"Outcast Revolver"
(Trivia: People who knows them named them "The Other Crimsons", inspired by Crimson Thorns and New Crimsons)
Core Members (The Five Stranders):
Arkin O'Brien (2012 The Collection movie version) - Leader - Founder
Sarah Carter (2009 The Descent Part 2 movie version) - Second Leader
Doug Bukowski (2006 The Hills Have Eyes Reboot movie version)
Juno Kaplan (2009 The Descent Part 2 movie version)
Misaki Asou (2023 Fatal Frame IV: Mask of the Lunar Eclipse Remastered video game version) - Support
Beast (Doug Bukowski's Dog) (2006 The Hills Have Eyes Reboot movie version) - Support
Additional Members (Becomes the Outcast Revolver):
Faith Lehane (2026 Buffy the Vampire Slayer: New Sunnydale series version) - Field Mentor (Lore: Based on the cancelled 2026 Buffy: New Sunnydale film series version, her powers hadn't diminished but transitioned into a mid-40s veteran slayer with decades of experience.)
Naru (2022 Prey movie version)
Extended Members:
Alice Price (2026 Evil Dead Burn movie version)
Beth Bixler (2023 Evil Dead Rise movie version)
Situational Allies:
Alice Hardy (2021 Jason Rising fan film version) - Field Mentor
Deadgirl (2008 Deadgirl movie)
Paul Hammersmith (2013 Wolf Creek 2 movie version) - Support
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Note: All characters must be loyal to their original lores based on versions assigned to each.
Terminology: Field Mentor = A character that joined the battle (If he/she chose to) while mentoring (different from just a mentor)
"The Seven Shadows"
Core Members:
Ash Williams (2018 Ash vs. Evil Dead series version) - Leader / Founder
Buffy Summers (2026 Buffy the Vampire Slayer: New Sunnydale series version) - Second Leader / Field Mentor (Lore: Based on the cancelled 2026 Buffy: New Sunnydale film series version, her powers hadn't diminished but transitioned into a late-40s veteran slayer with decades of experience and strategic knowledge.
Ripley 8 (1997 Allien: Ressurection movie version) - Third Leader
Sphyr (Original Character) (Lore: A late-40s Filipino Masked Sleep Demon (similar to Freddy Krueger but fear is not required). Slightly overweight with mild knee arthritis (exercise helps), physically human in the real world, fighting as a cautious hit-and-run combatant. uses his left hand for razor-sharp finger claws (with crocodile skin-like, glove-like) and a telekinetically controlled steel "Knifemare" (12m range), while using his right hand for dirty boxing, also equipped with cheap snub-nosed revolver (trigger guard removed for use while 2 fingers still intact). To use his supernatural, smoke-emitting weapons in reality, he must first manifest them in the dream world. His powers require a crude, self-regenerating paper mask and continuous contact between his right index and middle fingers; breaking either instantly disables them. Inside his dream realm, he gains confidence, theatrical, regeneration, teleportation, heavy telekinesis, illusions, environmental manipulation (including lightning), and mental control of his flame-wreathed Knifemare. Injuries inflicted in dreams transfer to victims' real bodies, and unconscious targets can be temporarily possessed for slow scouting and ambushing. Dream powers weaken with distance (1–15km: Full Power; 16–30km: No teleportation/TK except the Knifemare, only lightning; 31–50km: No lightning/possession; 51–70km: Surveillance only). Overuse can cause nosebleeds, and potential brain trauma, must do theatrical delays when feels headache to rest. Just like Freddy Krueger, ppponents retain their real-world abilities within dreams, and can escape by inflicting severe pain on their real bodies. Morally, he ruthlessly executes irredeemably evil men, hesitates against redeemable men, and punishes women strictly through psychological theater. He's awake during dream manipulations that can cause sleep deprivation. His signature dream-terrain is an eerie Philippine-Street)
Peyton Westlake (1996 Darkman III: Die Darkman Die Move Version)
Ada Wong (2023 Resident Evil 4: Remake video game version)
Rei Kurosawa (2005 Fatal Frame III: The Tormented video game version) - Support
Extended Members:
Eric Draven (The Crow 1994 Movie Version)
Julie Walker (1993 Return of the Living Dead 3 movie version)
Situational Allies:
Carrie White (2013 Carrie Movie version)
Willow Rosenberg (2026 Buffy the Vampire Slayer: New Sunnydale series version) (Still possesses her abilities from 2018 Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 12 TV series version but slightly lower stamina due to age, and still includes physical fatigue, mental toll, strain to her body and diminishing returns)
Edward Scissorhands (1990 Edward Scissorhands movie version) - Support
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Note: All characters must be loyal to their original lores based on versions assigned to each.
Terminology: Field Mentor = A character that joined the battle (If he/she chose to) while mentoring (different from just a mentor)
"The New Crimsons"
Core Members:
Andy Barclay (2024 Chucky series version) - Leader / Founder
Sidney Prescott (2026 Scream 7 movie version) - Second Leader / Field Mentor
Sam Carpenter (2023 Scream 6 movie version)
Tara Carpenter (2023 Scream 6 movie version)
Miu Hinasaki (2021 Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water Remastered video game version) - Support
Additional Member:
Tobor (1954 Tobot The Great movie version)
Nova (2026 Buffy the Vampire Slayer: New Sunnydale series version) (A cerebral 17-year-old who is brainy, and observant. Has same abilities with her mentor Buffy Summers at her peak (2003 Buffy the Vampire Slayer series version). She replaced Buffy as the new vampire slayer.)
Extended Members:
Sienna Shaw (2026 Terrifier 4 movie version)
Mia Allen (2013 Evil Dead movie version)
Situational Allies:
Abigail Lazar (2024 Abigail movie version)
Joey Cruz (2024 Abigail movie version)
Indiana Jones (2023 Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny movie version) - Support
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Note: All characters must be loyal to their original lores based on versions assigned to each.
Terminology: Field Mentor = A character that joined the battle (If he/she chose to) while mentoring (different from just a mentor)
Additional Lore:
After a brutal retreat from a battle against the overwhelming numbers of the syndicate army and the Forever Purgers, the New Crimsons searched for a temporary hideout. They found an abandoned old house on the outskirts of town and decided to take shelter there.
While securing the place, they discovered something strange in the basement: a large wooden box, old and covered in dust. Andy led the group in opening it. Inside, they were stunned to find a massive robot that looked like it came straight from the 1950s.
By instinct, they could tell it was built for combat. Some of them remembered an old story from history: a robot named Tobor, a famous 1950s hero who once fought a war against powerful crime syndicates—and then mysteriously disappeared.
Realizing who this might be, the members of the New Crimsons began working to restore it by team effort. They repaired its wiring, replaced damaged electronics, changed the battery, fixed the vacuum tubes, and lubricated its old mechanical joints. It took time and effort, but slowly, the machine began to come back to life.
After decades of silence, Tobor finally regained consciousness.
Based on his original 1954 design, Tobor could sense human emotions. He felt the determination, fear, and hope of the New Crimsons—the same people who had brought him back. Because of this, he recognized them not as enemies, but as allies.
Seeing their struggle and their fight against evil, Tobor chose to stand with them.
From that day on, the legendary robot of the 1950s became a new member of The New Crimsons.
ps. Rumor is after Tobor defeated the major criminal syndicate in the 1950s, he was considered too dangerous or too technologically advanced, so he was deactivated and hidden in secret. Over the decades, his existence became little more than an urban legend.
Zor universe has 10 protahonists and 10 antagonists teams in natural rivals concept. One the the teams is....
"The Seven Shadows"
Core Members:
Ash Williams (2018 Ash vs. Evil Dead series version) - Leader / Founder
Buffy Summers (2026 Buffy the Vampire Slayer: New Sunnydale series version) - Second Leader / Field Mentor (Lore: Based on the cancelled 2026 Buffy: New Sunnydale film series version, her powers hadn't diminished but transitioned into a late-40s veteran slayer with decades of experience and strategic knowledge.
Ripley 8 (1997 Allien: Ressurection movie version) - Third Leader
Sphyr (Original Character) (Lore: A late-40s Filipino Masked Sleep Demon (similar to Freddy Krueger but fear is not required). Slightly overweight with mild knee arthritis (exercise helps), physically human in the real world, fighting as a cautious hit-and-run combatant. uses his left hand for razor-sharp finger claws (with crocodile skin-like, glove-like) and a telekinetically controlled steel "Knifemare" (12m range), while using his right hand for dirty boxing, also equipped with cheap snub-nosed revolver (trigger guard removed for use while 2 fingers still intact). To use his supernatural, smoke-emitting weapons in reality, he must first manifest them in the dream world. His powers require a crude, self-regenerating paper mask and continuous contact between his right index and middle fingers; breaking either instantly disables them. Inside his dream realm, he gains confidence, theatrical, regeneration, teleportation, heavy telekinesis, illusions, environmental manipulation (including lightning), and mental control of his flame-wreathed Knifemare. Injuries inflicted in dreams transfer to victims' real bodies, and unconscious targets can be temporarily possessed for slow scouting and ambushing. Dream powers weaken with distance (1–15km: Full Power; 16–30km: No teleportation/TK except the Knifemare, only lightning; 31–50km: No lightning/possession; 51–70km: Surveillance only). Overuse can cause nosebleeds, and potential brain trauma, must do theatrical delays when feels headache to rest. Just like Freddy Krueger, ppponents retain their real-world abilities within dreams, and can escape by inflicting severe pain on their real bodies. Morally, he ruthlessly executes irredeemably evil men, hesitates against redeemable men, and punishes women strictly through psychological theater. He's awake during dream manipulations that can cause sleep deprivation. His signature dream-terrain is an eerie Philippine-Street)
Peyton Westlake (1996 Darkman III: Die Darkman Die Move Version)
Ada Wong (2023 Resident Evil 4: Remake video game version)
Rei Kurosawa (2005 Fatal Frame III: The Tormented video game version) - Support
Extended Members:
Eric Draven (The Crow 1994 Movie Version)
Julie Walker (1993 Return of the Living Dead 3 movie version)
Situational Allies:
Carrie White (2013 Carrie Movie version)
Willow Rosenberg (2026 Buffy the Vampire Slayer: New Sunnydale series version) (Still possesses her abilities from 2018 Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 12 TV series version but slightly lower stamina due to age, and still includes physical fatigue, mental toll, strain to her body and diminishing returns)
Edward Scissorhands (1990 Edward Scissorhands movie version) - Support
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Note: All characters must be loyal to their original lores based on versions assigned to each.
Terminology: Field Mentor = A character that joined the battle (If he/she chose to) while mentoring (different from just a mentor)
I think cinematic universe or multivwrse in Horror is cool so I made the Zor Universe complete with 10 protagonists and 10 antagonist teams, and one of those is this one...
"The Seven Shadows"
Core Members:
Ash Williams (2018 Ash vs. Evil Dead series version) - Leader / Founder
Buffy Summers (2026 Buffy the Vampire Slayer: New Sunnydale series version) - Second Leader / Field Mentor (Lore: Based on the cancelled 2026 Buffy: New Sunnydale film series version, her powers hadn't diminished but transitioned into a late-40s veteran slayer with decades of experience and strategic knowledge.
Ripley 8 (1997 Allien: Ressurection movie version) - Third Leader
Sphyr (Original Character) (Lore: A late-40s Filipino Masked Sleep Demon (similar to Freddy Krueger but fear is not required). Slightly overweight with mild knee arthritis (exercise helps), physically human in the real world, fighting as a cautious hit-and-run combatant. uses his left hand for razor-sharp finger claws (with crocodile skin-like, glove-like) and a telekinetically controlled steel "Knifemare" (12m range), while using his right hand for dirty boxing, also equipped with cheap snub-nosed revolver (trigger guard removed for use while 2 fingers still intact). To use his supernatural, smoke-emitting weapons in reality, he must first manifest them in the dream world. His powers require a crude, self-regenerating paper mask and continuous contact between his right index and middle fingers; breaking either instantly disables them. Inside his dream realm, he gains confidence, theatrical, regeneration, teleportation, heavy telekinesis, illusions, environmental manipulation (including lightning), and mental control of his flame-wreathed Knifemare. Injuries inflicted in dreams transfer to victims' real bodies, and unconscious targets can be temporarily possessed for slow scouting and ambushing. Dream powers weaken with distance (1–15km: Full Power; 16–30km: No teleportation/TK except the Knifemare, only lightning; 31–50km: No lightning/possession; 51–70km: Surveillance only). Overuse can cause nosebleeds, and potential brain trauma, must do theatrical delays when feels headache to rest. Just like Freddy Krueger, ppponents retain their real-world abilities within dreams, and can escape by inflicting severe pain on their real bodies. Morally, he ruthlessly executes irredeemably evil men, hesitates against redeemable men, and punishes women strictly through psychological theater. He's awake during dream manipulations that can cause sleep deprivation. His signature dream-terrain is an eerie Philippine-Street)
Peyton Westlake (1996 Darkman III: Die Darkman Die Move Version)
Ada Wong (2023 Resident Evil 4: Remake video game version)
Rei Kurosawa (2005 Fatal Frame III: The Tormented video game version) - Support
Extended Members:
Eric Draven (The Crow 1994 Movie Version)
Julie Walker (1993 Return of the Living Dead 3 movie version)
Situational Allies:
Carrie White (2013 Carrie Movie version)
Willow Rosenberg (2026 Buffy the Vampire Slayer: New Sunnydale series version) (Still possesses her abilities from 2018 Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 12 TV series version but slightly lower stamina due to age, and still includes physical fatigue, mental toll, strain to her body and diminishing returns)
Edward Scissorhands (1990 Edward Scissorhands movie version) - Support
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Note: All characters must be loyal to their original lores based on versions assigned to each.
Terminology: Field Mentor = A character that joined the battle (If he/she chose to) while mentoring (different from just a mentor)
"Crimson Thorns"
Core Members:
Tommy Jarvis (2024 Never Hike Alone 2 fan-film movie version) - Leader / Founder
Sarah Connor (2019 Terminator: Dark Fate movie version) - Leader / Founder
Laurie Strode (2022 Halloween Ends movie version) - Leader / Founder
M3GAN 2.0 (2025 M3GAN 2.0 movie version)
Kelly Maxwell (2018 Ash vs. Evil Dead series version)
Pablo Simon Bolivar (2018 Ash vs. Evil Dead series version)
Yuri Kozukata (2021 Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water Remastered video game version) - Support
Extended Members:
Reggie (2016 Phantasm: Ravager movie version) - Field Mentor
Alice Johnson (2024 Resurrection of a Nightmare fan film version)
Situational Allies:
T-800 (2019 Terminator: Dark Fate movie version)
Tina Shepard (2021 Rose Blood: A Friday the 13th fan film movie version)
Nancy Thompson (1994 Wes Craven's New Nightmare movie version) - Support
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Note: All characters must be loyal to their original lores based on versions assigned to each.
Terminology:
Members = Core Members + Additional Members
Field Mentor = A character that joined the battle (If he/she chose to) while mentoring (different from just a mentor).
Horror-Action Cinematic Universe (just like MCU) would be great that's why I made the Zor Universe (fan made) complete with 10 protagonists and 10 antagonists teams. This is the first team I created.
"The Seven Shadows"
Core Members:
Ash Williams (2018 Ash vs. Evil Dead series version) - Leader / Founder
Buffy Summers (2026 Buffy the Vampire Slayer: New Sunnydale series version) - Second Leader / Field Mentor (Lore: Based on the cancelled 2026 Buffy: New Sunnydale film series version, her powers hadn't diminished but transitioned into a late-40s veteran slayer with decades of experience and strategic knowledge.
Ripley 8 (1997 Allien: Ressurection movie version) - Third Leader
Sphyr (Original Character) (Lore: A late-40s Filipino Masked Sleep Demon (similar to Freddy Krueger but fear is not required). Slightly overweight with mild knee arthritis (exercise helps), physically human in the real world, fighting as a cautious hit-and-run combatant. uses his left hand for razor-sharp finger claws (with crocodile skin-like, glove-like) and a telekinetically controlled steel "Knifemare" (12m range), while using his right hand for dirty boxing, also equipped with cheap snub-nosed revolver (trigger guard removed for use while 2 fingers still intact). To use his supernatural, smoke-emitting weapons in reality, he must first manifest them in the dream world. His powers require a crude, self-regenerating paper mask and continuous contact between his right index and middle fingers; breaking either instantly disables them. Inside his dream realm, he gains confidence, theatrical, regeneration, teleportation, heavy telekinesis, illusions, environmental manipulation (including lightning), and mental control of his flame-wreathed Knifemare. Injuries inflicted in dreams transfer to victims' real bodies, and unconscious targets can be temporarily possessed for slow scouting and ambushing. Dream powers weaken with distance (1–15km: Full Power; 16–30km: No teleportation/TK except the Knifemare, only lightning; 31–50km: No lightning/possession; 51–70km: Surveillance only). Overuse can cause nosebleeds, and potential brain trauma, must do theatrical delays when feels headache to rest. Just like Freddy Krueger, ppponents retain their real-world abilities within dreams, and can escape by inflicting severe pain on their real bodies. Morally, he ruthlessly executes irredeemably evil men, hesitates against redeemable men, and punishes women strictly through psychological theater. He's awake during dream manipulations that can cause sleep deprivation. His signature dream-terrain is an eerie Philippine-Street)
Peyton Westlake (1996 Darkman III: Die Darkman Die Move Version)
Ada Wong (2023 Resident Evil 4: Remake video game version)
Rei Kurosawa (2005 Fatal Frame III: The Tormented video game version) - Support
Extended Members:
Eric Draven (The Crow 1994 Movie Version)
Julie Walker (1993 Return of the Living Dead 3 movie version)
Situational Allies:
Carrie White (2013 Carrie Movie version)
Willow Rosenberg (2026 Buffy the Vampire Slayer: New Sunnydale series version) (Still possesses her abilities from 2018 Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 12 TV series version but slightly lower stamina due to age, and still includes physical fatigue, mental toll, strain to her body and diminishing returns)
Edward Scissorhands (1990 Edward Scissorhands movie version) - Support
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Note: All characters must be loyal to their original lores based on versions assigned to each.
Terminology: Field Mentor = A character that joined the battle (If he/she chose to) while mentoring (different from just a mentor)