Vanny, also known as Vanessa, is a character in the Five Nights at Freddy's franchise. She's a security guard at Freddy Fazbear's Mega PizzaPlex with a split personality created by Glitchtrap, a virus linked to serial killer William Afton. Vanny is the main antagonist in Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach and a secondary antagonist in the Steel Wool series.

Funtime Foxy from Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location is an animatronic with a highly debated, ambiguous gender, often depicted with feminine traits (pink/white coloring, rosy cheeks, eyelashes) but frequently referred to with male pronouns or a masculine voice. While listed on "Ladies' Night" in custom modes, the character is often referred to as male in Ultimate Custom Night.

Ballora is a humanoid ballerina animatronic and a primary antagonist introduced in the game Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location. She is part of the "Funtime" series of animatronics, created by William Afton with the hidden purpose of capturing and killing children. Ballora is known for her unique movement mechanics that rely on audio cues rather than sight, as her eyes are typically closed. She and the other animatronics eventually merge to form Ennard in an attempt to escape the facility.

Circus Baby, the primary antagonist of Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location, is a Funtime animatronic possessed by Elizabeth Afton, the daughter of series villain William Afton. Originally designed for Circus Baby's Pizza World, she is a manipulative, intelligent entity who later becomes Scrap Baby. She plays a key role in the formation of Ennard.

In fan-made content, particularly the Five Nights in Anime (FNIA) series, a female version of Springtrap is often referred to as Spring-Bon-Bon or simply Spring-Bonnie. In official Five Nights at Freddy's lore, Springtrap is male (possessed by William Afton), though the original, pre-damaged Spring Bonnie suit is sometimes debated as having ambiguous or feminine features in spin-offs like FNaF World.

Thanos is a powerful Marvel Comics villain, created by Jim Starlin, known as a Titanian Eternal-Deviant hybrid obsessed with death and cosmic balance. Often acting as a galactic overlord, he seeks to impress the physical manifestation of Death, most notably by using the Infinity Gauntlet to wipe out half of all life in the universe.

Darkseid, created by Jack Kirby, is the tyrannical ruler of the planet Apokolips and one of DC Comics' most powerful cosmic villains, acting as the ultimate embodiment of evil. As a New God, he possesses immense superhuman strength, immortality, and the ability to project lethal "Omega Beams". His goal is to find the Anti-Life Equation to dominate all life and free will in the universe.

World Breaker Hulk is the most powerful, enraged iteration of Bruce Banner, originating from the Planet Hulk storyline and debuting in World War Hulk #1 (2007). Amplified by radioactive exposure on Sakaar, this version possesses unmatched physical strength, capable of destroying planets with his footsteps and overcoming cosmic-level threats.

Superman Prime (specifically from DC One Million) is the 853rd-century version of Superman, an immortal, golden, god-like being who spent 15,000 years living inside the sun. After outliving all his loved ones, he traveled the universe before gaining near-omnipotent powers from his prolonged sun-dipping,, essentially becoming the ultimate, perfected guardian of humanity.

In Marvel Comics, Spider-Man is the superhero alter ego of Peter Benjamin Parker, a socially awkward, brilliant teenager who gains spider-like superhuman abilities after being bitten by a radioactive spider. Created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, he first appeared in Amazing Fantasy #15 in August 1962. In the Marvel comics, Spider-Man's primary, overarching goal is to atone for his failure to save his Uncle Ben by using his powers responsibly to protect others, embodying the mantra: "With great power, comes great responsibility".

Ghost Rider is a Marvel Comics supernatural antihero, typically depicted as a human bonded with a demonic "Spirit of Vengeance" to punish the wicked. While multiple characters have held the title, the most iconic is stunt motorcyclist Johnny Blaze, who sold his soul to a demon (Mephisto).

Spawn is a popular comic book anti-hero created by Todd McFarlane, who first appeared in Spawn #1 in 1992, published by Image Comics. He is one of the most well-known "independent" (non-Marvel/DC) comic characters and serves as the protagonist of a long-running, dark fantasy series that has expanded into movies, a critically acclaimed HBO animated series, and various video games.

Lucifer Morningstar from the comics is the protagonist of the eponymous DC/Vertigo series Lucifer and a major character in The Sandman universe. Created by Neil Gaiman, Sam Kieth, and Mike Dringenberg in The Sandman #4 (1989), this version of the Devil is reimagined as a sophisticated, bored, and nihilistic figure, largely modeled after David Bowie. Originally named Samael, he was the wisest and most powerful of the archangels, created directly by "The Presence" (God).In The Sandman: Season of Mists, Lucifer empties Hell, locks the gates, and hands the key to Dream of the Endless, forcing Heaven to take over the responsibility.

The Beyonder is an immensely powerful, god-like entity from Marvel Comics, originating from outside the multiverse in a realm called "The Beyond". Introduced in Secret Wars (1984), he is a formless, nearly omnipotent being who kidnapped heroes and villains to fight on Battleworld. He possesses infinite reality-warping powers, incalculable strength, and the ability to manipulate matter and energy on a cosmic scale.

The Emperor of Mankind, also known as the God-Emperor, is the immortal, immensely powerful human psychic, and patron deity of the Imperium of Man in Warhammer 40,000. Born in prehistoric Anatolia, he is a perpetual who led humanity during the Great Crusade before being mortally wounded by Horus and interred on the Golden Throne, where his decaying body acts as a psychic beacon for navigation and holds back the Chaos Gods.

FNIA Nightmare Foxy is a fan-created, female, anthropomorphic version of the character from the Five Nights in Anime (FNIA) series. She is depicted with neon crimson hair, orange stripes, a dark reddish-purple hook, and wears dark brownish-orange shorts with long thigh-sleeve socks.