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That bunny woman is as creepy as heck.

The avatar above me is one of the bosses you encounter who ends up joining the party later with his sidekick.

This time i envision you more as a lone wolf, roaming the country side as a scripted random encounter. When the heroes happen upon you they will fight you for 5 turns (but you are invincible) before your bunny woman stalker appears and scares you off. After which the bunny girl joins the heroes to track you down. You later appear as a bonus boss.

A PC charatcer who joins the party after he is chased out of town because of his "playboy" antics.

A young person that's originally a villain, but ends up joining the heroes after being betrayed by another villain. Uses flower-based weapons.

You're a seasoned adventurer upon whom the party stumbles many times throughout the game, though you're only peripherally important to the main plot. Every time you're found, a new little piece of your backstory is revealed: For example, how you came upon your magical cloak, and a glimpse into your overall aims. If they catch you every possible time, you also give them a one-of-a-kind item you've found during your travels that grants access to a secret dungeon you discovered, loaded with difficult monsters, but lots of valuable chests.

Above me is a tragic villainess, a sorceress who isn't really evil but kind of went to the dark side for cookies because she wished to use necromancy to bring back her dead husband. Things really went downhill from there.

There's honestly nothing remarkable about you yourself -- no special powers, no dark past to speak of -- but there's something about you that just gives the impression of being more important than we know. As things stand, you're the go-between for the party and a large, powerful, but secretive organization. You tend to prefer to speak to the party in small alleys, or crowded bars, as though you don't want to be overheard, though there's nothing illegal about your actions. It's rather mystifying, both to the party and to the player. We'll probably find out more about it in the sequel....

By the way, if someone could possibly mention how remarkably I look like an Amano character, it would be nice. Not that that's what I was going for with the avatar or anything, of course.

You are one of the heroes in the main party who toughs it out through the entire game. You're capable of majiks (but not the healing kind), and channel them through your sword. You join the party after the main character, a human with no magical ability whatsoever, lands on your planet. You help him defeat the ultimate evil that is trying to destroy/take over your world/the universe, and there's a chance that if you hang out with the main character outside the party long enough, your naughty influence will rub off on him, and instead of returning to his planet, he'll help you fight your battles for the rest of your life (which probably won't be much longer, because you're a trouble maker.).