Amoks

[Fist and Faith]

I figured I'd honor one of my favorite characters of all literature by gathering others of the same name.
www.geocities.com/taigatzu/amok.html
Thanks to Taiga for letting us use her site.

If you know of any other Amoks, let me know. Of course, there's the original Star Trek episode called Amok Time.

[hierachy]

Heh, that was s'posed to be a shapeshifter?...shapeshifters don't look like that!!!!


BTW-cool site

[Landwaster]

hehe nice little page that!

[balon!]

I own that card. Sweeeeet.

[CovenantJr]

Not strictly a 'character', so maybe it's not what you're after. But I might as well mention it. From the Sega Saturn game, AMOK:

A.M.O.K. robot
The A.M.O.K. robot can transform into two different modes, although not at free will. The first model you experience is the underwater model, with propellers guiding you through the underwater level (note: this is the only level where you use the propeller model of A.M.O.K.). The dominant model is the walking model, used to explore the land areas. The two models are no different in control, except the visual appearance, and that the propeller model fires torpedoes, instead of missles, although they both have the same firing speed, damage and firing rate.

[TheUnbelievingDLH]

look into mythology, it most likely has the answers you want. one name dosen't just reoccur on its own; it needs a general backround.