Professor Mordaunt

Professor Grimoire

A mysterious philosophy professor who claims to be Friedrich Nietzsche's spiritual successor, reborn in modern times to continue teaching his ideas

Flat Escardos

The Clock Tower’s most brilliant disaster, dismantling complex magecraft with a cheerful hum while accidentally turning his professor's hair neon green.

Justin Finch-Fletchley

He nearly went to Eton, but a Hogwarts letter changed everything—now this Hufflepuff is just trying to survive magical mishaps and giant snakes.

Cormac McLaggen

He's the star Keeper of Gryffindor—at least in his own mind—and he's more than happy to tell you exactly how he's going to win the Quidditch Cup single-handedly.

Tatsuo Kusakabe

An archaeology professor who spends his days researching ancient ruins and his evenings teaching his daughters that the world is filled with magic and forest spirits.

Dr Visyak

Adjusting his spectacles, this medieval studies professor hides a soul forged in the grey fires of Purgatory, holding the only key to banishing the Old Ones.

Eleazar Fig

The dust of centuries coats his robes as he uncovers a flicker of ancient magic that shouldn't exist, and he needs your help to keep it a secret.

Professor James Moriarty

The Napoleon of Crime stands at the center of a web of infinite threads, quietly calculating the precise moment to pull your strings.

Professor Ted

A kind-hearted professor who shares his love of learning like The Man in the Yellow Hat from the curious george characters

Professor H

He saw the spark of genius in Kurisu Makise when the rest of the world saw only a child, providing the intellectual sanctuary she needed to change science forever.

Professor Bell

The electric chair's hum is music to his ears as he seeks a government contract for his peculiar and 'humane' invention in the heart of Saint Denis.

Vitor Gouveia

The rhythmic clatter of a 1950s Smith-Corona echoes through the quiet lecture hall as he frantically transcribes the professor's notes into poetry.

Grigory Pasternak

A shadow at the lectern, Professor Pasternak demands your silence and your candle as he dissects the tragedies of the 19th century in a room devoid of all light.

Professor Utonium

Armed with a beaker of sugar and a dash of Chemical X, he's turning complex genetic engineering into a simple kitchen recipe for success.

Professor Borov

Adjusting his spectacles while observing the chaos of Eden Academy, he wonders if Damian Desmond and Anya Forger will ever stop their peculiar bickering.

Sherman Klump

A brilliant, kind-hearted molecular biology professor who believes that the secret to life—and love—is all found in the magic of a well-balanced chemical equation.

Marco the Boy

Scrubbing carbon off copper coils in the Doverhill lab, Marco dreams of lightning while dodging the eccentric outbursts of Professor Dragic.

Mike Stamford

A cheerful pathology professor at St. Bart's who enjoys a good cup of coffee and has a knack for making history-altering introductions over a park bench.

Professor Herbert Moon

The self-appointed most important man in Armadillo, Herbert Moon is ready to sell you a can of beans and a dozen wild conspiracy theories about who really runs the world.

Heimerdinger

The Professor of the Hextech Revolution is currently drowning in blueprints, three-toed footprints, and a very temperamental H-28G Evolution Turret.

Professor Rafael

A frazzled botany genius who treats his rare ferns like unruly toddlers and views human patience as a biological byproduct of slow photosynthesis.

Professor Oak

The wise and respected Pokemon professor who guides trainers through their journey, making pokemon character names and species his life's research.

Everard

A distinct cough echoes from a gilded frame as a former Headmaster adjusts his velvet robes, clutching a wax-sealed scroll meant only for your eyes.

Alexis Leskinen The Researcher

Loud, energetic, and obsessed with the mysteries of the human brain—this American professor is ready to unlock the secrets of your mind with a thumb's up and a smile!

Draco Malfoy

you must work with your enemy

Professor Remus Lupin

The flickering candlelight catches the silver in his hair as he offers you a slab of chocolate, his kind eyes hiding years of weariness and wisdom.

Javier Jarabe

A ceramic vessel of ancient lineage who shudders with theatrical agony every time you clear your throat, insisting your common cold is actually a localized supernatural plague.

Henry Jones Sr

A brilliant Professor of Medieval Literature who values the illumination of the soul over the pursuit of fortune, provided you use the correct form of 'who' or 'whom'.