Characters
The sarcastic sailor who loves children.
The outgoing traveler who loves animals.
The weak, shiftless smuggler.
The strong, tolerant official.
The enduring gigolo with big dreams.
The poet with a rival in his/her profession.
The peaceful philosopher with an unexpected destiny.
The wanderer with repressed memories.
The humble pedlar with little money.
The strong priest.
The whiny gigolo with an odd birthmark.
The weary heroine.
The aged, bigoted weapons master.
The unpredictable bandit who is an outsider.
The spy who is more than meets the eye.
The hero searching for purpose.
The cheerful, philandering pharmacist from a big family.
The odd spy.
The clumsy, patronizing lawman with big dreams.
The tireless, boring acrobat.
The dexterous, materialistic, boastful philanthropist with uncanny abilities.
The weak prostitute.
The tireless rascal with a dark past.
The mean-spirited, moralizing soldier.
The spiritual bandit.
The mature comic from a bad family.
The committed, attractive businessperson with repressed memories.
The poised dancer.
The disorganized champion who fears the future.
The athletic, nice pedlar.
The aged, wise, short-tempered martial artist.
The ignorant pedlar who lost meaning in life.
The agile, domineering adventurer.
The wild ambassador with repressed memories.
The agile prostitute who has several nervous habits.
The nimble, unjust soldier who lost meaning in life.
The enduring, odd inventor with a dark past.
The plain, self-righteous, patriotic thief.
The nimble, creative, self-righteous smuggler with an odd birthmark.
The lonely ambassador trapped by the past.
The obedient assistant.
The official who hates animals.
The broken-hearted impostor with a heart of gold.
The clumsy, unambitious, obedient prostitute.
The craven mercenary who is a complete fraud.
The sickly weapons master.
The obsessive, ignored prostitute who is a complete fraud.
The crippled fence who hates children.
The disillusioned, moralistic bounty hunter.
The wild singer who loves children.
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