❁❁Hall of Representation❁❁

Characters from Taarradhin

Neqtia: (Pictured far left.) Person of colour. LGBT (depending on the ending, she can romance either a male or female character). Daughter of a wealthy noble, she is kind-hearted and sweet, but also naive about anything outside of her personal world. She can come across as self-centered due to her sheltered upbringing, but she is well-meaning.

Jyrik: Person of colour. One of the two slaves from Djedi, he was chosen from among the commoners because of his youth and handsome looks. Smooth, confident, and knowledgeable, Jyrik works in the garden of Neqtia’s estate, but as he and Araerda are meant to be trophies, he’s more like an exotic plant himself.

Characters from Three Guys That Paint

Nigel - LGBT (depending on the ending, Nigel can show romantic attraction to both male and female characters). The player character. Nigel is a house painter who is trying to balance between his freelance jobs as a painter and taking care of Alicia. He wants to be a good father.

Dry and snarky, he’s the most down-to-Earth of the group. It was his idea to start the independent painting company, called Three Guys That Paint, with his two friends.

Nigel likes the simple life, has no real ambitions at moving on from his house painting job (he likes it just fine), and is perfectly content to hang out with Alicia, and his friends-slash-colleagues, Terri and Arthur.

Terri - Person of colour. Terri is one of Nigel’s co-workers. She is the most sensible of the group. Terri may be friendly, but at her core, she’s tough-as-nails. She is a rational, skeptical, and confident woman.

Characters from Atlantis: The Lost Empire

Audrey Rocio Ramirez - A teenage Puerto Rican mechanic and the youngest member of the expedition in search of Atlantis. She’s portrayed as an aggressive, sarcastic, and proud, and is also shown to be the best mechanic in her crew.

Jacqueline Obradors (Audrey’s voice actress) said her character made her “feel like a little kid again” and she always hoped her sessions would last longer.

Doctor Joshua Strongbear Sweet - A medic of African American and Native American descent. He’s portrayed as an intelligent, boisterous, confident man, who cares about his patients.

Albino Pirate.

From The Pirates! In an Adventure with Scientists!/The Pirates! Band of Misfits.

Albino Pirate (every pirate in the film goes by a nickname) is portrayed as the nicest pirate in the Captain’s crew.

Characters from Annedroids.

Nick - Person of colour. After moving into a new neighbourhood, Nick became friends with Anne, a young scientist who secretly makes androids and other inventions in the local junkyard. Nick is portrayed as the “eyes” of the story, with the series being told mainly through his point of view.

Helga.

Diagnosed with diabetes (not specified whether it’s type I or type II; most likely type II due to her age). From The Witches.

Helga is the grandmother of the nine-year-old protagonist, Luke. She shares a strong bond with her grandson, and ends up taking care of him after he becomes orphaned.

Emile Petite.

Person with dwarfism. From A Monster in Paris.

Emile works as a projectionist at a local Parisian cinema. He’s in love with his co-worker, Maud, but due to his shy nature, he can’t bring himself to ask her on a date.

Larry Mittenhands.

Person with dwarfism. From Larry the Little Freakin’ Knight/Larry of Karryon.

Niles from Fire Emblem Fates

LGBT (Bisexual)

Viola from Where We Lay Our Scene

LGBT (Trangender)

The bio by the writer of Where We Lay Our Scene is as follows:

Characters from Stardew Valley.

Demetrius - Person of colour. Demetrius is the local scientist in Pelican Town. He is constantly observing the local wildlife, as well as studying things in his small lab.

Demetrius also tries to be a good father to his daughter, Maru, and his step-son, Sebastian.

Maru - Person of colour (biracial–her mother has light skin). Maru is Demetrius’ daughter and is following his footsteps in becoming a scientist. She’s often in her room, working on mysterious inventions.

BMO/Beemo.

Genderfluid (is referred to as a boy, girl, lady, etc. by other characters, and herself, throughout the series). From Adventure Time.

Beemo is a happy little computer who lives with the main characters Finn and Jake. He has many interests (including soccer and pretending to be a detective) and likes to play video games with Finn and Jake.

Dr. Alphys.

LGBT (has shown romantic attraction to a male character and a female character). Dr. Alphys is a female reptilian/dinosaurian monster that lives in a lab in a place appropriately-called “Hotland”. She is a Royal Scientist, a position she was awarded by King Asgore.

Characters from [redacted] Life

Adrian - Person of colour. Adrian is a determined young man who is observant enough to realise that the world he’s trapped in is fake. Realising that he’s in a horror game, he decides to go and find a means of escaping. As the player character, we discover that Adrian’s narration is dry and somewhat cynical.

Mr. Numbers (first image) and Mr. Wrench from 2014’s Fargo.

Mr. Wrench is deaf and communicates through American Sign Language, with Mr. Numbers acting as his translator.

Although they work together as hitmen, Mr. Numbers and Mr. Wrench are shown as inseparable partners who honestly care about each other, and what we end up with is a rather touching relationship. It’s later revealed that they knew each other as children and Numbers taught himself sign language to help communicate with Wrench.