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During the production of films like Pacific Rim and Crimson Peak, Guillermo del Toro wrote detailed biographies for his characters. (And knowing him, he's probably still doing it.) Here's a bio template based on the one he used for Pacific Rim and Crimson Peak:

[YOUR CHARACTER'S NAME IN ALL CAPS] by [Your Name Capitalized Normally]

"A quote from some famous person that describes your character's ethos."

Quote Author In Bold Italic

"Another quote from another famous person that describes your character's ethos."

Quote Author In Bold Italic

DATE OF BIRTH:

RULING PLANET: (Yep, del Toro is the kind of guy who uses astrology for his characters. Click here if you have no idea what to pick.)

AGE:

PARENTS:

RELATIVES:

RESIDENCE:

POSITIVES:

NEGATIVES:

SECRET DREAMS:

LIKES: [If you really wanna do it del Toro style, cram in as much info as possible, including your character's favorite foods and music. Dude would write up over two hundred words' worth of interests.]

DISLIKES: [The Dislikes don't usually run as long as the Likes, but he could easily write over a hundred words' worth.]

MOST HAPPY IF:

PRESENT LOVE INTEREST: [This can be literally ANYTHING.]

HEROES:

Brief Biography

(Guillermo del Toro's idea of a "brief biography" runs about 1200 words at least, and he starts out by talking about how their parents got together and how they got along.)

Also, here are links to the bios he put up on Twitter, for reference:

Mako Mori

Stacker Pentecost

Raleigh Becket

Thomas Sharpe, Part 1

Thomas Sharpe, Part 2

Thomas Sharpe, Part 3

Lucille Sharpe, Part 1

Alien Creature Life Cycle Stages

From a dream I had last night. I think they turn into cocoons between each life cycle stage. I’m calling them ‘vosnin’ for now.