for Sir George.
For some
reason, Sparky never got any larger
than 5 feet in length, and that
is even
including the tail! This
miniature little
fire-breather may not have much
of a
bark, but his bite does indeed
hurt.
Nobody knows if Sparky can speak
or not,
but what he lacks in words he most
definitely makes up for in attitude.
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Fritz D'Fool
Nobody is quite sure if he is actually
as
stupid as he looks or a very good
actor.
Considered the village idiot, Fritz
was deemed the perfect sort to
fill in
the position of the court jester.
The
strangest thing about him is that
he often
comes up with gems of true wisdom
when one leasts expects it, and
more
often than not he either remembers
how he comes about some of his
wisdom,
or he simply acts that way,
nobody
really knows. |
