Shakespeare characters who deserve their own spinoffs
The Tempest: Caliban and co. The trio's antics when I first watched the play were the most enjoyable part of the show and reminded me a lot of Team Rocket from Pokemon.
The Two Gentlemen of Verona: Lance and Crab Honestly we need a whole play of his monologues and Crab just silently listening in awe
The Merry Wives of Windsor: Frank Ford His antics combined with his challenged masculinity makes this an interesting plot
Measure for Measure: Mistress Overdone We sure do love ourselves a perky punky sexually free woman, don't we
Much Ado About Nothing: Dogberry Dumb comic sidekick. Nuff said.
All's Well That Ends Well: Paroles I actually wrote a fanfic of him on Wattpad and it is very old and very bad and you are abolutely not allowed to read it.
Twelfth Night: Sir Andrew Aguecheek My high school's version had him played by one of my best friends, who is a trans woman and I would love to see where the transfem interpretation goes.
The Winter's Tale: Time: My first role! The sheer idea of a character that is literally an incoprehensable idea just makes for some wild possibilities.
Richard II: Aumerle He's such a cinnamon roll and so loyal to Richard. And the version I saw in London had a nonbinary actor playing the role and I love that take
Henry IV: Francis My second role! He just goes anon-anon and it's so sweet
Henry V: The French Loved playing one of them and it's good to see the villain's side of the story. Plus they're funny
Henry VI: Jack Cade A story of a rebel band is what we need right now
Titus Andronicus: Chiron and Demitrius Creepy evil twins make good protagonists
Romeo and Juliet: Mercutio He's got that rizz perfect for a protagonist
Macbeth: Donalbain What the heck was he doing in ireland?
Hamlet: Rosencrantz and Guildenstern: This is the idea that inspired this post in the first place and the only characters which have their own spinoff as of late
King Lear: Oswald One of my favorite roles! I got to show my true evil side and delve deep on why he does the things he does. I also headconon him as being really edgy evolving from a cinnamon roll
Othello: Ludovico Poor guy just wants to keep the peace but cirumstances out of his control ruin his life!
Antony and Cleopatra: Pompey Like I said before, funny braggarts always make good sidekicks.


















