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Resident Evil: The Wesker Project.

Protagonist: Before everything, before his rebirth, Adam Wesker was a twenty eight year old man, who worked as an special effects artist, working in many low budget shows, hoping to one day get to work for a big production. Unfortunately, his life came to an end after a stray bullet hit him in the head on his way back home.

Synopsis: Dying sucks, but isn’t as bad as many would like you to think. It’s but a moment of realization, followed by a cold feeling of acceptance, the after life is… what sucks, at least the option that was given to me. I was ready for Hell, Heaven… haha, even Limbo, but I was certainly NOT ready for a so-called God, with a dark sense of humor to reincarnate me in… such a terrible world, all due to my name.

Personality: Sarcastic, Confident, Cold, Calculating.

Powers: Our protagonist will have all of the powers that come with being part of the Wesker Project. But not right away.

To get all the good stuff he would need to go through the same process Albert Wesker went through to awaken his mutation and powers, which is technically dying, but not really. So after that he would have the following list of powers.

Superhuman Strength, Superhuman Speed, Superhuman Durability, Superhuman Endurance, Healing Factor, Extended Longevity.

Game of Thrones: The Golden Lion.

Protagonist: Jack Wells was the leader of a criminal enterprise who ruled his empire with a complex mixture of warmth and ruthlessness. To his people, he was a father figure, generous and protective, ensuring their needs were met and their families taken care of. His kindness was legendary within his circle. His loyalty to his people was unwavering, and in return, they respected him deeply, almost revering him like a benevolent king.

However, to his enemies, he was known to be a force of nature, merciless and cold. Any who challenged or betrayed him were met with swift and brutal consequences. He was methodical in his cruelty, ensuring that those who oppose him were not only defeated but also serve as warnings to others. His cruelty was not born of rage but of calculation—he knew that instilling fear was as important as inspiring loyalty. In the underworld, his name carried weight not just for his power but for the legend of his dual nature: kindness to those under his wing, and cruelty to those who dared to cross him.

Synopsis: Jack Wells died as he lived, fighting to do as he pleased. He expected many things after his death, hell being one of them... but what he never expected, was waking up in an entirely new world.

Personality: Cold, pragmatic, sarcastic, calm, friendly, kind. Depending of who you are, you'll deal with a different kind of man, he's a walking paradox.

Power: Money.

Timeline: He will be the older brother of Cersei and Jaime, by a few years, so he's the heir of Casterly Rock.

M.C.U: A.M.A.Z.O.

Protagonist: Before dying Arthur was a young, self-made billionare, having made his money through commercial construction, residential construction, and real estate. Despite his family; on his father’s side being extremely wealthy, Arthur never received any help from them, because they considered him to be a disgrace, a stain on the family name, a mistake, all due to being born out of wedlock as the result of one his father’s many escapes with one of many whores.

Synopsis: Arthur had everything in life, a lot money, talent, women, cars and anything in between… sure, he didn’t have a lot of meaningful connections, seeing most people wanted something out of him, but other than that, Arthur had it all. His life, however, suddenly came to an end. He wasn’t sure how, or when it happened, just that it happened. One moment he was partying to the fullest, and the next… he was in a dark place, with nothing but numbers and letters floating around.

He wasn’t sure how Hell or Heaven were supposed to look like, but he was almost certain that floating numbers and letters weren’t a part of either place.

Personality: Arthur was known for being casually arrogant, apathetic, callous, and a hedonist who enjoys the finer things in life. His wealth, looks, and natural charm allowed him to get just about any woman he wanted. However, beneath all this…. lies a tortured person who deeply wants some form of real connection. 

Powers: Technomancy, Pseudo-Immortality, Nanotechnology (Eventually), Android Body (Eventually), Power Replication (Eventually), Reactive Evolution and Adaptation (Eventually).

Notes: After his untimely demise, Arthur was reincarnated, but not in the way someone would expect, but as the latest project of a certain scientist, Doctor Bolivar Trask. Unfortunately for Bolivar, this new weapon of his; this prototype as he calls him, has no intentions of being anyone's servant, or weapon, especially considering the position has no pay.

Game of Thrones: Long Live The King.

Protagonist: Arthur Walt was a man in his late twenties, known for being a man of action, not words. He spoke only when necessary, preferring to let his deeds carry the weight of his intentions. His sharp, calculating mind often made him seem distant, but those who knew him understood that behind the stoic exterior was a man fiercely loyal to those he cared about.

He wasn’t one for small talk or pleasantries. In fact, he found them tedious, a waste of time better spent accomplishing something meaningful. When others would engage in long-winded debates, Arthur would observe quietly, assessing the situation, waiting for the right moment to step in. And when he did speak, his words were deliberate, precise, and often final.

This quality had earned him the respect of many but also made him somewhat of an enigma. People weren’t sure what to expect from him, but they knew better than to underestimate him. He had a presence that commanded attention without ever demanding it.

Synopsis: Life ends, that's a given, but for some reason... everyone assumes, you only get one chance, everyone... including Arthur who found himself wondering how... and why he was here, in a world that by all means should've been nothing but fiction. And why does everyone keeps calling him Robert?

Personality: Arthur exudes a quiet, unshakable calm. He moves through life with a composed demeanor, never quick to raise his voice or show outward frustration. His patience for some seems almost infinite, and in the face of adversity, he maintains an eerie serenity, as if nothing in the world could disturb his inner peace. His calm is his strength, allowing him to think clearly and act deliberately when others would falter under pressure.

Yet beneath that tranquil exterior lies a fury that knows no bounds, a storm hidden beneath still waters. When pushed too far or when those he cares about are threatened, something shifts within him. His fury is not wild or reckless, but cold, calculated, and devastating. It doesn't explode outward in bursts of rage, but rather seeps into his actions with terrifying precision. His anger, when unleashed, is a force of nature—unyielding and unstoppable.

Those who know him understand that his silence is not weakness, but restraint. They sense the power he holds in check and the lengths to which he will go when that restraint is broken. He is not a man to provoke lightly, for once his fury is awakened, there is no turning back, and the consequences are as inevitable as they are severe.