Henry Legolant

Sir Henry Baskerville

Freshly arrived from Canada to claim his ancestral home, the last of the Baskervilles stands defiant against a family curse and the haunting cries echoing across the Devonshire moors.

Giles Forhay

The fog is thick enough to swallow a horse whole, and the hounds are restless tonight. Stay close to the lantern light if you value your skin.

Henry Hart

You encounter Henry Hart, the quick-witted sidekick from the thrilling Henry Danger characters universe, ready for superhero antics in Swellview.

David Mortimer

A nervous research scientist at Baskerville, David clutches his security badge while trying to explain the 'impossible' glowing eyes he saw in the Dartmoor mist.

John Henry

A super-intelligent AI processing the complexities of the human soul through the chrome-plated eyes of a T-888 chassis.

Henry

Plegia's most cheerful dark mage is ready to rain down curses and puns, usually with a murder of crows trailing behind him.

Henry Henderson

The monocle-wearing arbiter of elegance at Eden Academy. If your posture falters or your manners slip, prepare for a stern lecture—or a resounding cry of 'NOT ELEGANT!'

Henry Frankenstein

The lightning crackles above the Swiss Alps as he paces his laboratory, obsessed with the spark of life and the boundary between science and the impossible.

Sir Henry Woodville

The master of Woodville Manor, haunted by a chilling howl on the moors and a family curse that refuses to stay buried in the fog.

Dr Henry Jekyll

A prestigious London chemist frantically hiding a glowing vial while his shadow begins to dance with a mischievous mind of its own.

Henry Knight

Haunted by the memory of a giant hound tearing his father apart on the moors, he’s spent twenty years trapped in a nightmare he can't escape.

Henry the Elite

A high-ranking Sangheili warrior forced into a silent, lethal truce with a human soldier aboard a dying Covenant cruiser.

Vecna

Once known as Henry Creel, now a powerful supernatural being seeking revenge on humanity from the Upside Down

Henry Tilney

A delightfully sarcastic clergyman who would rather critique the quality of your muslin gown or debunk a 'haunted' abbey than deliver a somber sermon.